But how can Wesker fix the door so fast ? and I assume he gotta need tools to fix the handle, it's a small detail that always slip by but when I think about it, it's strange
@@dofydudes1735 it doesnt take very long to put a door handle/knob back on, in my experience anyway. I havent played through chris's campaign in remake yet but in jills barry does it while youre in the guardhouse (i think) which seems an appropriate length of time to me
REmake may be one of the most timeless games ever, a perfect blend of modern and classic at the time of release, with pre-rendered backgrounds that have kept it looking clean for almost 20 years now.
i'm still bummed we didn't get Resi 2 and 3make in resi 1 remake style....my god...I think i'd physically drop dead at the mere thought of Dino Crisis 2 especially getting the resi 1 remake treatment...
I have 0 nostaogia for resident evil. My introduction to the series was a java mobile phone turn-based game with the one puzzle I've never beaten (both cuz of how obtuse it was and lack of later access to the game)-and I was trained on silent hill, too!-, then resident evil 3 (do note I was aware of the game series and had even watched the 3 movies which I found went from somewhat ok to dumb stupid fun to actually fucking balmy) which made me too anxious to play, then RE4, RE7 and RE2make before going back to REmake. All this is to say believe me that my opinion on this series was not biased by any prior affinity, and believe you me I found REmake to be really fucking cool to play. Got a bit more tedious as I acquired resources and was encouraged to fight through enemies later on, but I had a ton of fun with the game. I think I kinda agree that the other remakes could have been done that way and I would have liked them all the same. RE2make has the best zombie interactions imo, so that I might miss, but honestly no one would miss the re3make we got (except the weird kinky people who got off to that one scene with the bug, but they don't really count as people in my opinion).
Option 4 of your three options: do as with three (kill and scorched earth), but make sure you drop as many zombies into a large pile as possible. When zombies are close together, they all light up at once, which saves kerosene and lets you clear the majority of rooms without worrying too much about crimson heads.
Option 5: Save pistol ammo for dogs and bosses, and juke zombies until you get the shotgun. Aim up while close, and you'll get a crit nearly every time. If not, you should have plenty kerosene from cheapskating so much.
@@bluemoon9501 Well, now you know. Option 6: If you are playing the gamecube version, perform the grenade glitch as Jill and use those 255 flame rounds to light up the mansion like the firebug you are!
@@jesternario I unfortunately didn’t know about the grenade cheat back when I had the game on GameCube then again I didn’t get to far in the game back then (mainly because I got scared 😱) I didn’t replay the game till about 5 years ago, on a ps4. Although it was a great play, the GC version was just creepy and brilliant.
I used to be a frequent lurker/member of RE fan forums back in the early 2000s, and it was a real exciting time to be an RE fan back then. When this game dropped it was clear to the fandom that this is the definitive RE experience (and the definitive Remake at that), crazy to think that two years later RE4 was out and for a game that became so iconic it had such an controversial response within the community at the time.
@@Pretzelcoatlus Most of the forums started to fade out and lose momentum after RE5. If you ask me, majority of the community by then didn't want to follow the series after Mikami's sudden depature from Capcom. Can't say i don't blame them, the franchise was in a really low place after RE4.
Because of that, the franchise along the fan divided into two distinct group, the classic RE and the modern RE with a small number of people standing in between.
Yeah,Imma be totally honest,I don't like the 3 first RE at all. Im not just a "dumb millenial duh" either. I love MGS1,Silent Hill 1 and 2, Final Fantasy 7,9 etc. But I don't like the 3 original RE at all. Very boring,clunky,and to me,not worth the effort to play,games
30:50 - None of the doors have loading times they "need." In early tests, players thought the game felt weird without the loading doors, so they added them back in purely for the look and feel of them. Several times though there are potential moments where a zombie or monster can bust one down and the remake flexes is GameCube tech by letting you forevermore cross those broken-down doorways without any loading times at all.
@@ZeldynCZ yes it was planned for n64 because fans hated item boxes in the og games. They didn't remove them for remake and C:V because C:V was already knee deep in development and they didn't want remake to deviate too much from the original.
@@caliggyjack7480 citation is very much needed here, because not only does this sound insane, it also directly contradicts a lot of what I know about the games development.
"Theoretically, you could fight Lisa before fighting Yawn." Nothing theoretical about it, I watched this mad lad spend a good few hours testing that theory while we had a chin wag. Video came out great, mate :)
I will always missed the route planning in classic style RE game. "Will I get this first or get that first ?" "Would go here then make a circle through there more efficent ? Or just go straight there and skip that area ?" ...etc...
How about because its a dime a dozen channel. every other gaming channel these days is doing long form analysis like this, and quite a few of them do it better and with higher production values. There's the answer to your confusion.
@@idrinkmilk282 Charlie is always first in what he is saying or presenting, his opinions are his own. That's why he is better than the rest. Most long form shit is the same games and the same opinions.
Themtube tends to ""pick"" winners and losers nowadays. Censorship, shadow banning, like/dislike deleting, content deboosting, legacy media, establishment narratives, and Televised tripe from the old days being forced on you more and more in our new world.
Inconsistent uploads. TGBS doesn't upload with a consistent schedule, so it's hard to draw a consistent viewership. Somecallmejohnny, who arguably inspired a lot of TH-cam reviewers who had faster growth than him, has the same issue. Also, quickly, to idrinkmilk, you have the association backwards. Those channels don't have higher viewership because of better production values, they have better production values because higher viewership gives them more money and thus more resources to use on better mics and video quality. Consistent uploads get more views, more views get better equipment and software, better production values help keep schedules more consistent. Everything cycles back around.
Just wanted to point out that the graphs you make (presumably) for the progression of this game are really helpful images that add to the video's production value a lot
@@Gruntvcsadly i was 12 when Remake came out, you cannot justify having all major consoles at home when you're this young. If the PS2, Gamecube and Xbox came out tody now that i work, i'd buy all tree of them without looking back :D
so was the original I used to think that Resident Evil 1 had better looking backgrounds then Silent Hill obviously the worst looking character models but it turns out that the pre-rendered backgrounds safe space to make the character models look better too.
Beating real survival mode as chris was one of my favorite experiences in gaming. And i would be remiss if i didn't mention that chris is arguably the stronger character overall especially for higher difficultys. other than the inventory space id take chris's higher health and critical hit rate any day of the week. But my favorite small detail is the fact that the broken doorknob doesn't break on real survival, a small mercy on the developers part
i really enjoy your deep dives into this series. way too many analysis videos of resident evil boil down to the person making it just not liking item management, tank controls, or fixed camera angles. its nice seeing videos talking about the series that arent just dismissive of it for being unconventional.
