Remember that one locker room at the bar in resident evil outbreak file one? There is an open window there and you can hear hundreds of groans and moans from zombies as well as victims yelling in fear which actually helps you conceptualize that the outbreak is actively going on. I'm actually surprised they didn't bring this sound effect back for the remakes.
I am already 30 years old, how scary it was for a 13-year-old teenager playing this game, now as an adult I have no feeling of fear at all, how I want to go back to that time and experience that fear and horror again playing the legendary Resident Evil 2.3.
those pre rendered backgrounds inspired me as a teen when i did my zombie comic books. i detailed the backgrounds with smashed cars, glass, blood you name it I drew it. thanks to these great visual artists of the 1990s for inspiring many of us
I always wondered why Raccoon city streets looked like alleyways then you realise when you are older it was all done by japanese visual artists. still amazing and it made you feel clastrophobic even while outside
Basically a Japanese city with US architecture. Then again, we were always slumming it in the back alleys and side streets of Raccoon City. Slightly off-topic but it reminds me of how Techland designed the city of Morseby in Dead Island. Weckage, trash, and debris aside, the street layout makes zero sense especially from a driver's perspective.
I think they would've made them streets and city look bigger if ps1 didn't have such limited engine to run the game like that. They definitely didn't do this on purposely, from what I've seen in the concept art and the pre production files years ago. They had to compress the sizes and visual presentation quite a lot, which shows in the design of Raccoon City itself. They saved a lot money for the quality in those cinematic animations, which were absolutely phenomenal at that time, and that huge upgrade was just done in a year after RE 2.
@@firecatcher91very well said. I absolutely loved looking through the artwork files from re2. The renders and art really is special and nostalgic for me. Keep tying to remember this was done by an all Japanese team who probably haven’t been to the states and going on books and photos. Also this was before Google and the internet so it’s not like today even though 98 or 97 when this was being made still doesn’t feel that long ago.
Ver solo esto y con las luces apagadas si da miedo y como un sentimiento a pesar de que es un juego, solo imagina estar caminando por esas calles solo y oír a lo lejos esos quejidos de dolor y agonía !!;
Japanese were such horror masters. They took American movies and made them even scarier with their videogames. RE2 gave me so much nightmares back in 1999. No game can scare me as much as RE2. Outlast? Give me a break :D
Listening to this I can't help but want an MMORPG RE game. Now before you flay me alive for such blasphemy, hear me out. Imagine the game SCUM (if you don't know of it, look it up and watch some playthroughs), what it's done and where the developers plan to take it. Now apply that framework to the Raccoon City setting. An open world survival game (city limit to city limit, all of Raccoon city is open to exploration and fortification, no more inaccessible areas outside of player intervention) taking place in an alternate timeline where the Umbrella Corporation convinced the government to, instead of nuking the city, establish an impenetrable quarantine so the company can run experiments and gather combat data. Nothing and no-one can get out (but maybe in, depending on how players are explained to be spawned into the game). NPCs make up different survivor factions such as RPD, UBCS, USS, and civilians just to name a few potentials. Players are residents surviving in the city, either forming groups, joining a faction, or going it alone. Players fight for survival, whether with zombies and other BOWs, and/or with each other for supplies and such (or to just be trolls). Factions give missions against each other, and the longer a player survives, the more interest umbrella takes in them. The more interest generated, the more likely a tyrant will be sent after them specifically outside of the ones that regularly roam the city streets targeting any survivors they come across. Defeat of the tyrant resets the preverbal clock until another is dispatched to hunt you or your team down. Will you hoard your stash of supplies or will you risk helping others in need? Will you risk trusting others for safety in numbers or will you risk going alone, unable to trust your fellow man? Lock the door, board the windows, run, hide, fight, whatever you choose to do, whoever you choose to be, the ultimate objective of the game is... survive.
Sometimes I listen to this on my night jogs through the neighborhood. It keeps my feet moving, because I imagine zombies in the distance chasing me, and if I stay in one place too long, they'll surround and devour me lol
@@MrPaull0324 That's one way to stay motivated 😅 Check out my new videos with dark ambient on top of these. I'm pretty sure the results are yet to see 👌🏻
That atmosphere was very much missing in the Resident Evil 2 remake, the only thing you hear is the wind blowing and the moans of the zombies and that combined with the disaster that the city was left with, that in total makes it a spectral city, a hell on earth , I would like Capcom to make an open world resident evil set in Raccon City
If I wanted to see a Remake version of The Resident Evil movie series I pick the giant mutated infected animals from the videogame version replacing the zombies while keeping some of the zombie people and zombie dogs.
This atmosphere felt much creepier than the one in the remake.
100% agreed
Yeah honestly i feel like the devs devolpe a hidden version of the game where they just fuck it while they just pretend to give us something new
It was a survivor horror, not too much enphasis into action and explosions and nice cutscenes
100%
@@Alg0rM0rtis well said
I find it a little messed up but comforting that alot of other people besides me like hearing a city full of dead moaning people, crows and wind. Lol
The amazing thing about this sound design is that the city sounds dead. The moans carry on the wind.
I'm surprised there aren't more moans due to the HUGE hordes of zombies wandering about... But damn if this game doesn't freak me the hell out.
@@Spore9996? How
@@rubenfernandez3578 Slow, shambling zombies freak me out - nothing else, just the zombies. I blame reading the Zombie Survival Guide as a kid.
Well said
Remember that one locker room at the bar in resident evil outbreak file one? There is an open window there and you can hear hundreds of groans and moans from zombies as well as victims yelling in fear which actually helps you conceptualize that the outbreak is actively going on. I'm actually surprised they didn't bring this sound effect back for the remakes.
A dark industrial city, totally isolated. Once full of life, but now full of death. And the moans keep remembering us that.
You want to get fit? Go for a jog at night and listen to this.
Or that volatile chase music
28 Days Later theme
best game to date, nothing can beat original re 1-3 old and gold for life
I am already 30 years old, how scary it was for a 13-year-old teenager playing this game, now as an adult I have no feeling of fear at all, how I want to go back to that time and experience that fear and horror again playing the legendary Resident Evil 2.3.
those pre rendered backgrounds inspired me as a teen when i did my zombie comic books. i detailed the backgrounds with smashed cars, glass, blood you name it I drew it. thanks to these great visual artists of the 1990s for inspiring many of us
I love to see that the prererendered backgrounds still retain that "realism". (except some of the corpses).
A huge part of what makes a game scary is adding foreboding sound effects and ambience, and this game did it perfectly.
The desolation,desperation,zombies incoming and nobody can help you,sinister sounds and terror catch you every breath...
I. Just. Love it.
Unless you're doomguy raccoon city will like walk in the park
I prefer the old one than the remake
Idem! Gli zombie erano molto più spaventosi e inquietanti di quelli di ora
This game is very beautiful
I searched for it...I found it and I'm happy... That's an Awesome piece of sound design...!!!
Thank you for doing this. This lulls me to sleep so easy
When you play the game as Jill, its ok. But when you listhen to this sounds alone and watch these Raccoon City streets... This is so creepy omg.
I love how 90s/cramped they made this game. Japanese visions of what a small US city looks like is interesting.
I always wondered why Raccoon city streets looked like alleyways then you realise when you are older it was all done by japanese visual artists. still amazing and it made you feel clastrophobic even while outside
I always wondered why Racoon City streets looked so funny too.
Basically a Japanese city with US architecture. Then again, we were always slumming it in the back alleys and side streets of Raccoon City.
Slightly off-topic but it reminds me of how Techland designed the city of Morseby in Dead Island. Weckage, trash, and debris aside, the street layout makes zero sense especially from a driver's perspective.
I think they would've made them streets and city look bigger if ps1 didn't have such limited engine to run the game like that. They definitely didn't do this on purposely, from what I've seen in the concept art and the pre production files years ago. They had to compress the sizes and visual presentation quite a lot, which shows in the design of Raccoon City itself. They saved a lot money for the quality in those cinematic animations, which were absolutely phenomenal at that time, and that huge upgrade was just done in a year after RE 2.
@@firecatcher91very well said. I absolutely loved looking through the artwork files from re2. The renders and art really is special and nostalgic for me. Keep tying to remember this was done by an all Japanese team who probably haven’t been to the states and going on books and photos. Also this was before Google and the internet so it’s not like today even though 98 or 97 when this was being made still doesn’t feel that long ago.
Awesome stuff. I always love seeing the streets of Raccoon. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks dude. This is amazing!!! My favorite RE!
Amazing ambience sounds
Ver solo esto y con las luces apagadas si da miedo y como un sentimiento a pesar de que es un juego, solo imagina estar caminando por esas calles solo y oír a lo lejos esos quejidos de dolor y agonía !!;
Japanese were such horror masters. They took American movies and made them even scarier with their videogames. RE2 gave me so much nightmares back in 1999. No game can scare me as much as RE2. Outlast? Give me a break :D
amazing how perfect it was!
