The setting of Resident Evil 5 has a similar feel to the film Black Hawk Down.
"If a zombie apocalypse does happen—and this is important— DO NOT follow the CDC's guidelines as your only course of action. The CDC zombie plan includes no mention of shotguns, torches, hot-wiring cars, seeking high ground, traveling at night vs. day, or really any worthwhile strategy for keeping zombies out of your house. Parts of it are good, but it probably would serve the public better in the event of, for instance, a hurricane." - Atlantic Magazine, 2011
"The game runs strictly in high-definition. Images shared by the magazine were taken from a two-minute high-definition video clip in which the game's main character finds himself in the alleys of a desert city, and chased by a mysterious group of enemies. In describing the setting and content of the game, Takeuchi recalls a scene from the film Black Hawk Down, when a US chopper crashes to the ground and is swarmed by natives. The theme of getting out of a tight corner is a staple of the original Resident Evil, and is something that the development staff wants to work on with the new game.
The video does not actually reveal the nature of the enemies that are pursuing the main character. The primary enemy is a new element to the game and it's currently a closely guarded secret. The enemies are meant to come after players in great numbers, conveying the sense of insanity of hoards of natives that Takeuchi took away from Black Hawk Down. "
US president George H. W. Bush (left) visiting Somalia to witness the efforts of Task Force Somalia that was in direct support of Operation Restore Hope.
UNOSOM II humvee departing for the seaport of Mogadishu.
A Saudi Arabian High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) with a QCB machine gun mounted on top depart for the seaport of Mogadishu. The Saudis are providing support for UNOSOM II.
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