Definitely not. I've beaten the RE3 remake three times in four days. I don't think I'll ever get tired of these games. 🤔
Anyone else getting tired of Resident Evil?
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It is a lot with 7 then the two remakes back to back. If you're over it, you can stop buying them. You have my blessing. :)
The games aren't going anywhere if you want to pick them up down the road. It'll be especially easy since the new consoles will have back compat.
The games aren't going anywhere if you want to pick them up down the road. It'll be especially easy since the new consoles will have back compat.
Uh, no. If you're growing "tired of it", ignore its presence. Very simple solution. It shouldn't have to be axed because someone has grown tired of it.
There seems to me like there is a bit too much Resident Evil as of late from an outsider's perspective.
Nah, though RE3 probably could have used a little more time in the oven. Can't wait until e get a mainline title.
After RE3 I might be. I can't buy $60 games with that little content, no matter how good they look. If RE2 was a step forward, RE3 is a half step back.
Not at all really, the games are so different to each other and they are relatively short well paced games so I dont mind playing them back to back even. The enemies can be anything and you jump from many different characters so its not something like Call of duty where its pretty much the same stuff with the same guy.
Nope. But RE3 did hit me hard though, it took away some of fondness for Resident Evil, even if it's a game that I quite like.
True there was a gap in 2018 but in 4 years we've had 3 major RE games.
This is how I feel. I have a backlog of games in the series but it's not like they weren't cranking them out in the 90s either.
Yes, but only in the sense that at this point of 3 Resi games in 4 years I feel totally well served by the series and would prefer Capcom devote some of its resources to revive something else from their wealth of dormant IPs, nevermind utilizing the potential of their engine for building a new IP altogether. I'm glad that their most beloved franchises have regained relevance and respectability this generation but I also think there's plenty room for them to explore completely new ground in the form of a new IP.
Hell, I would be content with them introducing something radically unproven or some daring new direction even if it's to reinvigorate established series, as was the case with Resi7, but at this point I'd like for that to occur in other franchises besides Resident Evil if it can't happen in the form of a new IP.
And if it wasn't already clear from all that, suffice to say that they can cut it out with the RE remakes already.
Hell, I would be content with them introducing something radically unproven or some daring new direction even if it's to reinvigorate established series, as was the case with Resi7, but at this point I'd like for that to occur in other franchises besides Resident Evil if it can't happen in the form of a new IP.
And if it wasn't already clear from all that, suffice to say that they can cut it out with the RE remakes already.
What are you talking about? They didn't stop. There was what, 2 years between Resident Evil Remake and Resident Evil 4? The Resident Evil series has never stopped.
Not for me personally. Before I played RE2 remake last year it had been close to a decade since I put any significant time into a RE game (with RE4 around 2007 and RE5 in 2009). I take breaks the series when I need to. After I finish RE3, I'll see what they have planned next before deciding if that's something I want to play sooner rather than later.
I adore the series and play REmake annually, loved RE2 Remake but just couldn't get into the RE3 Remake demo. The city street environments weren't doing it for me, really missed those long dark corridors from RPD with that gorgeous volumetric lighting. I've read the demo contained almost all of the streets areas sooo maybe there's something there for me in the other environments but knowing how short it is I'm not about to drop $40+ on a game with that doesn't even have a B scenario. No interest in the MP mode either.
All that said I'm dying to see more of RE8 after Dusk's leaked info. An evolution of VII's fps gameplay on next gen systems with a return to a castle environment :drools
All that said I'm dying to see more of RE8 after Dusk's leaked info. An evolution of VII's fps gameplay on next gen systems with a return to a castle environment :drools
How can I get tired of somethign when the last time I played a RE aside from REmake2 was in 2013?
Just recently finished RE2 Remake, and today I finished RE VII. Played them back to back.
I'm not tired of RE, especially when they are as good as they have been lately. That being said, if you're tired, then just take a break and wait for the next game to go on sale after a while. I'm going to do that with RE3 Remake anyway, as it's not realistic for me to buy every game at full price. I bought both RE 2 and VII on sale and played them when I really wanted to play them.
I'm not tired of RE, especially when they are as good as they have been lately. That being said, if you're tired, then just take a break and wait for the next game to go on sale after a while. I'm going to do that with RE3 Remake anyway, as it's not realistic for me to buy every game at full price. I bought both RE 2 and VII on sale and played them when I really wanted to play them.
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I dunno, was it too much Mario when in 2010-2013 we had Galaxy 2, 3D Land, and 3D World? That's not even counting the NSMB games. Just seems inevitable that massive long running franchises will have lots of games.
I keep hearing this, while scratching my head. I assume many of you aren't on PC, because they are zillions of survival horror titles there (with plenty on the way, including the sequel to Remothered — hitting consoles as well).
I play on PC primarily. Remothered sucks, as do most indie attempts at survival horror. Some do better when it comes to other spins on the formula, like the dozens influenced by Frictional's games, but pretty much nothing that has combat in it on the indie and AA scale has been any good.
Most of the games they released weren't even good..?
Resident Evil 2 was the only good one
Eh, I completely disagree about Remothered and there are plenty of Indie horror games that don't "suck". So, to each their own. Ironically, I don't hear much mentioned outside of RE on the action side of survival horror for AAA releases, so it seems, at least based on your thinking, they all suck at it. ^_^
Like I said, plenty of god horror games out there.
Never. It's one of my favorite IPs for a reason. I will eat up whatever they serve, whether it's steak or slop.
Always one coming out? What has there been except RE2 and RE3 recently? Outbreak not even sure counts.
Also as someone who considers RE in their top 3 franchises plz be quiet
Also as someone who considers RE in their top 3 franchises plz be quiet