3. Resident Evil 6
As much flack as Resident Evil 5 gets today, the reception for the game at the time was actually quite positive, and although the game was derivative, its main crime was that, if anything, it didnt do enough to differentiate itself from the fourth entry. Unfortunately, Resident Evil 6 did too much to differentiate itself. But it's not entirely fair to completely trash the game outright, because Resident Evil 6 is a great experience well, one third of it is anyway. But for as much as Leons campaign gets right, the other 2 campaigns get horribly wrong. While there is some fun to be found here and there, there hasnt been a video game ever released that tries to hit so many marks but actually only manages to achieve so few. Bordering on either being a numbing and lifeless third person shooter or an incredibly asinine and frustrating co-op experience, Resident Evil 6 completely dive-bombed a series that was already in free-fall.