This looks nothing like a brainless run and gun.

If anything the trailer showed that your gonna have to be on your toes the whole time

it was intense in a resident evil kind of way

while adding new elements. for instance the train section with leon we say it was reminde me of the tight spaces you would find in the old RE''s but with much much more zombies add the moving train to that and youve got tension like weve never seen before

then chris' part we got to see him among a paanicking city of people which correct me if im wrong resident evil has never delved into that sorta thing before. its always shown after the outbreak never during

and finally the 3rd guy who is apparently the cure for the world . Is he hunk, is he related to wesker, i want to know

where re5 was a brainless shooter this looks like it will not be

As much as I don't like you I have to agree with all that you said.

I don't know if I completely agree with that. It's true that Leon and Chris should be used to zombies by now, but part of what makes the series so good is that the characters are fairly realistic (well...not counting Chris' giant shoulders and Wesker's plans for world domination). Even the most hardened cops and soldiers have days where they struggle to cope with a murder scene or hesitate when about to shoot an enemy. And even if Chris and Leon have been dealing with zombies for over a decade, that doesn't necessarily mean they are now killing-machines who are able to mow down zombies without batting an eye.

They still have moments where they are unsure of themselves or how to take down an enemy. (But even so, it' a silly argument to make because Capcom aren't making the games more action-oriented for the sake of realism or to show how Chris and Leon have grown as characters. They're making the games more action-oriented to appeal to a mainstream action-loving audience).

I really don't know what the point of bringing up Amy was. There are plenty of decent horror titles that have come out this gen that prove survival-horror can still be done this generation WITHOUT resorting to the use of clunky controls or a static camera.

Though that's also a silly argument to make, because when people say they want the old-school Resident Evil brought back, they aren't saying they want a return of clunky controls and terrible shooting mechanics. They're saying they want a return of the creepy and claustrophobic locations, the menacing enemies, the eerie atmosphere, and so on. Not just mindless shooting in [insert random African location here].

/ihavealotoffeelings