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Resident Evil 2 Remake Gameplay Videos & Discussion
- Thread starter Dusk Golem
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That shotgun blast is so awesome, rips all the flash off the zombies face, damn.
They really went to town on making this gory as hell (cop ripped in half, cops ripped open face, zombies arm falling off, shotgun ripping flesh off faces) and as a big zombie movie fan and RE fan, this is game just keeps getting better and better.
They really went to town on making this gory as hell (cop ripped in half, cops ripped open face, zombies arm falling off, shotgun ripping flesh off faces) and as a big zombie movie fan and RE fan, this is game just keeps getting better and better.
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This Twitch recording: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/272816473
Zombie arm dangling is at around 39 minutes in, and the shotgun blast to the head is at around 42:30 in the video.
Now my hope is we get to see some Claire gameplay in the next segment. I bet the grenade launcher + acid rounds will make this gif look tame.
Thank you. I'll take a listen :)
What if Claire's campaign is entirely fixed angles tho? That would make much more sense than having the option to switch the controls and the angles, at this point. I don't think it will, but it's an interesting thought.
It's like having a speech talking about all the people important in your life and forgetting to mention your mother. You should be ashamed.
It's like people didn't fucking see the scene we're you get your arm chained off, and you put it back with some healing juice.
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Every time I come back to this thread something new is shown and I'm blown away by it. I was so scared for the remake before the trailer, and now I am so relieved and I just can't wait for January to come. THIS LOOKS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.
I forgot about that until now. But didn't the bakers put it back on? The only healing juice thing going on is during gameplay if Jack chops your leg off and you have to crawl for it.
thats a damn good noteFor some reason, I love this note:
I remember the one in the original being a pretty dry police report?
You call that a music .... ?
The game is almost deadly silence... what a shame with that unique atmospheric soundtrack and they decide to not to use it properly.
The Remake is perfection and everything I dreamed of and more and it's my most anticipated near release...... but the lack of music and specially the save room is just heart breaking for me :-(
For some reason, I love this note:
Oh, is this the same David that was saved by Meyer's sacrifice and felt guilty he didn't save him back ? Lore expansion !
I LOVE the OTS camera. This game is going to be something special!
BTW, are Capcom selling the "WE DO IT" t-shirts? I'd totally buy one.
BTW, are Capcom selling the "WE DO IT" t-shirts? I'd totally buy one.
I'm so fucking excited for this game. Easily the game of the show for me.
RE2 was one of my favorite games growing up and I put countless hours into RE4 so this is like the perfect combo for me. And really all I ever wanted.
Now if we could get Dino Crisis in the RE4 style...
RE2 was one of my favorite games growing up and I put countless hours into RE4 so this is like the perfect combo for me. And really all I ever wanted.
Now if we could get Dino Crisis in the RE4 style...
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I think it helps that the Sony thing was on-stage, so most people who don't really watch horror things were exposed to it. Frankly, TLOU stuff wasn't bad, but seemed tame to my standards. RE's gore is goofier visceral in some ways, but I can dig it.
I think the difference stems from grander exposure. RE is a horror series and most keeping up with it are in some capacity horror fans.
I like gory games and Horror. Haven't seen TLOU2 yet, nor care, since I didn't like the first one so no complaints from me.
TLOU2 isn't even that disturbing, granted I'm the wrong person since I'm desentized to gore and violence in games and films that is.
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I noticed that too, and as NPCs seem to play a bigger role this time, I bet we'll eventually meet David. Nice little build-ups to him at least.
Then you should get the Deluxe Edition and play with the Original Music Swap thing, so can play the REmake with the original RE2's soundtrack.
They have different type of gore.
TLoU2 is simulating realistic and bleak violence that you might see on the news and in war footage.
Resident Evil is simulating over-the-top horror movies.
TLoU2 is simulating realistic and bleak violence that you might see on the news and in war footage.
Resident Evil is simulating over-the-top horror movies.
I may be nitpicking and it's hard to tell without playing it myself, but the way Leon moves seems too... smooth to me. Kind of like he's gliding around and has no weight or feedback to him.
