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Hello GamingAngels! Shawn, “Lead Video Editor” over at Goozex and lil’ ol’ me decided to merge our Resident Evil Fanatic braiiiiinnnnnssss and come-up this: a nifty, visual review for everyone here at GamingAngels.com. A little eye candy here n’ there can definitely be a good thing betwixt words, words, and more words. Here, we discuss the previous on-rails shooter, Umbrella Chronicles and what exactly Darkside is worth: Buy, Rent, or Pass?

P.S. Keep checking back on GamingAngels.com for future video reviews on other titles. Enjoy!

Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles Review from Amanda on Vimeo.

Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles is now shipping in North America for the Wii. The game is a new on-rails shooter that has a full 2-player co-op experience.

For some reason we can’t embed the brand new launch trailer. But you can see it here on GameTrailers.

Read My first look opinions here,and we’ll have our review by the end of the week.

In Underground, players follow a graffiti artist through an underground transit system to solve the mystery of a previous art crime. As players progress through the story, they are introduced to the graffiti artist’s inner demons. Player move from station to station in this classic 2d style side scrolling shooter.

Underground uses a the tilt and multi touch funtionality of the iPhone/ iPod Touch to control shooting and enable multi direction aspects. Underground has three difficulty levels: Easy, Hard and Impossible. The game also features 60 enemies and 11 different weapons.

Graffiti artwork in Underground is created by abstract artist, Mr Frame and the score for the game was done by Hip Hop artist, Pp3d. These contributions add to the authenticity of the in game world. “Mr. Frames’ cutting-edge graffiti plus an original hip-hop music score from Pp3d are groundbreaking features in the shoot-‘em-up genre,” said Johnny Coghlan, Head of Publishing for Chillingo. “These elements combined with accessible but intense gameplay results in a game that will appeal to anyone with a genuine sense of style.”

Underground is currently available from the Apps Store for $3.99.