You're technically correct, but from a more in general point of view, wrong.
Egypt is on the african continent but Egyptians don't consider themselves to be African and generally dislike it when lumped in with the rest. They consider themselves more akin to middle eastern (dunno why), and the chances of seeing multitudes of them in random heart of Africa places would be very, very low.
As for the game itself:
I've never liked the control scheme of Resident Evil, and I don't like it in this one.
However, it didn't prohibit me from enjoying this demo to the max. I was only hampered by the controls my first play through (I died ten minutes in on the first level), but once I grew accustomed to them as well as how Resident Evil zombie mechanics are in general (I've only played half of the first one and ten minutes of the fourth before), the game became pretty easy. I beat both levels three times in an hour without dying when I played with my buddy (I almost always prefer to use the sniper while he uses everything else because I prefer the challenge), and I can beat both levels without too much difficulty by myself if I play smart. The most important thing for the first level is to constantly keep moving. I only sustained actual damage once when I played solo on the first level because I ran from the roof of one building, down the stairs and to the roof of another building. I repeated this, picking off straggler zombies for ammo and heads hotting the axe guy whenever I had the breathing space, and won the level.
Overall I like the game a lot, am looking forward to playing the real game. I like Sheeva a lot, though perhaps my opinion is biased because I've never played any of the other RE games enough to get used to the characters and because I find Sheeva to be attractive for a video game character. 😛
Overall I don't have any gripes with the game except for the controls, though I understand why they're implicated that way, and the fact that Capcom caved in to the pressure and and made the zombies multiple races. I'm sorry, but it just really irritated me that I Was shooting mexicans and white people in polo shirts even though I'm in the middle of a rustic african village/town in the middle of freakin nowhere. There's no way their should be a hundred mexicans and white people...