Can't argued with what RE1 remake had done, the perfected the classic RE game formula, or even survival horror formula. RE4 is still my personal favorite game of all time, but REmake is by far the most wholesome and polished RE game ever made, surpass even the later Remake titles. I still love RE2 remake and enjoy RE3 Remake. But for me REmake will still be my standard comparison for all RE remake titles.
REmake and RE4 are, objectively, the best games in the series. REmake being a perfect survival horror game, and RE4 being a perfect action game. To bring a comparison to Castlevania, Castlevania Rondo of Blood is the best Classicvania, and SOTN is the best Igavania, and they are both the gold standards of the franchise despite being entirely different genres.
30:36 fun fact the game does not load the way you think it does and no door sequence is a loading screen. They are only there because people would have complained about it's exclusion
That's what makes this remake so awesome. Nothing was cut, everything was improved or expanded on. Something Capcom has definitely not done with RE2 Remake and especially RE3 Remake.
@@jsward96 I am not fully sure but I assume it's because it's not a port of the original GameCube/Wii version or even the remastered Playstation/Xbox/PC version its probably made by another in-house team in Capcom (a remaster remaster if you will). Also some Nintendo Switch games have been notoriously bad at loading/stability (the wwe games come to mind).
Fantastic work! You're RE6 video was what brought me to the channel and when you started "The Road to the Rocket Launcher," I became a patreon. This is high quality analysis and I'm glad to see that while they may take a while to come out, the quality has never waned.
RE2 Remake is still a great game, bad remake. RE3 Remake is laughably bad. Rushed and feels like the devs did not care about RE3 1999 at all. Very worried for RE4 remake.
@@Gruntvc RE4 is supposedly being developed by many studios and is releasing in like 2 years. If this is true, I don't doubt it will be better than RE3, but there's still reasons to be worried.
@Ruthus, They literally called these two "remakes" and banked on nostalgia to sell. Now that both are out and only one turned out fine, Capcom and their defenders are calling them "reimaginings." RE3 Remake is not made for RE3 fans and especially RE3 1999 fans. RE3 2020 is literally Baby's 1st RE Game. All the challenge and difficulty from even RE2 2019 is gone. No real puzzles, no S+ rank, no Ink ribbons, and poor Nemesis is totally neutered. Look up the sales. Out if the 3 recent RE games, RE3 Remake sold the worst. Beaten by FF7 Remake and Animal Crossing New Horizon. Even many positive reviews for RE3 Remake recommend waiting for a deep sale. Well, if you don't count IGN and GameInformer's shill reviews.
Pretty sure he's talking about the Yakuza remakes mostly there. I can't point to them since he's deleted most of his old tweets but he was very critical of Kiwami 2 especially.
My niece's dog once broke a handle in her room. Yes, it is possible that the door becomes un-openable from one side. You have to rotate it with more pressure and eventually you need to apply more and more force and that can lead to it breaking entirely. But actually - you can just carry the other handle which has a square shaped rod attached and insert it into the mechanism to open any other broken door. Which could be a cool addition to inventory management too.
I got Remake a few years back but never played it back then, I loved the first three games and played every RE game I could (even Zero, Survivor, the Outbreaks) but never this one. I was afraid Crimson Heads would ruin the experience I was so used to. In the beginning of this month I finally muster the courage to play and I gotta say I should've done it sooner. It's an absolute masterpiece, Crimson Heads are actually genius like you explained in this video. It's not my favorite in the series (I like 2 and 3 a bit more), but no game has ever come close to the perfection of the survival horror genre than it. And perhaps none will. I had such high hopes for 2 Remake, and it was pretty good, but not perfect like it could have been. We don't talk about 3 Remake.
@@Gruntvc I have only played the demo for both, haven't liked the gameplay. But i do recognise it's a good game. Wish they had done that do Outbreak and kept the mainline RE games with the fixed angle
@Diogo Rodrigues, Recommend getting RE2 Remake when it is on sale. Can't say I recommend RE3 Remake unless it is on deep sale. The demo for RE3 Remake is honestly better than the actual game. You get to explore what little of Raccoon City is in the game and Nemesis is like Mr. X on steroids. Nemesis is a complete joke in the full game. Even RE Apocalypse Nemesis is laughing at him.
@@Gruntvc RE3r is incredible... its the best looking game. Best playing game. Its not as long as RE2 ( and I prefer that game over re3) but its still a great time. The original Re 2 was longer then the original Re3r too. Re3 also includes Re Resistence which is a good time aswell.
The greatest remake of all time and should be the standard every video game developer looks to when they try to create one. I just wish Capcom would actually do the same considering they're responsible for it!
Shinji Mikami was responsible for it, he created RE! Once he left Capcom, that was when Resident Evil fell as a franchise. It’s no wonder! It needs Shinji Mikami to be great again!
@@eropandasennin13 Remake 2 had some very significant flaws even though it was a blast with some phenomenal tweaks in the early game. The hand of "Sorry, low budget! Cut corners and put the game out" seems very heavily imprinted on REmake 2 and permanently engraved on RE3make
That makes a lot of sense. I thought it was just two smart kids having a very old row with each other, (interestingly one of the EX-Files in the N64 version shows that Birkin wanted to ruin the Ashford's reputation) but Birkin meeting with Alfred posing as Alexia also makes sense.
Capcom be greedy. Sad we lost Shinji Mikami over that PS2 RE4 port. Worse, all the HD Remasters available now are based off the weaker PS2 port and not the GC original.
At least it actually was exclusive for some time. Unlike Gex 3 on N64 which shows off the "Only For" logo on its box despite being an inferior port of a 1-year-old game from day one.
@@tan4296 Disagree. The cutscenes on a PS2 port were condensed FMV's while on PS4 and Xbox One versions were fully real-time. Which tells me they were based on a Gamecube version since it also uses the real-time cutscenes. I think Separate Ways was the one based on a PS2 port since it wasn't in the Gamecube version because it still kept the low quality FMV's.
@@Gruntvc This is completely incorrect. The only other version of RE4 based on the PS2 version is the 2007 PC version. The Wii/360/PS3/XOne/PS4/Switch/Steam versions are all based off of the GameCube version.
Great to see this series return, probably the best breakdown of how these Resi games work. I do have one question/request however. Can you make / Is there already somewhere a comprehensive yet understandable guide describing how the branching choices in this game are laid out? Much like the flowchart you provide to graph out exploration I want one that plots out every little cutscene that can be found and what other cutscenes they affect. For example - (based on the original Resi 1) At the start of Jill's campain once she separates from Barry there are 3 possible places she could meet him next (Forest's balcony, Jill sandwich scene or back in the main hall) and getting one excludes the others for that playthrough. Or when 'investigating the dining hall' Jill can instead keep trying to return to the main hall until after a few tries the zombie bursts in from the other door without Jill having to explore through that one herself. Resi 1 is full of these situations which leads to a complicated web of possibilities in each playthrough for each character but I don't see a clear way of navigating these possibilities anywhere. The closest is to find a full in depth walkthrough guide that is aiming for specific endings. Would be nice to have one for RE2's zapping system too, though that would not be nearly as important/useful. There are still a few things that can be missed however.
Finally. Well done. The same format can also be applied to Zero and both Outbreaks as they are the final old-school RE games. RE 4 will need its own tool of analysis.
Agreed. Loved the Outbreak series, too bad we will never get a chance to see the other 10 scenarios planned for it (Outbreak = 5 scenarios, Outbreak: File #2 = 5 scenarios)
Literally my only complaint with this game was the addition of the mandatory One Dangerous Zombie mode, which you can't turn off and I feel is a really annoying, unneccessary addition to New Game + when it's forced on you regardless of your desires.
But there's still the choice of compromise for both just like RE3.5, the fixed, cinematic camera angle mix with ots aiming (only when you aim the game change to ots) like we saw in Hookman.
Pillars of Eternity is a CRPG that uses pre rendered backgrounds and it's only a few years old. They look fantastic and remind me how immersive pre rendered backgrounds are. They also didn't lose the original RE0 backgrounds, so the HD version has amazing high definition backgrounds.
@M. Sami I understand what you mean, keep zooming in the ots everytime you get bitten or when you just quick shooting to stun the zombies and the camera keep snap in and out could make the experience worse. Well they could fix this by keep the camera behind your back for a sec or two until you go to the next fixed angle change. And for the animation, well yes, I have to say the zombie bite animation is top notch in recent zombies game. Right now I cannot think of a way they can both show the animation but doesn't make the camera snap like crazy.
I honestly miss this level of detail and faithfulness for a remake. i think RERemake and Trials of Mana are probably my favorite remakes I've ever played.
Is Trials of Mana remake great? I've heard it's way better than both RE3 Remake and Final Fantasy VII Remake. Heard Mana even outsold FF7 Remake in some areas lol.
@@Gruntvc Trials of Mana is pretty much an almost perfect remake. its only downsides are that the budget is lower than most games, the voice direction ranges from ok to actually charmingly funny, and the multiplayer aspect has been cut. But if you loved the original, it pretty much captures the magic, while also shaking off a ton of the annoying stuff (like spells stopping time every five seconds lol). I also suggest playing on Hard mode.
I love this video and there are many things I would love to talk to you about concerning Resident EviI. I want to address something you mention toward the end about Birkin's relationship with Alexia. In a way REmake was giving you a backdrop to their relationship similar to how they contextualized Wesker and Chris. While Alexia was young, It has been established that she was a prodigy and that Umbrella had given her enough weight that she was put on a level that could realistically make an egotist like Birkin feel threatened in having his standing and recognition overshadowed among the researcher's circle. The last he had heard of her, she was on her way to some major breakthroughs and it isn't unheard of for one of them to reappear after years with their new project. That actually seems to be the norm for them. Anyway, I have been an RE fan since 96 and REmake has been my favorite of all since it came out, as one who has beaten it countless times and still continues to do so on occasion to wind down, I appreciate your analysis and suggestions on the subject.
@m_hicks12 eh, the mgs2 gameplay breaks mgs1s level design too much way too easily, to the point where all challenge is gone in some instances, and several bosses are basically ruined by it. The overall atmosphere is made much worse by the remakes much more boring grey-brown visual style than the original, just compare the endings of the two versions. Also I feel the new cutcenes are significantly worse and clash with the games tone, and the voice acting is frankly awful compared to the original, though on it's own it's not that bad but nothing special either.
Shinji Mikami, RE really went downhill after he left Capcom. RE1 Remake 2002 turned out so excellent as Shinji, the original creator no less, made it. Neither RE2 Remake or RE3 Remake were handled by the original creators. RE3 Remake turned out so bad as it was rushed and not even made in house supposedly. Or by the same team who did RE2 Remake.
I might be weird but 3 is my favorite remake. I loved the second remake but man Mr X gives me the fear and I don't want to play anymore. Also loved 4. Any game before that I just couldn't enjoy with the controls.
@@Pretzelcoatlus I forgot that about RE4. If I had to think on it, the reason why it didn't bother me is because I always knew where pressing forward would take me.
@@Pretzelcoatlus True. I should clarify. In the ones with a pre-rendered background moving forward always means hold up. Direction is relative to the direction the character is facing. Im more accustomed to traditional controls where you press left to move left, right to move right, etc. Having the camera behind Leon helped make it feel more natural to me.
This is pretty out-of-the-blue, but speaking of remakes, I've always wanted to see a proper Turok remake -- one that's aware of the ridiculousness of its concept while still remaining somewhat grounded. Not in a meta, "Dinosuars and aliens?!? What's up with THAT lol??!??!" kind of way, but in a deadpan, "Ryu Hayabusa in Ninja Gaiden 2" kind of way where the characters take the idea of "dinosaurs and aliens" very seriously despite the weirdness of it. Like, imagine a cutscene in which your commander is briefing you on the plan, and with a completely straight face he says, "So we've strapped rocket launchers to the T-rex. . ."
I feel like turok was at its best as an ominous Sci fi horror game series rather than "the dinosaur game". Turok is boring when the money shot Is just a big T Rex
Hello! Im using your video as bibliography for my final project on the Level Design 1 course for Game Development Degree. Thanks for all your material and opinions, are very useful! About your suggested chart to avoid guardhouse linearity, the problem is that swaping the helmet key from plant 42 for the metal object, is that the continous time spent on mansion inmediatily after getting the helmet key will fatigue the player. I agree with the idea about that the guardhouse being paralallel with caves on chart. But maybe there's a new area / key missing in replacement of the full emblem to unlock the courtyard, thought that would be a great idea expand the area where you use the masks to get the emblem to make a transition to another area instead of the return to mansion in your suggested structure Love your content!
the re1 remake is fantastic, thanks for covering it. you just uploaded this after i got done catching up to your other videos. looking forward to what you had to say about 0
Really in-depth review, straight to all the points! Aside from harping on the Resi 3 evade mechanic a little much, I agree with almost all of this, and aside from the suggested replacement of the metal object (though I'm not too fond of the 2nd courtyard visit, so i agree that something should be changed there) great vid!
I'm legitimately convinced I missed the bit where Brit mentioned the giant freakin zombie shark. I mean I get that it's an aside to the design ethos, but... .....Okay am I crazy? There *is* a shark tank setpiece in this game right?
To add into option 3 there's also the means of staggering a zombie and then letting them grab your leg so they'll be done in with the headstomp. Of course that comes with the cost of health so you need to manage your healing items. I like that if you know what you're doing you can plan a route so that you can avoid the majority of crimson head encounters.
Dude, I've been waiting for this for last 6-7 months.... cause I played this game a half a year ago and platinumed it........my favourite game now....and I was surprised that you didn't cover it earlier......I almost love every game you recommend....it started with Yakuza 0......waiting for your analysis on resident evil 4....
All the points in this video highlight why even though I loved RE7 and RE2R I just can't help but wish for another game in this classic survival horror style. So much potential is here, and with next gen resources and tech, I can only begin to imagine what the design can achieve. RE1R really felt like the starting point for more games like it to come, and it even proved that it could be popular in modern times when it got re-released on pc to great sales and acclaim, but sadly it just wasn't meant to be. Instead, it was more like a final send off to this particular kind of game. I guess if it was gonna go out anyway, at least it got to go out with a high note.
This was the second Resident Evil game I actually played, my first being RE0. But boy, did I never get used to the controls in either one, which meant I never finished either by myself. But I still distinctly remember the moody atmosphere becoming so unsettling that I stopped playing around evenings - around my place was a lot of forest and fat bugs, which constantly slammed against my window when it was dark outside but I still had my TV on. Scared the shit outta me so many times.
24:20 I think it would be remiss of me to not point out that after Plant 42 is when the Hunters show up, bumping up the challenge. Yes it’s less open to railroad the guardhouse, but it helps to keep the rising difficulty consistent.
Charlie, I would love a video where you break down how you critique and analyze a video game :) I've always wanted to start a channel but i'm afraid my analytical and critiquing skills aren't up to snuff as most channels.
Nice vid! At ~ 28:00 you talk about Alexia and that she was asleep. But Alfred was impersonating her! So Birkin could be referring to her without knowing what happened
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I once lived in a crappy flat and I can tell you, a handle CAN break and make a door un-openable from one side.
But how can Wesker fix the door so fast ? and I assume he gotta need tools to fix the handle, it's a small detail that always slip by but when I think about it, it's strange
@@dofydudes1735 it doesnt take very long to put a door handle/knob back on, in my experience anyway. I havent played through chris's campaign in remake yet but in jills barry does it while youre in the guardhouse (i think) which seems an appropriate length of time to me
@@shredjward oh right I forgot, Jill was unconsious for a period, that'll fill in the time for Barry to fix the door.
The door handle never breaks whenever I play it, and I've had 3 different versions. Maybe you need to use it a certain number of times
youll get your rent when you fix this DAMN DOOR
“And trying not to get eaten by the evidence.” That’s a really good line.
I thought the same thing
REmake may be one of the most timeless games ever, a perfect blend of modern and classic at the time of release, with pre-rendered backgrounds that have kept it looking clean for almost 20 years now.
i'm still bummed we didn't get Resi 2 and 3make in resi 1 remake style....my god...I think i'd physically drop dead at the mere thought of Dino Crisis 2 especially getting the resi 1 remake treatment...
@@ISetYourFaceOnFire Dino Crisis 1 instead pls, better game imo.
I have 0 nostaogia for resident evil. My introduction to the series was a java mobile phone turn-based game with the one puzzle I've never beaten (both cuz of how obtuse it was and lack of later access to the game)-and I was trained on silent hill, too!-, then resident evil 3 (do note I was aware of the game series and had even watched the 3 movies which I found went from somewhat ok to dumb stupid fun to actually fucking balmy) which made me too anxious to play, then RE4, RE7 and RE2make before going back to REmake. All this is to say believe me that my opinion on this series was not biased by any prior affinity, and believe you me I found REmake to be really fucking cool to play. Got a bit more tedious as I acquired resources and was encouraged to fight through enemies later on, but I had a ton of fun with the game. I think I kinda agree that the other remakes could have been done that way and I would have liked them all the same. RE2make has the best zombie interactions imo, so that I might miss, but honestly no one would miss the re3make we got (except the weird kinky people who got off to that one scene with the bug, but they don't really count as people in my opinion).
Option 4 of your three options: do as with three (kill and scorched earth), but make sure you drop as many zombies into a large pile as possible. When zombies are close together, they all light up at once, which saves kerosene and lets you clear the majority of rooms without worrying too much about crimson heads.
Option 5: Save pistol ammo for dogs and bosses, and juke zombies until you get the shotgun. Aim up while close, and you'll get a crit nearly every time. If not, you should have plenty kerosene from cheapskating so much.
WHAT?! 😲 I didn’t you know can light up multiple bodies if they were together. 🤯🤯🤯
@@bluemoon9501 Well, now you know.
Option 6: If you are playing the gamecube version, perform the grenade glitch as Jill and use those 255 flame rounds to light up the mansion like the firebug you are!
@@jesternario I unfortunately didn’t know about the grenade cheat back when I had the game on GameCube then again I didn’t get to far in the game back then (mainly because I got scared 😱) I didn’t replay the game till about 5 years ago, on a ps4. Although it was a great play, the GC version was just creepy and brilliant.
@@bluemoon9501 It's a shame they fixed it in later versions.
I used to be a frequent lurker/member of RE fan forums back in the early 2000s, and it was a real exciting time to be an RE fan back then. When this game dropped it was clear to the fandom that this is the definitive RE experience (and the definitive Remake at that), crazy to think that two years later RE4 was out and for a game that became so iconic it had such an controversial response within the community at the time.
@@Pretzelcoatlus Most of the forums started to fade out and lose momentum after RE5. If you ask me, majority of the community by then didn't want to follow the series after Mikami's sudden depature from Capcom. Can't say i don't blame them, the franchise was in a really low place after RE4.
i remember that, i was permabanned from there. RE Horror was it called?
Because of that, the franchise along the fan divided into two distinct group, the classic RE and the modern RE with a small number of people standing in between.
Yeah,Imma be totally honest,I don't like the 3 first RE at all. Im not just a "dumb millenial duh" either. I love MGS1,Silent Hill 1 and 2, Final Fantasy 7,9 etc. But I don't like the 3 original RE at all. Very boring,clunky,and to me,not worth the effort to play,games
Also,people who bashed RE4 were clearly nerds who grew up with the original RE's and were hating on purpose
About a minute into the video and we're already referring to devil May cry, that's how you know it's going to be a good one.