Violence against humans versus violence against zombies I guess ..
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News Bot pointed out to me that David was actually mentioned briefly in a RE2 file. Seem they've greatly expanded on him, though:
http://projectumbrella.net/articles/Operation-Report-1
http://projectumbrella.net/articles/Operation-Report-1
I wonder about that considering Elliot's report says he died http://residentevil.wikia.com/wiki/Operation_report_2
But if he survived in the remake, maybe David did too
Most of us are used to it here. There's a pretty decent portion of ND's fans that are pretty sensitive to this stuff... remember that controversy about Drake being a mass murderer in Uncharted 2 back in the old place?
Edit: It could be this too.
This game cant be gory enough. The original was gruesome with some real nasty scenes. Cant wait to see them revisioned.
The save room there is there. And it sounds incredibly atmospheric and amazing.
If they began production on this game when they did the "We Do it" Trailer. It's fucking insane they completed this game in about 2 years.
Granted, RE2 wasn't that long of a game (in fact, that's part of the appeal, condensed game design, high replayability) but that RE engine doing work.
I hope Capcom doubles down on it moving forward. No need to waste time and money fucking around with shit that's not going to materialize (Phanta Rei)
Granted, RE2 wasn't that long of a game (in fact, that's part of the appeal, condensed game design, high replayability) but that RE engine doing work.
I hope Capcom doubles down on it moving forward. No need to waste time and money fucking around with shit that's not going to materialize (Phanta Rei)
Interesting that they're going with the blind-but-great-hearing Licker thing from RE5.
It's sensible to find *something* tactically interesting about them, since in the original the main thing was that they're low to the ground so your auto-aim doesn't let you target them from afar (with the exception of Claire's grenade launcher frag rounds, which arc downward pretty quickly), forcing the player to engage up close. I suppose turning Lickers into sections where you have to be stealthy is smart if the game actually designs interesting scenarios around it; the RE5 licker hallway part is honestly pretty dumb, but if they treat it like RE4 Garradors/TLOU Clickers such that you end up in mixed-enemy situations where firing your gun will alert the much more dangerous Licker, that's great.
It's worth noting that the "mostly blind but sensitive hearing" thing was exactly the AI behavior given to the dogs in RE2 - they don't start aggressively chasing you until you get close to them *or* they hear you walking. This allows classic RE2 players to sort of fuck around with the dogs in the game by using the 'skate' behavior to quietly slide around (most notably in the RPD basement) without ever completing a full step and fully alerting the dogs.
It's sensible to find *something* tactically interesting about them, since in the original the main thing was that they're low to the ground so your auto-aim doesn't let you target them from afar (with the exception of Claire's grenade launcher frag rounds, which arc downward pretty quickly), forcing the player to engage up close. I suppose turning Lickers into sections where you have to be stealthy is smart if the game actually designs interesting scenarios around it; the RE5 licker hallway part is honestly pretty dumb, but if they treat it like RE4 Garradors/TLOU Clickers such that you end up in mixed-enemy situations where firing your gun will alert the much more dangerous Licker, that's great.
It's worth noting that the "mostly blind but sensitive hearing" thing was exactly the AI behavior given to the dogs in RE2 - they don't start aggressively chasing you until you get close to them *or* they hear you walking. This allows classic RE2 players to sort of fuck around with the dogs in the game by using the 'skate' behavior to quietly slide around (most notably in the RPD basement) without ever completing a full step and fully alerting the dogs.
Seemingly this same David has a note in RE3 as well.
I remember long ago someone theorized that the cop's body in RE3 (granted it's outside the RPD) where you find the shotgun and the lighter fluid near the start of RE3 is David.
This game will likely change that.
The AI behaviour is also in the original game. They would not attack you if you walked unless you were at close proximity to them.
Lickers being an enemy the game encourages you to sneak past sounds fantastic. Fighting them is probably gonna be a real bitch with them crawling fast on the walls and ceiling. Sounds like a good dynamic they're going with.For some reason, I love this note: