Yeah, but why does it look like he has down syndrome now?
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Resident Evil 2 Remake
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Yeah, but why does it look like he has down syndrome now?
TheHeroOfTime
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It's Resi 2 moulded in Resis 4 image
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Oh, well, couldn't go using fixed camera or some craziness like that.
As expected though. The lesson is hope is dead no matter what you like.
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sullynathan
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fuck, i hated the demo of Evil Within 2, too many cutscenes.
It was pretty shite. It seemed to be inspired by The Last of Us. some bits of the ending are almost identical.
Assisted Living Godzilla
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Was wondering if that window prompt meant you could board up windows.
Turns out you can.
Turns out you can.
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Hideki Kamiya directed RE2, not Mikami.
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Adon
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I meant more the first game than the 2nd.
RE4 does zoom in on the camera too, but not to the extent TEW does where the character can get dwarfed by the camera. Another thing that reminds of TEW on top of dark environments, and having a source of light is how claustrophobic some areas feel. Whereas TEW would partially achieve this by having those black bars, RE2 remake seems to do this by having enclosed spaces, and the wider areas being cluttered with a lot of shit.
I know. I don't know what that has to do with what I said.
the fact that carcinogen likes it makes me somewhat optimistic for the game
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Carcinogen is such a bad player, he has no reflexes at all. The way he plays a game is by repeating it over and over again until he memorizes everything and then can plan things in advance, because he's simply bad at quickly judging situation and adapting to new ones. I remember watching him playing Umbrella Chronicles and baffling at him for constantly missing shots and dying at every QTE.
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I'm way more interested than I was for 7. I love how they're really stretching for that Romero, Day of the Dead, vibe, in the look of the zombies and the gore.
They need to rethink the lack of adventure game style annotations, though. I watched a gameplay video and Leon never remarks about any of the objects you can interact with, despite it being a hallmark of the series and something which greatly enhances your involvement with the setting. At one point I saw him interact with a statue and the game just straight opens up your inventory. Clearly, it's obvious that the three circular shaped grooves are places that you need to insert key items, but it severely undermines the way the gameplay and story-telling are intertwined by skipping ahead to that assumption for you. Just let the player open the inventory themselves and select use.
Seconds later you get an mmo-style quest prompt explicitly telling you what you need to do.
But yeah, other than that.
They need to rethink the lack of adventure game style annotations, though. I watched a gameplay video and Leon never remarks about any of the objects you can interact with, despite it being a hallmark of the series and something which greatly enhances your involvement with the setting. At one point I saw him interact with a statue and the game just straight opens up your inventory. Clearly, it's obvious that the three circular shaped grooves are places that you need to insert key items, but it severely undermines the way the gameplay and story-telling are intertwined by skipping ahead to that assumption for you. Just let the player open the inventory themselves and select use.
Seconds later you get an mmo-style quest prompt explicitly telling you what you need to do. But yeah, other than that.
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Good thing its a remake and not a remaster, the original sucked balls.
My prediction: It will follow the same pattern as the original and RE7, first half of the game will be amazing then it will be a steady decline until the end. The good half will be used for marketing purposes like trailers and demos. AAA price for half a good game, this is what we can expect. Not too bad considering that most games nowadays are complete garbage.
My prediction: It will follow the same pattern as the original and RE7, first half of the game will be amazing then it will be a steady decline until the end. The good half will be used for marketing purposes like trailers and demos. AAA price for half a good game, this is what we can expect. Not too bad considering that most games nowadays are complete garbage.
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