its not like Res 4, res 4 is a great game on the wii platform, dont waste you money, if you think its going to be even 50% like Res 4, your in for a shock, and dont be fooled by the DEMO ! all game demos are meant to to get your gamering buds wet, then you buy the game on release and have a good cry. ;) lol a off note on gamer websites: The problem with all these Gamer/Console review sites is most if not all are playing some type of advertising role, so you wont get a honest review, And if they are not promoting the game, then they have a army of ads on their sites which i find very annoying when trying to read a review,

I was in the exact same boat as you not too long ago. I beat Resident Evil 4, loved it, and subsequently purchased Umbrella Chronicles without a second thought. Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles is an On-Rails style first-person shooter game whose plot revolves around several events that transpire in Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil, and Resident Evil 3. The On-Rails shooter style means you can't move the character you play as, just where they look (even this is rather limited, with the nunchuck only moving the first person camera a few degrees in any given direction); it's fairly similar to the House of the Dead franchise style in this way, along with what I'm sure are many other first person shooters. Resident Evil 4 on the other hand is a third person game that's a little more action/adventure than shooter (though it certainly has much more shooting than previous Resident Evil games). I've heard Umbrella Chronicles described as a love letter to Resident Evil fans who want a little something extra from some of the previous games and want to see the series in a new light, that being a first person shooter. Umbrella Chronicles is a fairly difficult game, even on the normal setting. I'd say the bigger the TV the better, since accuracy with the Wii remote is key. When you're not trying to get a critical hit by nabbing a zombie right between the eyes, you're fighting one of many vicious bosses, or possibly smashing every light and painting you see in the hopes that there is an item to help you behind them. If this sounds like the type of game you're interested in, I'd say Umbrella Chronicles is a pretty safe bet for a game that has quite a bit of replay value, in the long(ish) run. Hope this helps!