Destructoid:
I liked Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles a lot, but after finishing it, I had no desire to play a sequel. It worked for what it was, but there was nothing about the game that made me want to see more, so when Capcom announced Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, I was pretty underwhelmed. My gut reaction was that it just didn't feel like a game that needed to be made.
Still, this is Resident Evil we're talking about. Other than the Outbreak games, which were of questionable quality, the series is yet to fail me. Plus, mining material from Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil: Code Veronica is sure fire way to tickle my nostalgia bone. With both my initial disinterest and my always present love of the RE franchise, I gave Darkside Chronicles a spin.
Numbered entries aside, there have been a whole host of other Resident Evil games, across multiple platforms. Here are some you might have missed.
"As a longtime fan of the franchise there are several improvements I would like to see, and after the success of Resident Evil 7 and Monster Hunter: World, Capcom seems to be making all the right decisions with their tentpole franchises. Hopefully, this will be no different." -- PlayStation Enthusiast
The top five of the best PlayStation Move compatible light gun games that have been released for the PlayStation 3.
House of the Dead 3 and 4 should be on the list. I still play Overkill on a regular basis, worth buying a move just for that game alone. The Cabela games that support move are fun too.
Is Rambo, Move compatible? And there is also Child Of Light which is sort of a shooting game.
i wish they also made light guns like the arcade ones. they r faster at aiming and more accurate..