Carl Williams writes, "When Capcom released the original Resident Evil onto the Sony Playstation console it was unique. Never before had gamers been presented with a 3D horror game like this before. No, I am not counting Alone in the Dark here as that was more of a 3D adventure game with monsters. Resident Evil was a 3D Action adventure with monsters. The difference being Capcom’s take on the genre was more visceral and “in your face” than Alone in the Dark ever was. Think of it like Pitfall versus Super Mario Bros. Both games were side scrolling action games but both are remembered for totally different reasons. Same thing with 3D horror games- one is still going strong and the other fell to the wayside years ago. Resident Evil Director’s Cut improves upon the original release, getting almost everything right."
Amazon has heavily discounted several Capcom PlayStation 3 digital games with Devil May Cry HD Collection dropping to $4.99, Dino Crisis to $1.19, God Hand to 42.99, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis to $1.19, Resident Evil Director's Cut to $2.49 and Street Fighter X Tekken to $3.99
This EquityArcade article speaks with cringe, as it focuses on the twelve tracks (and one honorary one) that have been deemed horrifying... and for good reason.
The Terminator on NES.. OMG when the AVGN reviewed it, i almost cried laughing at him go through the misery i felt as a child.. This stuff is even worse! Wow thats terrible and idk how someone can approve madness like that
"We could have gone the easy route like so many other podcasts. We could have made lewd jokes regarding this episode’s number, but I promise you we took the high road.
Instead, hosts Patrick Kulikowski, Stephen Hilger and Andrew Martins kept it by the numbers. Yep, no silly comments or anything at all. Just straight talk. This week, we take some time to talk about Valve’s music aspirations, CCP Games’ love of its fans and the loss of a loose fowl on our mobile devices.
In addition to all that, Patrick also shows us the stark difference between the Resident Evil Dualshock Edition’s soundtrack and the original after the internet blew up with news that Mamoru Samuragoch didn’t actually write the former. What ensues is…interesting, to say the least."
-- Pixelitis Staff
An amazing game...it will never be forgotten.
Lol whenever I see that "Dualshock Edition" all I can think of is https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Its just so different to the original game's https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Most of the "alternate" music in the Dualshock Edition is just strange.
I'm still proud of the fact I own an original PS1 copy of this game. I do think the remake is far better, but this is still a great classic that I don't regret playing through to the end.