I always recommend the 98 RE2 and 99 RE3 games over the Reboots. Better content and more replayability than the "Reworks" or 2019 and 2020
i can live in this city 😂 great stuff
I remember playing the original resident evils.
My first one was in 1998, I was like 4...the best.
Es el típico ambiente otoñal sobre las 12 de la noche sin un alma por la calle.. Escuchando de fondo a los zombies.. Increíble.
omg i loooooove this sound..... reminds me of my childhood
too scary,sound effect,I need change pant
Imagine guys it would of been better in the remake hearing this amazin background it would of been badast... 🙋♂️🙋♂️
Ah my good friend the anon laughing zombie, wish he made it into the remake!
Perfect job my friend, greetings from Mexico.
Listening to this I can't help but want an MMORPG RE game. Now before you flay me alive for such blasphemy, hear me out. Imagine the game SCUM (if you don't know of it, look it up and watch some playthroughs), what it's done and where the developers plan to take it. Now apply that framework to the Raccoon City setting. An open world survival game (city limit to city limit, all of Raccoon city is open to exploration and fortification, no more inaccessible areas outside of player intervention) taking place in an alternate timeline where the Umbrella Corporation convinced the government to, instead of nuking the city, establish an impenetrable quarantine so the company can run experiments and gather combat data. Nothing and no-one can get out (but maybe in, depending on how players are explained to be spawned into the game). NPCs make up different survivor factions such as RPD, UBCS, USS, and civilians just to name a few potentials. Players are residents surviving in the city, either forming groups, joining a faction, or going it alone. Players fight for survival, whether with zombies and other BOWs, and/or with each other for supplies and such (or to just be trolls). Factions give missions against each other, and the longer a player survives, the more interest umbrella takes in them. The more interest generated, the more likely a tyrant will be sent after them specifically outside of the ones that regularly roam the city streets targeting any survivors they come across. Defeat of the tyrant resets the preverbal clock until another is dispatched to hunt you or your team down. Will you hoard your stash of supplies or will you risk helping others in need? Will you risk trusting others for safety in numbers or will you risk going alone, unable to trust your fellow man? Lock the door, board the windows, run, hide, fight, whatever you choose to do, whoever you choose to be, the ultimate objective of the game is... survive.
This is brilliant, i can't understand why you didn't get more likes, sorry in italian
Take me there !
How I loved this oppressive atmosphere that they didn’t even do in the remake ((
Perfect atmosphere!!! I love this!!!
Its like the city himself is screaming in agony and pain
Sometimes I listen to this on my night jogs through the neighborhood. It keeps my feet moving, because I imagine zombies in the distance chasing me, and if I stay in one place too long, they'll surround and devour me lol
@@MrPaull0324 That's one way to stay motivated 😅
Check out my new videos with dark ambient on top of these. I'm pretty sure the results are yet to see 👌🏻
Listening for the *"STARRRRS!"*
Play this in background while playing Fallout 4 with zombie mod at night. It’s so fun ^_^
Meu Game favorito,Perfect.
Childhood nightmares 😢 haha
That atmosphere was very much missing in the Resident Evil 2 remake, the only thing you hear is the wind blowing and the moans of the zombies and that combined with the disaster that the city was left with, that in total makes it a spectral city, a hell on earth , I would like Capcom to make an open world resident evil set in Raccon City
que atmosfera mais sombria com esses gritos !!!!
Imagine trying to sleep to this but your girlfriend is like wtf!
Yay!
If I wanted to see a Remake version of The Resident Evil movie series I pick the giant mutated infected animals from the videogame version replacing the zombies while keeping some of the zombie people and zombie dogs.
There is this staticy moan from a zombie in the game, probably in this soundtrack but Idk, and it sounds so weird...
This is not Raccoon city anymore is now the dead city
Relax... Thanks 👍
I gotta be fucked up to be using this to sleep.
The remake one sound like subduct a protest mobs more than a city overrun by zombies
Please can you do one with either Nemesis or mr X in the background? like hearing footsteps or the helicopter flying over about to drop Mr X?
Is it the same raccoon city from resident evil 2?
Of course, but you have much more exploration of the city on RE3.
good
Rn im listening this and thinking the strategies how to escape my city if t-virus kinda thing broke out. Fuck insomnia bless this video🙏
Stars
Why is raccoon city so windy
Yes is better without music
Optimus prime:in comming from you
The original = Perfect
The remake = Pathetic
👍
Not much different from 2021 San Francisco...