With Resident Evil fans crying out for a true return to survival horror, is the risk too great for Capcom to invest in such a game?
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Eternal Darkness was way ahead of its time especially for a Nintendo exclusive.
I would love to see a remake or sequel (multiplatform)
4 people love Eternal Darkness.
Quick! Jump on that remake, whoever holds the rights these days.
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Games like Lethal Company end up scary because of their freeform nature, while Resident Evil's polish and storytelling ultimately make them rather tame in comparison. Agree or disagree?
If Dead Space can sell 3million then so could Resident Evil.
I agree I hope Capcom learn their lesson from RE6
Like said above.....Dead Space? Doom 4 also had horror elements, and the re-release is picking up steam. The issue? A COD action oriented clone with monsters mixed in will sell better, so Capcom prefers that route.
id buy 2 copies if it meant RE would go back to its roots. hell 3 if thats what i had to do to show capcom what re should be!
i mean lets be honest, RE should be deadspace except with zombies, set in raccoon city and following two seperate campaigns that eventually intertwine while getting chased by a giant evolving creature. complete with puzzles but ones that make sense, like say you get stuck in a room and need to find a crowbar to pry the bars off the windows and escape or something. and as far as weapons go you would just get ones you find from exploring different houses or something but you could always find other pieces to upgrade them. perhaps make it open world to some extent. that would eb evolution, making it gears of war is not evolution. thats using the name to sell a different game
I would like to think so, look at Dayz, I know its a mod, but over a million people signed up for it, that right there shows me there is definitely a market for survival horror, its wide open for a new killer experience, someone just needs to show some guts and put it out there with good media coverage.