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Review: Resident Evil HD Remaster | Gaming Enthusiast

When first released in 1996, Resident Evil set the bar for the survival horror genre. With the recent HD Remaster, the question is whether the game can stand on its own as a quality experience for a modern audience. The answer is a qualified yes. If you can look past its many minor flaws and frustrations, Resident Evil HD Remaster will scratch any survival horror itch, and successfully updates a classic for the modern age.

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TheSuperior 3369d ago

I was curious how this game would play out. I am a huge RE fan but haven't picked it up yet. hopefully Ill get to try it for myself soon.

LaWiiG3369d ago

I just want to play it on max settings. I mean, that's usually the kicker for me. It justifies the money spent.

Dabigsiebowski3369d ago

This game is a gem and is a solid 9 at least in my book. Game has broke digital records and deserves it. This is the classic resident evil we all love.

Now make another fresh one like this but with panta rhei Capcom!

WizzroSupreme3369d ago

I've never played any Resident Evil before 4. I can't wait to dive into this. Looks like RE 1 done right.

Darth Gamer3369d ago

Your in for a treat then. Easily the best resident evil game to date.

BaltimoreNovak3369d ago

Had a blast playing through this game again. I really like how there is multiple endings and major differences between both playable characters.

LaWiiG3369d ago

I remember back in those days when 8 hours was significant. RE 1 and RE 2 are the best in the series. I would only count Code Veronica if you play it on Dreamcast. Mmmmm, Dreamcast.

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Looking Back to 2015 and the Atmospheric Resident Evil HD Remaster

Edgar writes: "Let's take a look at the Resident Evil HD Remaster, how it significantly improved upon the original and became one of the best horror games ever made."

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Resident Evil HD Remaster is Still a Nearly-Perfect REmake on Nintendo Switch

Despite some signs of its age, Resident Evil is still as scary as ever with the remake's recent release on Nintendo Switch.

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Resident Evil HD Remaster receives a new AI-enhanced Texture Pack, improves more than 1600 textures

DSOGaming writes: "These past few weeks have been really interesting as we've seen some truly amazing AI-enhanced texture packs for older games. Final Fantasy 7, Final Fantasy 8, Final Fantasy 9, Half-Life, Max Payne, Morrowind and Doom are just a few of the games that got new high-quality textures that were produced via AI Neural Networks and today, modder ‘Shiryu’ released a new AI-enhanced Texture Pack for Resident Evil HD Remaster."

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MasterChief36241918d ago

I'm not really convinced by this AI Neural Networks thing using this as an example. I know you can't ask for much when it comes to pre-rendered stuff, but you can barely see a difference with most of these. At its worst, there's an imperceptible difference. At its best, you can see it cleared up some jaggies and looks a liiiittle less blurry.

I will download it of course, but based on the screenshots, this doesn't improve things a whole lot.

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starchild1918d ago

It does make a difference. Mods in general are just awesome. They've helped make so many of my games look better. The HD reworked texture mods and other mods for The Witcher 3, for example, made it look way better.

dcbronco1918d ago

This may be small improvements now but it could be huge for gaming's future. AI with a ryzen based chip programmed to use the neural network to determine to the metal coding might allow programmers to focus on high level coding. That means games get done really fast and the budget goes into things like story and production. Once you have an ai that understands its given hardware it can decide how to run the code to maximize frames and resolution. AI will revolutionize gaming.