Maybe some new news this week? Been over a month now since our last official bits and pieces/trailer
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Resident Evil 3 announced (April 3rd 2020, PS4/Xbox/PC)
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Maybe some new news this week? Been over a month now since our last official bits and pieces/trailer
Shame they ditched the tram and have gone with the metropolis Raccoon City. More trash movie influence. Don't point at Outbreak, that is when the movie copying started.
The train looks so much better and more realistic! We'll probably have a sequence were Nemesis marches through and just kills everyone.
So it's definitely not the original tram stated in the 4chan "leak".
I'm not sure what is so fascinate about Tram. I mean it's just a train on the road. So they move it down underground and it's now trash?
RE2 ending must be trash in your eyes as well.
He's been attacking everything new in the remake, I think they just want to be miserable.
Dude is one of the most negative posters on era and has always been.
Just use the ignore feature. It makes threads more readable when people who are endlessly negative are quieted.
(Not trying to be negative; its just the honest truth.)
(Not trying to be negative; its just the honest truth.)
That was always fanfiction nonsense, it talked about the game transitioning to 3rd person once Jill leaves the apartment, and we've known for a while that the real game has no such transition. (the last trailer even showed the apt. escape in 3rd person)
Rev1 was Resident Evil at its most anime. Despite Jill having possibly the most sensible outfit she's ever had, Rev1 also contained possibly the most ridiculous female character designs in the series. Wasn't that the one where they started writing the dialogue in Japanese first?
He went on my ignore list in a heartbeat because of this reason.
It's like people who want to ditch the game because they haven't shown if there are spiders. They just want to have something to complain. If possible try to ignore them.
It's the entire vision of Raccoon City being changed to copy the movies I don't like.
Everything outside of the ship was anime. On the ship felt more classic RE for the most part.
Piss off with your bullshit. This is a straight fucking lie.
I've enjoyed loads of stuff they have shown, but a couple criticisms or expressing my personal preference and suddenly I attack everything? Fuck off.
Mixed feelings on ditching the streetcar for a subway train, but I'm not reminded of the live-action movies at all with the remakes' re-imagining of Raccoon City. I would say that what they're going with makes it seem more plausible to picture it as a city with a population of 100,000 as it was said to be, whereas the old version seemed more like 10,000.
I'm happy they modernized Raccoon City. Even the RPD looks like more modern and relatable in the Remake. The subway was even teased in RE2R. It's much better than a tram. Resident Evil is at its best when it has more realistic everyday environments that you can relate to.
Modern as in more realistic. For example, the streets of Raccoon City in RE3 felt more like I was in an outside mall and the RPD in RE2 didn't even have a bathroom.
It looks way more like a police department too, and still retaining all the glorious flavor of being a converted museum.
It always seemed weird to me that Raccoon City had an old-ass cable-car to move around the city. Was that a thing in the US back then ? It seemed ancient.
Subway works way better than a tram. Hopefully the whole subway is fully explorable and not just a platform and the train.
Thought the streets looked fine in the original, but you can always improve without completely altering iconic areas (wasn't big on the design of the lab in RE2R) like in the original remake, and I don't see how a tram is considered unrealistic(unless I am misunderstanding your point). Plenty of Metropolitan cities still has one. The lack of a bathroom wasn't really a thing I thought much off initially in the original and more as "there probably is one but we just don't get to roam It" etc. Rain or shine, the new remakes still look pretty good though they do feel more like reimaginings rather than a replacement unlike the original remake.
Well there's the cable cars in San Francisco that come to mind, and the ones in New York City apparently making a comeback.
Someone asked the face model for Nikolai on instagram if he knew other face models and he kinda slipped and told that he knew another one working for a different remake.
Oh shit
Someone asked the face model for Nikolai on instagram if he knew other face models and he kinda slipped and told that he knew another one working for a different remake.
Even if I would love if it was for Code Veronica, I doubt that it is since Dusk Golem said that it was considered but nothing more yet.
Probably Dino Crisis.
Someone asked the face model for Nikolai on instagram if he knew other face models and he kinda slipped and told that he knew another one working for a different remake.
That's Alexia alright.
Damn, new Capcom VS game and Code Veronica ?
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Doesn't seem fake.
What could that other remake be. The girl would fit perfectly for Alexia.
It's more about turning Raccoon City from a small city with population of about 100 000 people, to a big city with sky-scrapers and an underground train. It was more believable that a corporation could control and sponsor a small city, not so much a big one.
I wouldn't really say it was the film series' fault: Capcom has grown Racoon City with each iteration. Remember that, by the end of Outbreak File #2, the city had a subway system, a major university, a large highway interchange and a city zoo.
Someone asked the face model for Nikolai on instagram if he knew other face models and he kinda slipped and told that he knew another one working for a different remake.
Well, playing the Underbelly scenario hundreds of times were they presumably took the inspiration of the subway design, I'm all for this. Hell, any correlation to Outbreak outside of remaking or porting the damn game i'm all for.
Interesting.....Just looked her up and yeah definitely Alexa Ashford from Code Veronica. She looks a bit too young to be Regina, but I can see that too. The natural blonde and overall look has me more so on the Code Veronica side for sure. I guess Rebecca is possible but I don't see RE1 Remake being remade again before Code Veronica.Someone asked the face model for Nikolai on instagram if he knew other face models and he kinda slipped and told that he knew another one working for a different remake.
corporations controlling cities isnt a fictional concept lol
money buys everything in real life
Also, again, ya'll underestimate 100,000 people. I live near a city of that population and it's nearly identical to Raccoon City.
The old seemed pretty accurate, and part of the lore was that a US football game was being played in the town so there was a lot of people in town for the game that usually wasn't, inflating the casualty numbers.
It was also more believable a single company could basically run a smaller town due to its investment, as that actually happens in real life.
With the switch to a metropolis a death toll of 100k seems super low, as there would typically be millions of people in a city that size.
Incase anyone wants to accuse me of hating again, god forbid I enjoy the lore of a series I've been playing 24 years or so.
Why? It doesn't need to be remade it was already remade. The heck? Code Veronica needs to be remade and Zero before RE1... heck RE4 takes priority.
I think RC will be similar to original. Also RC always been described as a small town.
I know, but a single corporation controlling *everything* and funding *everyting* in the city is more belivable when it's a small city that completely depends on the corporation's money.
Dunno, maybe it's an American thing, but in Poland even cities with ~200k populations seem rather small. A single district where I live has population of about 50k people. An underground train would be a weird thing to see here.
Yeah, I know. I doubt a subway system was inspired by the movies (was there even a subway system there?), it was more like another cool location to have.
i literally live right next to a university city, complete with nearly all the landmarks raccoon city has(Zoo, university, multiple museums, downtown full of skyscrapers) and its population is 115,000, and discounting Chicago suburbs, we're the third largest city in the state.
You people ridiculously overestimate the amount of people "needed" for a city.
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