72-year-old Resident Evil Badass Shiro Suzuki

72-year-old Japanese announcer/actor Shiro Suzuki has a hobby that is unusual for his age group. He likes to play video games. He loves the Resident Evil (Biohazard) series of games, and is quite proud of his mad gaming skillz.

Here is he getting a very high score on Resident Evil 4 that is apparently almost doubled the required point total to be considered a “pro”:

It does not appear to be a hoax, nor are his skills limited to the Wii version of the game. In fact, there are several videos up on YouTube in which Suzuki shows off his Resident Evil abilities, including this one from 2 years ago:

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3 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - July 25, 2010 at 8:03 am

Categories: Celebrity News, games Tags: biohazard, resident evil, video games, Wii

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Comment by ChubbYPaB

2010-07-25 11:14:48

Put him into a Super Street Fighter Tournament and he will beat them all lol

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Comment by Adamu

2010-07-25 13:40:27

Think you mean “unusual for his age group”

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Comment by K.N

2010-08-04 22:57:38

i love the RE series too.. but no that pro lol

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