If it took any longer I might start to be concerned tbh
lets be fair here
the suspense for those momentes is part of the fun of his videos
@General Jiggler We all Do
thats why we are here
"Are you crying"
"... It's just Nostalgia."
"But the video already stopped?"
what an insipid comment
30:50 - None of the doors have loading times they "need." In early tests, players thought the game felt weird without the loading doors, so they added them back in purely for the look and feel of them. Several times though there are potential moments where a zombie or monster can bust one down and the remake flexes is GameCube tech by letting you forevermore cross those broken-down doorways without any loading times at all.
The "fans" also disliked the item box, which is why it was removed in Re0
@@caliggyjack7480 no, the removal of item boxes was planned from the N64 version of zero
@@ZeldynCZ yes it was planned for n64 because fans hated item boxes in the og games. They didn't remove them for remake and C:V because C:V was already knee deep in development and they didn't want remake to deviate too much from the original.
@@caliggyjack7480 never heard about that and I’ve watched tons of RE videos, seems odd
@@caliggyjack7480 citation is very much needed here, because not only does this sound insane, it also directly contradicts a lot of what I know about the games development.
This game has the best safe room theme
I'd argue that Code Veronica has the best save room theme.
RE4’s “Serenity” is my personal favorite save room theme, I love all of them though.
i love Resi 0's a lot. Also Resi 3!!
Code Veronica has the best harmony
Resident Evil Zero...take it or leave it
My favorite game of all time. Resident Evil in perfection.
"Theoretically, you could fight Lisa before fighting Yawn." Nothing theoretical about it, I watched this mad lad spend a good few hours testing that theory while we had a chin wag. Video came out great, mate :)
I will always missed the route planning in classic style RE game.
"Will I get this first or get that first ?"
"Would go here then make a circle through there more efficent ? Or just go straight there and skip that area ?"
...etc...
What’s a “Chin Wag”? 🧐
@@bluemoon9501 British slang for a talk, chat, natter, conversation, catch up.
I'm confused why this channel is stuck at around 140k subs. I thought it'd be at 500k or 900k with how good the vids are.
How about because its a dime a dozen channel. every other gaming channel these days is doing long form analysis like this, and quite a few of them do it better and with higher production values. There's the answer to your confusion.
@@idrinkmilk282 Charlie is always first in what he is saying or presenting, his opinions are his own. That's why he is better than the rest. Most long form shit is the same games and the same opinions.
@@RealTrachta Better than the rest? charlie's great but compared to whitelight and matthewmatosis, he's not quite there yet.
Themtube tends to ""pick"" winners and losers nowadays. Censorship, shadow banning, like/dislike deleting, content deboosting, legacy media, establishment narratives, and Televised tripe from the old days being forced on you more and more in our new world.
Inconsistent uploads. TGBS doesn't upload with a consistent schedule, so it's hard to draw a consistent viewership. Somecallmejohnny, who arguably inspired a lot of TH-cam reviewers who had faster growth than him, has the same issue.
Also, quickly, to idrinkmilk, you have the association backwards. Those channels don't have higher viewership because of better production values, they have better production values because higher viewership gives them more money and thus more resources to use on better mics and video quality. Consistent uploads get more views, more views get better equipment and software, better production values help keep schedules more consistent. Everything cycles back around.
Just wanted to point out that the graphs you make (presumably) for the progression of this game are really helpful images that add to the video's production value a lot
GamingBrit is back with REMake.
My profile pic is my level of happiness
I prefer the Ashley one, not that I know where your avatar is from...
Remake was far, far ahead of it's time, it looks as good or better than some of the PS4 games today.
GameCube was a great console, too bad most avoided it thinking it was for kids.
@@Gruntvcsadly i was 12 when Remake came out, you cannot justify having all major consoles at home when you're this young.
If the PS2, Gamecube and Xbox came out tody now that i work, i'd buy all tree of them without looking back :D
@@Gruntvc As a Nintendo console that looked like a grade school students lunch box, most were validated in avoiding it.
so was the original I used to think that Resident Evil 1 had better looking backgrounds then Silent Hill obviously the worst looking character models but it turns out that the pre-rendered backgrounds safe space to make the character models look better too.
The pre-rendered backgrounds are works of art and they aren't even static, they move.
Beating real survival mode as chris was one of my favorite experiences in gaming.
And i would be remiss if i didn't mention that chris is arguably the stronger character overall especially for higher difficultys. other than the inventory space id take chris's higher health and critical hit rate any day of the week.
But my favorite small detail is the fact that the broken doorknob doesn't break on real survival, a small mercy on the developers part
i really enjoy your deep dives into this series. way too many analysis videos of resident evil boil down to the person making it just not liking item management, tank controls, or fixed camera angles. its nice seeing videos talking about the series that arent just dismissive of it for being unconventional.
Can't argued with what RE1 remake had done, the perfected the classic RE game formula, or even survival horror formula.
RE4 is still my personal favorite game of all time, but REmake is by far the most wholesome and polished RE game ever made, surpass even the later Remake titles. I still love RE2 remake and enjoy RE3 Remake. But for me REmake will still be my standard comparison for all RE remake titles.
REmake and RE4 are, objectively, the best games in the series. REmake being a perfect survival horror game, and RE4 being a perfect action game. To bring a comparison to Castlevania, Castlevania Rondo of Blood is the best Classicvania, and SOTN is the best Igavania, and they are both the gold standards of the franchise despite being entirely different genres.
@@northwindkey Sympthony is really not that good. I'd take Aria of Sorrow and even Dawn over SOTN. The entire back half of SOTN is dreadful.
30:36 fun fact the game does not load the way you think it does and no door sequence is a loading screen. They are only there because people would have complained about it's exclusion
That's what makes this remake so awesome. Nothing was cut, everything was improved or expanded on.
Something Capcom has definitely not done with RE2 Remake and especially RE3 Remake.
Then how come the Switch versions of REmake and 0 take longer to load then the door animation?
@@jsward96 I am not fully sure but I assume it's because it's not a port of the original GameCube/Wii version or even the remastered Playstation/Xbox/PC version its probably made by another in-house team in Capcom (a remaster remaster if you will). Also some Nintendo Switch games have been notoriously bad at loading/stability (the wwe games come to mind).
@@jsward96 Not the game's fault the Wii is a potato
Fantastic work! You're RE6 video was what brought me to the channel and when you started "The Road to the Rocket Launcher," I became a patreon. This is high quality analysis and I'm glad to see that while they may take a while to come out, the quality has never waned.
