The House Beneviento level in Resident Evil 8 is probably the most terrifying stage I have ever played in my life. Shit gave me anxiety while playing it.
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The House Beneviento level in Resident Evil 8 is probably the most terrifying stage I have ever played in my life. Shit gave me anxiety while playing it.
Creepy AF no doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by fernandito
Persona 5 Royale is on Game Pass. I think I'll have to see what the all the fuss is about.
Since it's Halloween season I figured that I'd finally finish RE7. Turns out I don't own it. Oops. Playing RE4 for the first time in over a decade instead. I can't help but think how great this game is going to play in a remake. I keep thinking just how great this game would be if I could be more mobile. Leon can do a lot, but walking and chewing bubblegum at the same time ain't one.
It's going to be hard to improve on perfection, but yeah Leon being able to walk and aim at the same time like a normal human being will definitely be one such improvement lol.
Dude, you need to play RE7 & 8. They're both masterful at creating dread just from the sound design alone. I'm playing through 8 right now and there is not a single moment where I feel 'safe'. There is always ominous growling from the bushes or creaking floor boards or the hurrying of foot steps and you're never quite sure where its coming from or when its going to pop out at you. Even just the sound of wind whistling through the trees is off-putting. Its amazing.
LOL. Agreed about Leon. I just started a fresh playthrough a few days ago. I really hope they don't break my heart with the remake. The game play trailer looks amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattrick
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Originally Posted by fernandito
For whatever reason the newer Resident Evil games haven't managed to grip me the way they did in the past. I play for an hour or two. Stop. Move onto something else. Before I know it, 6 months has gone by. Granted I've been pretty OCD with games the past year or so, suddenly dropping games I've been into for weeks and moving on. But the RE games have been the worst. I mean, gathering every treasure in the Ezio trilogy didn't stop be from replaying those games in the past year. I've been kind of waiting for the gold edition to be nice and cheap so I can play all the DLC for RE7. I haven't seen it lower than 30 bucks yet. Village I kind of think I should wait until I'm on next gen to play.
I'm playing RE4 again on NG+ and flying through it. I got to about halfway through the castle in an evening.
I bought this awesome little Zelda-inspired indie game called Tunic. Have y'all played it? Don't be fooled by its cutesy exterior, it's actually a pretty challenging isometric exploration game.
Anyway, that's just an appetizer to hold me over until the main course next week...
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Originally Posted by Mattrick
Originally Posted by Brian861What are your weapons of choice?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattrick
Other than that Red9 is my main gun. Striker for crowds or tight jams. Semi-Auto Rifle for long-range, crowds, and when I just have to much ammo for it. Broken Butterfly for bosses.
I don't think I've ever played the extra content for it so I'll probably play those after. Capcom has always been great with baking solid "DLC" into Resident Evil games
Originally Posted by MattrickEven though people seem to dislike it, I'm a TMP guy. Once it's got the exclusive upgrade it never becomes useless. It's only weapon with variable functioning...single, semi-auto, manual burst, full auto. Very versatile with you have a delicate touch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian861What are your weapons of choice?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattrick
Other than that Red9 is my main gun. Striker for crowds or tight jams. Semi-Auto Rifle for long-range, crowds, and when I just have to much ammo for it. Broken Butterfly for bosses.
I don't think I've ever played the extra content for it so I'll probably play those after. Capcom has always been great with baking solid "DLC" into Resident Evil games
Originally Posted by Brian861I never got into the TMP but that is my son's weapon of choice also. I really like the Red 9 once it's fully upgraded and you can't go wrong with the Striker holding a 100 shells. I believe you can get the Chicago Typewriter after you beat Ada's campaign. It and the infinite rocket launcher make quick work of everything. They each cost a million bucks though.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattrickEven though people seem to dislike it, I'm a TMP guy. Once it's got the exclusive upgrade it never becomes useless. It's only weapon with variable functioning...single, semi-auto, manual burst, full auto. Very versatile with you have a delicate touch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian861What are your weapons of choice?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattrick
Other than that Red9 is my main gun. Striker for crowds or tight jams. Semi-Auto Rifle for long-range, crowds, and when I just have to much ammo for it. Broken Butterfly for bosses.
I don't think I've ever played the extra content for it so I'll probably play those after. Capcom has always been great with baking solid "DLC" into Resident Evil games
Yeah I've almost got enough to buy the infinite rocket launcher. I think if I sold all the gems that I've saved the entire game I would end up with around 850-875k. Also have a couple of treasures to sell and will get drops during the rest of the Island portion of the game, so if I can have infinite rocket launcher by the time I get to Saddler I'll be happy. It would be nice to fuck Krauser up with it tho.
If you don't mind very mild spoilers, check this video out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQa9v7dj6rk&t=161s
Originally Posted by Mattrick
Originally Posted by fernandito
If you're an RE fan you'll enjoy it.
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Originally Posted by Brian861