Its not the Hunter gamma. You can see the same skin bumps/ pimples on the grave diggers body in the background.Still not seeing Jill's Samurai Edge, but the game is looking good. Nemesis looks massive and frightening. The Grave Digger looks pretty freaky. I'm also guessing the Hunter Gamma is being shown in a very similar area to where the Grave Digger is, because it seems odd to make its open mouth very similar to the original Grave Digger's open mouth.
Yeah, I believe that what we are seeing in those sewer shots is the Grave Digger. They've just changed the design a little, which looks a bit like they mixed it with original Gamma Hunters. Maybe there are more than one now too.
It seems it's a reference to Jack the ripper.
lol what is going on in the background of this image?
Top hat man with a large knife?
Elsewhere, someone pointed out we'd actually seen the new enemy before on the conspiracy wall but from a side view angle:
So though I thought it was the Hunter Gamma after some though, I've concluded I think it is the Grave Digger, or at least a worm enemy.
The reason why is I remembered Tremors 2 existed.
So Grave Digger from RE3 was always a big reference to Tremors:
Now the thing is, in Tremors 2 the Graboids (the name of the monster worms in the Tremors series) evolves into these things:
I actually think Capcom's decision here is just to make the enemy a big Tremors 2 reference (which Grave Digger was always a big Tremors reference, so that's fine I suppose). I do wonder if we'll still get a giant worm as the main one or if they're like the G-Adults in RE2 and been turned more into a regular enemy, but I'm actually highly amused they may have just decided to make the enemies a big love letter to the Tremors films.
Elsewhere, someone pointed out we'd actually seen the new enemy before on the conspiracy wall but from a side view angle:
So though I thought it was the Hunter Gamma as I posted before, but after some though I've concluded I think it is the Grave Digger, or at least a worm enemy.
The reason why is I remembered Tremors 2 existed.
So Grave Digger from RE3 was always a big reference to Tremors:
Now the thing is, in Tremors 2 the Graboids (the name of the monster worms in the Tremors series) evolves into these things:
I actually think Capcom's decision here is just to make the enemy a big Tremors 2 reference (which Grave Digger was always a big Tremors reference, so that's fine I suppose). I do wonder if we'll still get a giant worm as the main one or if they're like the G-Adults in RE2 and been turned more into a regular enemy, but I'm actually highly amused they may have just decided to make the enemies a big love letter to the Tremors films.
yep, literally what I thought of.Elsewhere, someone pointed out we'd actually seen the new enemy before on the conspiracy wall but from a side view angle:
So though I thought it was the Hunter Gamma as I posted before, but after some though I've concluded I think it is the Grave Digger, or at least a worm enemy.
The reason why is I remembered Tremors 2 existed.
So Grave Digger from RE3 was always a big reference to Tremors:
Now the thing is, in Tremors 2 the Graboids (the name of the monster worms in the Tremors series) evolves into these things:
I actually think Capcom's decision here is just to make the enemy a big Tremors 2 reference (which Grave Digger was always a big Tremors reference, so that's fine I suppose). I do wonder if we'll still get a giant worm as the main one or if they're like the G-Adults in RE2 and been turned more into a regular enemy, but I'm actually highly amused they may have just decided to make the enemies a big love letter to the Tremors films.
I need to know if they fixed the mouse aiming.
I find developing an understanding of where everything is and how everything works then making use of that knowledge to play increasingly more competently far more satisfying than arbitrary randomization. Pretty much how I look at any single-player experience. More entertaining to watch others demonstrate such mastery as well.
Those are just bad screenshots. Check out this album and tell me the game looks bad.
It looks as good as RE2 did:
Different opinions are allowed! I'm not that into watching others play, so in the case with RE games, I've felt the familiarity caused the tension of playing to completely disappear, and I'd say that tension is my biggest draw to the game. Ironically, getting better at the new Resident Evil makes it less enjoyable for me.
As an option would be fine, could also have additional unlockables tied to beating the game in that mode.
It's like people who were saying it looked bad didn't know what they were talking about.
Yeesh. Personally, I don't particularly find any sentimentality or craft in finding the "hand picked placement" of a particular key in a particular room that's behind a security gate that requires a spark plug, which is obtained after finding a valve to crank water, which was under a library bookshelf, which needed a lever to move. The order of those things and their specific location don't impart any lore or story building. The notes and environmental details do all the heavy lifting in that regard. The locked doors are wholly a gameplay facet of the series that drives exploration and engages to player in a maze-like puzzle. Unfortunately, that puzzle loses its charm once the solution is revealed, and it merely becomes rote.
Survival horror isnt supposed to feel amazing either. RE6, sure, but Re2make is going for actual horror and when the gunplay is immaculate, the fear disappears.
Yall realize randomizers are liked as extra modes right, for replayability. And not just for items.
REsistance has a theme park stage
lol what is going on in the background of this image?
Top hat man with a large knife?
Don't make excuses for bad controls.
Im not, just mentioning that since there are people who think every game with a gun should have immaculate controls/shooting fit for an online shooter regardless of genre.
CAPCOM needs to make a Tremors game ASAP.Elsewhere, someone pointed out we'd actually seen the new enemy before on the conspiracy wall but from a side view angle:
So though I thought it was the Hunter Gamma as I posted before, but after some though I've concluded I think it is the Grave Digger, or at least a worm enemy.
The reason why is I remembered Tremors 2 existed.
So Grave Digger from RE3 was always a big reference to Tremors:
Now the thing is, in Tremors 2 the Graboids (the name of the monster worms in the Tremors series) evolves into these things:
I actually think Capcom's decision here is just to make the enemy a big Tremors 2 reference (which Grave Digger was always a big Tremors reference, so that's fine I suppose). I do wonder if we'll still get a giant worm as the main one or if they're like the G-Adults in RE2 and been turned more into a regular enemy, but I'm actually highly amused they may have just decided to make the enemies a big love letter to the Tremors films.