Man i wish i enjoyed the RE2 and RE3 remakes as much as this one
I wish they were nearly as good, but current devs seem to dislike a lot of aspects from the originals
It's sad that a remake from 2 decades ago is infinitely better than 2 recent ones.
RE2 Remake is still a great game, bad remake.
RE3 Remake is laughably bad. Rushed and feels like the devs did not care about RE3 1999 at all.
Very worried for RE4 remake.
@@Gruntvc RE4 is supposedly being developed by many studios and is releasing in like 2 years. If this is true, I don't doubt it will be better than RE3, but there's still reasons to be worried.
That’s ok, at least you have one game that you really enjoy out of three. Personally, I love them all.
33:00 That subtle burn to Resident Evil 3 remake
...and Yakuza Kiwami
also the Yakuza Remakes and ratchet & Clank (2016)
@Ruthus, They literally called these two "remakes" and banked on nostalgia to sell.
Now that both are out and only one turned out fine, Capcom and their defenders are calling them "reimaginings."
RE3 Remake is not made for RE3 fans and especially RE3 1999 fans. RE3 2020 is literally Baby's 1st RE Game. All the challenge and difficulty from even RE2 2019 is gone. No real puzzles, no S+ rank, no Ink ribbons, and poor Nemesis is totally neutered.
Look up the sales. Out if the 3 recent RE games, RE3 Remake sold the worst. Beaten by FF7 Remake and Animal Crossing New Horizon.
Even many positive reviews for RE3 Remake recommend waiting for a deep sale. Well, if you don't count IGN and GameInformer's shill reviews.
@@TheExFatal but I think Kiwami is actually pretty good.
Pretty sure he's talking about the Yakuza remakes mostly there. I can't point to them since he's deleted most of his old tweets but he was very critical of Kiwami 2 especially.
My niece's dog once broke a handle in her room. Yes, it is possible that the door becomes un-openable from one side.
You have to rotate it with more pressure and eventually you need to apply more and more force and that can lead to it breaking entirely.
But actually - you can just carry the other handle which has a square shaped rod attached and insert it into the mechanism to open any other broken door. Which could be a cool addition to inventory management too.
I've been waiting so long for this. Thank you Charlie.
One year has passed since this video and we’re STILL waiting for The Road to the Rocket Launcher on Resident Evil Zero
Absolute treat seeing Road to the Rocket Launcher make a return!
Saw this thinking “This is my exact type of video why have I not seen this yet?!” before realising it was uploaded yesterday
I got Remake a few years back but never played it back then, I loved the first three games and played every RE game I could (even Zero, Survivor, the Outbreaks) but never this one. I was afraid Crimson Heads would ruin the experience I was so used to. In the beginning of this month I finally muster the courage to play and I gotta say I should've done it sooner. It's an absolute masterpiece, Crimson Heads are actually genius like you explained in this video. It's not my favorite in the series (I like 2 and 3 a bit more), but no game has ever come close to the perfection of the survival horror genre than it. And perhaps none will. I had such high hopes for 2 Remake, and it was pretty good, but not perfect like it could have been. We don't talk about 3 Remake.
I wanted so much for 2 and 3 REMAKE to be like this
2 Remake is a great game, bad remake.
3 Remake is an absolute joke, worst remake done yet.
@@Gruntvc I have only played the demo for both, haven't liked the gameplay. But i do recognise it's a good game. Wish they had done that do Outbreak and kept the mainline RE games with the fixed angle
@Diogo Rodrigues, Recommend getting RE2 Remake when it is on sale. Can't say I recommend RE3 Remake unless it is on deep sale.
The demo for RE3 Remake is honestly better than the actual game. You get to explore what little of Raccoon City is in the game and Nemesis is like Mr. X on steroids.
Nemesis is a complete joke in the full game. Even RE Apocalypse Nemesis is laughing at him.
@@Gruntvc RE3r is incredible... its the best looking game. Best playing game. Its not as long as RE2 ( and I prefer that game over re3) but its still a great time. The original Re 2 was longer then the original Re3r too. Re3 also includes Re Resistence which is a good time aswell.
@Ruthus, Don't waste your time with this guy. He literally stalks RE videos, especially RE3 Remake ones to trash the original games and its fans.
I never thought I'd ever hear those five words ever again
(Especially in 2020)
You madlad
I swear the masks look like DMC orbs.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw the resemblance.
@@scribble71891 They remind me of the Stone Mask. JoJo reference, i know...
I was revisiting the mansion just now, playing this after the new remakes really makes me grateful. This is the best REmake hands down.
Can’t wait for the RE:0 video 😁😁😁
The greatest remake of all time and should be the standard every video game developer looks to when they try to create one.
I just wish Capcom would actually do the same considering they're responsible for it!
So true
Shinji Mikami was responsible for it, he created RE! Once he left Capcom, that was when Resident Evil fell as a franchise. It’s no wonder! It needs Shinji Mikami to be great again!
@@user-qe7bt9dz1l what about RE7 and the remake of RE2? Seems to me that they are doing fine without him.
@@eropandasennin13 Remake 2 had some very significant flaws even though it was a blast with some phenomenal tweaks in the early game.
The hand of "Sorry, low budget! Cut corners and put the game out" seems very heavily imprinted on REmake 2 and permanently engraved on RE3make
@@gwell66v2AnimeReviews uh, wat I've seen of RE2 Remake doesn't really scream "cut corners". RE3 Remake though I can see it a bit more clearly.
Ok cool but when's "THE LAST OF US 2 COMBO MAD"
This and Classic RE2 are my favourites in the series, love your Road To The Rocket Launcher series Brit 👊
It could be that Birkin was under the assumption that he was meeting with Alexia but instead meeting with Alfred posing as Alexia. @TheGamingBritShow
That makes a lot of sense. I thought it was just two smart kids having a very old row with each other, (interestingly one of the EX-Files in the N64 version shows that Birkin wanted to ruin the Ashford's reputation) but Birkin meeting with Alfred posing as Alexia also makes sense.
When i discovered the crimsom heads for the first time i almost got a heart attack
I almost had it when zombies broke through the door
Re4 a game cube "exclusive"
*laughs in inclusion*
Capcom be greedy.
Sad we lost Shinji Mikami over that PS2 RE4 port.
Worse, all the HD Remasters available now are based off the weaker PS2 port and not the GC original.
@@Gruntvc The PS4 and Xbox One versions are based on the Ultimate HD Edition, which is based on the GameCube version.
At least it actually was exclusive for some time. Unlike Gex 3 on N64 which shows off the "Only For" logo on its box despite being an inferior port of a 1-year-old game from day one.
