someone find scans.
Maybe re4 hd will have move controls and than a new definitive version will appear
Seems like they're maybe redoing select parts of the old games for some collection? Was really hoping for a new Outbreak game with Dead Space controls.
Edit: So it's RE4 and Code Veronica. Fuck that shit.
Seriously, unless they redo the assets, this is gonna be as pointless as other shameless RE milkings. Unlike most of the PS2 remakes, RE4 already ran and looked great on the GC.Yeah. RE4 with redone assets in HD will be delicious.
If you just want to play it in high res, then there's already a cheap PC version that runs at 60 fps with improved GC assets on even low-end PCs. Fans have even figured out how to make the QTE be specific for the 360 pad.
Why would they bundle Code: Veronica and RE4 together? That's a weird combination...
Why would they bundle Code: Veronica and RE4 together? That's a weird combination...
the Wii version is soooooooo fugly. So, I'll re-up and buy RE4 for a third time.
its just that damn good, it really is.
It's completely different to OoT on 3DS.
Himuro showing his god awful taste yet again. Code veronica >>>> any traditional RE and even RE5.
Meh, Re:4 was alright. Loved it when you're in the town but the game becomes shit right after you fight the lake boss.
CV sucks.
As far as I'm concerned the only not shit resident evil is re4 disc one. Zombie biker island is so lame compared to shithole european village with rabid townsfolk.
The point of the game is tension. If you could move and shoot, all tension is lost.
worst discussion ever. CV is great, RE2 and 4 are fucking great.
RE2 shits all over REmake
Game of last generation becoming game of this generation? Seems so.
worst discussion ever. CV is great, RE2 and 4 are fucking great.
RE2 shits all over REmake
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I probably like RE2 more than REmake, I agree.
Looks like it's just been upscaled :-\
I will definitely buy RE4 though. Yet another nail in the WiiCube's coffin.
QuoteI will definitely buy RE4 though. Yet another nail in the WiiCube's coffin.
Dolphin with Hi-Res texture pack looks better, lolz.
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XBLA/PSN only, no price set, fall release
The specs on that computer are probably much better than a PS3 or 360, though. Can't understand the comparison. Of course it will look better.
XBLA/PSN only, no price set, fall release
oh so it's on XBLA? :o I was honestly expecting this to be a full price retail release.
RE2 XBLA please. I beat that shit 20 times when I was 12 but will do it another 10 times for DA CHEEVS
re5 leaderboards were the shit.
god that game is easily the funnest RE
and i haven't even played it on co-op yet. i should get re5 gold and play that game so hard.
re5 leaderboards were the shit.Co-op is so fun in that game. I even played it ghetto mode--local split screen.
god that game is easily the funnest RE
and i haven't even played it on co-op yet. i should get re5 gold and play that game so hard.
re5 leaderboards were the shit.We should do a speed run :o
god that game is easily the funnest RE
and i haven't even played it on co-op yet. i should get re5 gold and play that game so hard.
I'm so down.
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Take a zombie hostage? ???
:lol Capcom is still farming their games out to C-tier western devs. WHEN WILL THEY LEARN
They've done this like three times and the Dead Rising 2 games was fucking aces. Bionic Commando was also a good playing game too, too bad everything else about it was pretty terrible.
Capcom should have More western developers work on their western-aimed titles. For example, Lost Planet 3 should be a western game.
I wish it was retail. As it is, it will only be 200 points per game :\
I wish it was retail. As it is, it will only be 200 points per game :\
Capcom is farming them out because anyone worth mentioning isnt at Capcom anymore. Lost Planet 2
if you own it already there's no reason whatsoever to buy it again
I bought RE4 HD because it was $10 for PSN+ members, then remembered I have always hated RE controls
also it's like laziest portup ever, they didn't do jack shit to it
if you own it already there's no reason whatsoever to buy it again
I liked the re4 controls. I probably didn't notice the Dead Space controls because of how bad the game was.
