Resident Evil 4 knife run_Chapter 4-1 part 1

Comments on this video:

This is the first chapter I'm playing on Wii! :) Of course it doesn't matter though, but from now on it's gonna be Wii and only Wii. My GameCube is inside its original box and stored in the basement!

Had to use the pistol on the Zealot on the dragon statue and the two Zealots hunting Ashley with their spikey vehicle thing.

Now, the knights. Thanks very much to Atwyatt, because without watching his knight knife video I would have given up on this. Though I'm not as skilled as he is, so knifing them takes VERY long. This video is only the very beginning of chapter 4-1. Be warned.

In this video, I managed to knock the helmet off the first knight. Also, attacked the halberd knight first on purpose, there are two sword knights and one of them has a tricky move pattern; it always moves to the right, making hitting it harder.

Pistol use:

Shooting down the Zealot on the fire breathing dragon.

Shooting down the two Zealots on the spikey vehicle thing.

Rules and info about this knife run:

1: Knife and pistol only.

2: Pistol may only be used where the knife is useless (eg shooting down mad truck drivers or defeat Salazar).

3: No selling, buying or upgrading from the merchant.

4: No typewriter savings.

5: No continues.

6: Professional difficulty

The sound might be a bit off, but it's because I had to convert between different formats a couple of times in order to get the clips from my DVD Recorder to run on my PC and ultimately, on YouTube.

Also, I'm now using AVS Video Converter instead of Total Video Converter. There are two differences:

1: AVS leaves a water mark on every movie that pops up pretty often to tell you I'm using an unregistered version of the program. But it's small and it doesn't do much damage to the movie.

2: AVS doesn't have a trial period, meaning I can use it forever! So you better get used to that water mark! :P

I'm playing the GameCube version in PAL50. But there's no difference in speed from NTSC (US) or PAL60. The only difference is that the framerate is a little lower than NTSC and PAL60.

Important info for all American watchers! (and Japanese, too) The knife is TWICE as strong in the PAL GameCube version as it is in the NTSC GameCube version. Thanks goes to a guy nicknamed "Candyman" for helping me find this out. With other words, doing the knife run on the PAL version is much easier than on the NTSC version! (but it's still not easy, mind you)

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Tags:

• resident
• evil
• knife
• run
• kai
• wii

[KaiWii]

It's good to live in Sweden! ^_^

[Shaderem]

I really don't see the difference in graphics between the PS2 version and the Gamecube version.

[KaiWii]

Because YouTube is so low-res and low-quality. :)

[Pingu4u2]

LMAO XD

I can just imagine if Ashley knew why Leon wasn't using his gun to shoot the switch things on the ceiling...

"LEON!! LOOK AT THE CEILING! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!!"

"JUST A SEC, ASHLEY - I WANNA MAKE IT THROUGH BY ONLY USING MY KNIFE!"

[Maruceroooo]

resident evil 4 taught me how to say motherfucker in spanish

[TomiAk47]

@ 6:49 its really gettin more than JUST EPIC!!!!!

i was really curious to see how you would manage to knife the knights ...

how many times did you die before you did it?

[gawne1969]

What would make it easier for the type 1 plagas would be if they still used a tentacle whip attack you could get to whiff & run in behind for a guaranteed slash like ganado host plagas, getting out unscathed with no disrupts might be an issue though ;)

[tapion567]

did you really beat this game in one go

[Darkwizzrobe]

yes it also means mountain goat and goat fucker

[NEMESIS1191]

@piromaniac9999 brainpower??? i have just assholepower!!!

[piromaniac9999]

No need to be a asshole

can you answer questions without insulting people? or do you lack the brainpower?

[NEMESIS1191]

@piromaniac9999 stupid!!! LEARN TO READ!!! 2: Pistol may only be used where the knife is useless (eg shooting down mad truck drivers or defeat Salazar)

[ALEXw0z3r3]

1: Knife and pistol only.

6: Professional difficulty