@@tan4296 Disagree. The cutscenes on a PS2 port were condensed FMV's while on PS4 and Xbox One versions were fully real-time. Which tells me they were based on a Gamecube version since it also uses the real-time cutscenes. I think Separate Ways was the one based on a PS2 port since it wasn't in the Gamecube version because it still kept the low quality FMV's.
@@Gruntvc This is completely incorrect. The only other version of RE4 based on the PS2 version is the 2007 PC version.
The Wii/360/PS3/XOne/PS4/Switch/Steam versions are all based off of the GameCube version.
Great to see this series return, probably the best breakdown of how these Resi games work. I do have one question/request however. Can you make / Is there already somewhere a comprehensive yet understandable guide describing how the branching choices in this game are laid out? Much like the flowchart you provide to graph out exploration I want one that plots out every little cutscene that can be found and what other cutscenes they affect.
For example - (based on the original Resi 1) At the start of Jill's campain once she separates from Barry there are 3 possible places she could meet him next (Forest's balcony, Jill sandwich scene or back in the main hall) and getting one excludes the others for that playthrough. Or when 'investigating the dining hall' Jill can instead keep trying to return to the main hall until after a few tries the zombie bursts in from the other door without Jill having to explore through that one herself. Resi 1 is full of these situations which leads to a complicated web of possibilities in each playthrough for each character but I don't see a clear way of navigating these possibilities anywhere. The closest is to find a full in depth walkthrough guide that is aiming for specific endings.
Would be nice to have one for RE2's zapping system too, though that would not be nearly as important/useful. There are still a few things that can be missed however.
You actually could explain the Alexia, William thing if you consider that William could have interacted with Alfred disguised as Alexia
Finally. Well done. The same format can also be applied to Zero and both Outbreaks as they are the final old-school RE games. RE 4 will need its own tool of analysis.
Agreed. Loved the Outbreak series, too bad we will never get a chance to see the other 10 scenarios planned for it (Outbreak = 5 scenarios, Outbreak: File #2 = 5 scenarios)
If he's planning to cover RE0, Outbreak, and Outbreak 2...then its going to be minimum one more year before he gets to RE4.
Literally my only complaint with this game was the addition of the mandatory One Dangerous Zombie mode, which you can't turn off and I feel is a really annoying, unneccessary addition to New Game + when it's forced on you regardless of your desires.
It's a shame we don't get pre-redndered backgrounds any more. I understand their drawbacks and that we don't have the types of limitations any more.
Indeed
But there's still the choice of compromise for both just like RE3.5, the fixed, cinematic camera angle mix with ots aiming (only when you aim the game change to ots) like we saw in Hookman.
Pillars of Eternity is a CRPG that uses pre rendered backgrounds and it's only a few years old. They look fantastic and remind me how immersive pre rendered backgrounds are. They also didn't lose the original RE0 backgrounds, so the HD version has amazing high definition backgrounds.
@M. Sami I understand what you mean, keep zooming in the ots everytime you get bitten or when you just quick shooting to stun the zombies and the camera keep snap in and out could make the experience worse.
Well they could fix this by keep the camera behind your back for a sec or two until you go to the next fixed angle change. And for the animation, well yes, I have to say the zombie bite animation is top notch in recent zombies game. Right now I cannot think of a way they can both show the animation but doesn't make the camera snap like crazy.
This game will always be my 100% fav survival horror game. This is my penultimate video description of this game as well.
I honestly miss this level of detail and faithfulness for a remake. i think RERemake and Trials of Mana are probably my favorite remakes I've ever played.
Is Trials of Mana remake great? I've heard it's way better than both RE3 Remake and Final Fantasy VII Remake.
Heard Mana even outsold FF7 Remake in some areas lol.
@@Gruntvc Trials of Mana is pretty much an almost perfect remake.
its only downsides are that the budget is lower than most games, the voice direction ranges from ok to actually charmingly funny, and the multiplayer aspect has been cut.
But if you loved the original, it pretty much captures the magic, while also shaking off a ton of the annoying stuff (like spells stopping time every five seconds lol). I also suggest playing on Hard mode.
Really wish you had discussed Real Survival mode which comepletely changes how you plan and navigate the mansion
Another video with a visible maximum effort that went into it! I'm impressed with your work, as always.
Wow... i waited like 12 months for this.
THANK YOU
holy shit dude you nailed this video, script and editing are both ON POINT
I love this video and there are many things I would love to talk to you about concerning Resident EviI. I want to address something you mention toward the end about Birkin's relationship with Alexia. In a way REmake was giving you a backdrop to their relationship similar to how they contextualized Wesker and Chris. While Alexia was young, It has been established that she was a prodigy and that Umbrella had given her enough weight that she was put on a level that could realistically make an egotist like Birkin feel threatened in having his standing and recognition overshadowed among the researcher's circle. The last he had heard of her, she was on her way to some major breakthroughs and it isn't unheard of for one of them to reappear after years with their new project. That actually seems to be the norm for them. Anyway, I have been an RE fan since 96 and REmake has been my favorite of all since it came out, as one who has beaten it countless times and still continues to do so on occasion to wind down, I appreciate your analysis and suggestions on the subject.
Glad you're back with this video :D
I'm still hurting for not having an Re2 Remake done the way Re1 Remake was done
Still the best Remake of all time.
Totally
@m_hicks12 eh, the mgs2 gameplay breaks mgs1s level design too much way too easily, to the point where all challenge is gone in some instances, and several bosses are basically ruined by it. The overall atmosphere is made much worse by the remakes much more boring grey-brown visual style than the original, just compare the endings of the two versions. Also I feel the new cutcenes are significantly worse and clash with the games tone, and the voice acting is frankly awful compared to the original, though on it's own it's not that bad but nothing special either.
It was crafted like a masterpiece it is. I still cannot belive how Capcom dropped the ball with RE3...
Shinji Mikami, RE really went downhill after he left Capcom.
RE1 Remake 2002 turned out so excellent as Shinji, the original creator no less, made it.
Neither RE2 Remake or RE3 Remake were handled by the original creators.
RE3 Remake turned out so bad as it was rushed and not even made in house supposedly. Or by the same team who did RE2 Remake.
I might be weird but 3 is my favorite remake. I loved the second remake but man Mr X gives me the fear and I don't want to play anymore. Also loved 4. Any game before that I just couldn't enjoy with the controls.
Camera is half a control scheme. RE4 had the tank controls, but it had the shoulder camera, so it has more wide appeal.
@@Pretzelcoatlus I forgot that about RE4. If I had to think on it, the reason why it didn't bother me is because I always knew where pressing forward would take me.