I liked the re4 controls. I probably didn't notice the Dead Space controls because of how bad the game was.
I'm more interested in CVX than the RE4 version because there are some notable upgrades like new lighting and a widescreen mode. But not for $20, and apparently the PS3 version is worse than the 360 one.
and Separate Ways isn't that bad. I didn't play it until the Wii version since I passed on the PS2 port, but it is what it is. A short, poorer designed campaign with less freedom. If you enjoy the core combat of RE4, and I do and it's why I like Mercenaries mode, you get more of that. Almost everything is recycled and it's only about 3 to 4 hours. You have no real choice in weapons or upgrades, outside of inventory size. It's worth checking out but don't expect anything near the main game's quality. I don't think Mikami was involved either.
Plus, if you want to unlock the typewriter, you need to finish it. Though if you want the typewriter in Separate Ways, you need to play Assignment Ada first. Assignment Ada was on the gamecube too and it lasts a couple minutes; pure action, also not that great, and no save points.
the ps3 version of cvx is a fucking trainwreck
I liked CVX when I played it. It was RE with CRAZY NEXT GENERATION VISUALS at the time it came out. And I remember it was really long which was impressive for an RE title.
But that was before I signed up for gaf and learned that it was a bad game that I am supposed to hate as an RE fan.
But that was before I signed up for gaf and learned that it was a bad game that I am supposed to hate as an RE fan.
I liked the re4 controls. I probably didn't notice the Dead Space controls because of how bad the game was.:interracial
while we're being honest about REs here, one thing that surprises me is the reverence people have for re"3". to me it always felt like a cheap half-hearted side project that didn't even deserve a spot at the table with CV, let alone RE1 and 2. i'm really shocked that history (and gamers in general) has judged it to be not only better than CV, but worthy of being bunched in with the first two. the only cool thing about it is nemesis, and he's really just an extension of the second half of re2. everything else about it screams ez bake cash-in with a number slapped on it to take advantage of people.
See? That's alien to me. It's like people whose favourite Final Fantasy is FF8 or something. Weird fuckers.
re3 always did feel like a cash-in, but it was a really well-made one so it didn't bother me that much.
the game kept up its pace a lot better than the other old-school re games by eliminating a lot of the backtracking, the new enemies were tough and well designed, nemesis was tough and scary, and the story scenes gave you more control over the events, just like re1, which i preferred over re2's method of "replay this game four times to see all the story branches." it didn't break any new ground (well the dodge was new and appreciated, even if it was shittily implemented), but it was a solid game that's still really fuckin fun to play. also fuck yeah mercenaries, bitches
It shouldn't have been called "Resident Evil 3" since it took places at or around the same time as the events in 2, but that's just nitpicking. Still would have loved to have seen a REmake that combined the events of both games together...would have been awesome to have one character running around the same area that another did, with subtle changes/details showing what the other character(s) had done there as you progress.
RE4 and RE5 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> all the other REs. They changed it for the better.
RE5 is :\
You guys can have your bro bro coop action game, but that's no RE game. Plus it ruins the plot (which I'll admit was terrible by this point anyhow) and has the worst possible ending to the series they could have come up with.
Old Resident Evil games were never scary to me in the way people describe them. They're tense for a few reasons (limited saves, inventory, resources, etc) and general survival, but the cheap scares were nothing. Resident Evil 4 had everything good about old games and made action much better. There were fewer puzzles and a few other things weren't as important as the action but it had everything it needed to. Resident Evil 5 has great action, but it removed too much of the survival aspects. You never had to think past the immediate moment you were placed in. And Resident Evil Revelations is bringing back cheap scares and toning down the action which isn't a good idea; it looks boring.
RE5 is :\
You guys can have your bro bro coop action game, but that's no RE game. Plus it ruins the plot (which I'll admit was terrible by this point anyhow) and has the worst possible ending to the series they could have come up with.
RE5 owns and I've never played it on co-op (didn't have xbl gold at the time)