Uh, are you seriously pretending here that the original RE2 and 3 didn't supply you with a shit ton of ammo, and that the actual zombies weren't pathetically easy to kill? I agree that RE3R was disappointing but it's not because it dispensed with the horror, it's because it cut so much content it made a short game into an even shorter game. Outside of Nemesis, the original 3 was an action romp for the most part.
I'm not complaining about the action or too much ammo. The classic RE weren't just about the action, there were also things like puzzles, inventory limit, exploration with backtracking... Obviously, since the modern gamers hate these things they had to be scrapped in favor of linear rail shooters where combat is the ONLY challenge, but I digress.
I had forgotten who made RoR and it was the Chulip people! What a weird development trajectory.
Yep. Only made the two games, but what a strange and wonderful legacy.
Bubsy 3D and Days Gone.
Yeah, that's a hell of a spread in quality. I had no idea the same devs had also done all the Syphon Filter games...
the rumor that it's gonna incorporate 3.5 horror elements with metroidvania style exploration sounds too good to be true... Not a huge fan of 4, but it aged like a fine wine and the tank controls add to the challenge.
DICE with pinball, pivoting to racing and rally games then doing a horse training mystery game for young girls, Shrek, Battlefield for young boys and Mirror's Edge for no one. They're now cursed to be the Battlefield studio but for years they were a racing game studio, even after the success of BF1942 they continued plying that trade with Midtown Madness 3 and Rallisport 2.
I'd appreciate a RE4 remake so long it gets rid of tank controls. I managed to struggle with the controls for couple hours and chapters but with 0 enjoyment. First tank controls game I ever tried, and will be the last.
Here's some potential news on that front. Same guys who are currently working on the System Shock remake wanna bring it back, but the rights are scattered to hell and back, from what it looks like.
Nice try, Sega representative!
They are both good. The first is better even though the second doesn't really stumble or fail at all. For some reason I enjoyed the first more.
SSF2T wasn't a remake, tho. It was the GOTY version with all the DLC.
That's what made me lose interest when Blue Point was rumored to be doing the MGS remake. Not sure if that was confirmed/debunked but looking at what they did with Shadows of the Colossus and Demon Souls they looked very pretty but everything else was pretty much the same. Now maybe for a PS1 game they would do more to modernize the gameplay but if it's just MGS with a new coat of paint slapped on top and very little if any other improvements i'm not interested.
Not sure about the actual dev teams, but the company that developed Lemmings, Uniracers, and Space Station Silicon Valley (DMA Design) would go on to become Rockstar North.
It has remakes though, including ones with even more extra shit.
