I recall you saying that DMC5 wouldn't look this good in this day and age at the cost of running at 60fps. Looks like RE Engine proved you wrong :p
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Resident Evil 2 Remake Gameplay Videos & Discussion
- Thread starter Dusk Golem
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I like that it's still set in 1998 with there being analog video-tape, 4:3 curved monitors etc.
The violence on display here is much more stylized than the violence on display in TLOU2. Starting with the fact that you're shooting zombies. I personally am a bit uncomfortable watching this footage. Photorealism in gaming is no joke. :|
I'm in the same boat. I did not expect the interactivity with enemy bodies, sides of heads flying off, limbs flopping around and falling off, etc. It looks amazing and is not something they could have accomplished with fixed camera shooting.
Shit, I didn't like fighting them on the N64 either unless I had a shotgun or grenade launcher. Also having the invincible and infinite ammo cheats didn't hurt either.
I'd like to note that was the worst Q&A I've ever heard lol! Why did they bother asking us to submit questions at all - I think they asked like two or three haha
Interesting. I didn't know that. Nice to see some other opinions on it.
Looked a bit janky in spots too me (one part where a zombie comes through a door at him, then seems to think eh never mind and walks back into the other room while the player runs around him) and seems like they need to jack up the brightness a bit in spots where it seems irritatingly dark...
That said. RE2 is my favorite RE and it has promise. They have time to work out some issues before release.
That said. RE2 is my favorite RE and it has promise. They have time to work out some issues before release.
Why not upgrading the original soundtracks like they should have done? Why I should pay extra money for something I should get by buying the game physically for 59$ ?
Not compared to the original one.
So if you stab a zombie but they don't die, your knife will stay in them until you kill them and retrieve it?
Is there a demo video uploaded with the player not being a complete idiot that plays a video game for the first time in his life?
Oh god, didn't even see this. Yeah this is going to have a hard time with the german usk.
you should shoot the questions to the devs on twitter and see if they'll answer it.
IMO, they didn't simply just "remaster" the tracks because this isn't a 1:1 remake and has an entirely different tone.
HA exactly doing the same thing with ps1 classic version on ps3.
The most recent video where that gif comes from has the producer (director?) playing. Keep in mind he's playing primarily to show off all the cool stuff so he intentionally gets bitten, doesn't kill zombies, etc.
It seems that way, you can't recover it while the zombie is alive.
Nice, I'm still surprised at how good it looks ;)
That's a sexy gif, wow
Are you sure? RE7 got through if I remember correctly and that had quite a bit of gore as well.
Not sure how grenade launcher and stuff will do when zombies probably explode in showers of bones and blood.
Knife in this game serves as a defence item from remake. After three stabs when grabbed by zombie knife brakes and you need to find new one.
That's fine, the one I watched on gamespot didn't seem to be the case at all lol, the player looked like he didn't know how to play and wasn't listening to the game's audio.
Thanks for the video!
Someone said yesterday that you have too many bullets in the remake. Look at how many I have and I had already wasted 10 bullets. I'm still in Racoon City !
RE2 was never stingy, but the catch is that it's super easy to waste bullets. I don't think it's a cause for concern considering most videos I've watched, people would run out of bullets too
RE2 was never stingy, but the catch is that it's super easy to waste bullets. I don't think it's a cause for concern considering most videos I've watched, people would run out of bullets too
RE7 was gory but not quite to that degree. Also the difference that the most brutal scenes usually weren't done actively by the player character. But true, overall has the USK become a lot more lenient in the recent decade, I just think this one really puts it to the test.
I only watched the Arekks Gaming video but it seems to be pretty stingy and you probably have to find a way to keep some enemies in specific areas that you don't need anymore. I would imagine that, especially if you don't board up windows, the zombies never end and eventually you will just drown in them, which would put the whole game on a timer.
Dear lord, this last two gifs.
The avatar and the gif. Perfect combo.
I think it is also important to remember that this is a demo for general audiences at a trade show. The difficulty is likely lower than it will be in the final game, and you probably have access to more items and features this early on in the game than you will in the final version.
And to be fair, if you know what you are doing, it is fairly easy to find yourself swimming in ammunition by the time you reach the final areas of Resident Evil 2 (or any Resident Evil, for that matter), even on harder difficulty settings. I regularly found myself carrying 100+ (and sometimes even 200+) rounds of handgun ammunition alone by the time I reached the final boss.
Didn't you cut Jack in half with a chainsaw and he explodes at the end?
I guess some of the DLC mini games also were pretty graphic with heads getting knifed, etc. .
Probably helped that most enemies didn't look human. But I would imagine a full 18+, Adult only rating. Having humanoid enemies might make a difference here.
God damn.
I was initially dissapointed about the camera but I am quickly accepting it. Game is going to be amazing!
was it just me or does the gameplay resemble more RE6 than RE4/5? The camera movement bothers me.
Another way to put it is that the camera movement feels like the game is built as a first person game. It feels better if you ignore Leon on screen.
Makes sense if the engine is the RE7 engine.
everything else is great.
Another way to put it is that the camera movement feels like the game is built as a first person game. It feels better if you ignore Leon on screen.
Makes sense if the engine is the RE7 engine.
everything else is great.
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The aftermath face looks like one of those trypophobia glitch gifs, that's how fucked up it is.
PS: I'd absolutely shit my pants if this thing came back to life and started coming after me in a dark hallway again.
It really is looking pretty good. And probably genuinely frightening. It may look better on my X (especially with HDR), but I'm probably going to get this on the PC so I have some chance of actually completing it with cheats. That's the only way I got through RE7.
In several locations that were barely lit, or dark, you can just turn on the light - it is in the demo. Or find a fuse and restore power to the lights in the corridor, I think. If you watch the video from Capcom USA, the one where the producer plays through the demo, you will hear the translator mention, near the end of the demo, how they use normally or brightly lit rooms and environments interchangeably with dark ones and that both offer there own type of creepiness.