@@Pretzelcoatlus True. I should clarify. In the ones with a pre-rendered background moving forward always means hold up. Direction is relative to the direction the character is facing. Im more accustomed to traditional controls where you press left to move left, right to move right, etc. Having the camera behind Leon helped make it feel more natural to me.
i missed this so much, thanks for the amazing series
Kino
Based.
Cinema
@@As_Expected_of_Pieck And redpilled
Kino is back on the menu boys
@@normmcnormalson6952 It is 4chan lingo. Meaning cool or badass. - From someone who looked this up.
Would love to hear TGBS's take on the RE2 and RE3 remakes.
Upmost love and respect for your work! Strangely enough, I found you from Storm Dain’s videos lol and I could not be more satisfied lol
Miss you, Charlie!
I guess Christmas came early! Waited for a very long time for this!
Ahhh my favorite series is back! Love you mate.
Absolutely loving these videos charlie! easily in my top 10 0f all time re1 remake ^_^
Drop everything and get in here boys! I've been waiting for this video!
Hell yeah comment 500!! I do love this series, gets me all nostalgic. Any word on the next episode?
Eagerly awaiting this one, thumbs up and keep up the great work
This is pretty out-of-the-blue, but speaking of remakes, I've always wanted to see a proper Turok remake -- one that's aware of the ridiculousness of its concept while still remaining somewhat grounded. Not in a meta, "Dinosuars and aliens?!? What's up with THAT lol??!??!" kind of way, but in a deadpan, "Ryu Hayabusa in Ninja Gaiden 2" kind of way where the characters take the idea of "dinosaurs and aliens" very seriously despite the weirdness of it.
Like, imagine a cutscene in which your commander is briefing you on the plan, and with a completely straight face he says, "So we've strapped rocket launchers to the T-rex. . ."
I feel like turok was at its best as an ominous Sci fi horror game series rather than "the dinosaur game". Turok is boring when the money shot Is just a big T Rex
The PAL RE4 boxart is so fucking awesome!
Is there a really slow version of moonlight sonata playing behind this at points? That's a nice touch.
Oh, yes! I've been looking forward to this :D
Been waiting for this. Thanks mate
Hello! Im using your video as bibliography for my final project on the Level Design 1 course for Game Development Degree. Thanks for all your material and opinions, are very useful!
About your suggested chart to avoid guardhouse linearity, the problem is that swaping the helmet key from plant 42 for the metal object, is that the continous time spent on mansion inmediatily after getting the helmet key will fatigue the player. I agree with the idea about that the guardhouse being paralallel with caves on chart. But maybe there's a new area / key missing in replacement of the full emblem to unlock the courtyard, thought that would be a great idea expand the area where you use the masks to get the emblem to make a transition to another area instead of the return to mansion in your suggested structure
Love your content!
Red background makes this video really hard to watch for me
Huh... Didn't even notice it until I saw this comment 😅
the re1 remake is fantastic, thanks for covering it. you just uploaded this after i got done catching up to your other videos. looking forward to what you had to say about 0
I waited so long for a new video 🥰
Love this series very much. So glad to see another entry into Road to the Rocket Launcher.
Cant wait for this series of videos to get its next installment
Love the video! Will you ever tackle the DS version?
YAY my favourite youtube series is back!
Really in-depth review, straight to all the points! Aside from harping on the Resi 3 evade mechanic a little much, I agree with almost all of this, and aside from the suggested replacement of the metal object (though I'm not too fond of the 2nd courtyard visit, so i agree that something should be changed there) great vid!
Great video as always, sir.
I must have played REmake at least 7 times and I never knew about the secret hunter attack
I'm legitimately convinced I missed the bit where Brit mentioned the giant freakin zombie shark. I mean I get that it's an aside to the design ethos, but...
.....Okay am I crazy? There *is* a shark tank setpiece in this game right?
Oh hey you uploaded a video on my birthday! Now my days complete 😎
Good stuff man. The layers to this game are often overlooked.
To add into option 3 there's also the means of staggering a zombie and then letting them grab your leg so they'll be done in with the headstomp. Of course that comes with the cost of health so you need to manage your healing items. I like that if you know what you're doing you can plan a route so that you can avoid the majority of crimson head encounters.
Dude, I've been waiting for this for last 6-7 months.... cause I played this game a half a year ago and platinumed it........my favourite game now....and I was surprised that you didn't cover it earlier......I almost love every game you recommend....it started with Yakuza 0......waiting for your analysis on resident evil 4....
Great video, as always :)
Awesome vid man. Are you gonna be covering DMC3 on the SWITCH or The Wonderful 101?
I just realized how non clickbait-y tgbs thumbnails are
All the points in this video highlight why even though I loved RE7 and RE2R I just can't help but wish for another game in this classic survival horror style. So much potential is here, and with next gen resources and tech, I can only begin to imagine what the design can achieve. RE1R really felt like the starting point for more games like it to come, and it even proved that it could be popular in modern times when it got re-released on pc to great sales and acclaim, but sadly it just wasn't meant to be. Instead, it was more like a final send off to this particular kind of game. I guess if it was gonna go out anyway, at least it got to go out with a high note.
Charlie, your thoughts on The Last of Us II are highly anticipated
No. As he stated in the God of War 4 review, buying, playing and making a video about a game he obviously won't enjoy would be a waste of time.
^^^^
Ohhhhh buddy! So stoked!!! 🙌
This was the second Resident Evil game I actually played, my first being RE0. But boy, did I never get used to the controls in either one, which meant I never finished either by myself. But I still distinctly remember the moody atmosphere becoming so unsettling that I stopped playing around evenings - around my place was a lot of forest and fat bugs, which constantly slammed against my window when it was dark outside but I still had my TV on. Scared the shit outta me so many times.
the flow charts in this series are beyond anything other video game related essay channels are doing right now, fuck yeah gaming brit
Yo, good to see you!
24:20 I think it would be remiss of me to not point out that after Plant 42 is when the Hunters show up, bumping up the challenge. Yes it’s less open to railroad the guardhouse, but it helps to keep the rising difficulty consistent.
Charlie, I would love a video where you break down how you critique and analyze a video game :) I've always wanted to start a channel but i'm afraid my analytical and critiquing skills aren't up to snuff as most channels.
Nice vid!
At ~ 28:00 you talk about Alexia and that she was asleep. But Alfred was impersonating her!
So Birkin could be referring to her without knowing what happened
Completely forgot your channel existed...oh well seems like I didn’t miss much
Imagine silent hill get remake treatment like this resi. Man can only dream...
This is my favorite video game of all time.
I wish Resident Evil was still like this.