PCMR has their own tribalism lol. Lets not pretend they dont get trigged over different digital game launchers, staggered release dates and all sorts. PS5 Pro announcement showed their unfounded bias.
Silent Hill 2 sold 1 million copies worldwide
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PCMR has their own tribalism lol. Lets not pretend they dont get trigged over different digital game launchers, staggered release dates and all sorts. PS5 Pro announcement showed their unfounded bias.
After playing both, (still havent finished SH2) I was ultimately let down by RE2 Remake. The first hour was amazing, but i found alot wrong with it.
Classic and overall series wise RE —-> Over SH for me. But they are different games. RE always felt more action, Zombie survival. Silent Hill was an actual horror game, horror and story wise theres no comparison which is better, its SH.
But RE1-2, SH1-2 all amazing. With RE being my favourites.
Remake wise, SH2 has kept more in line for me.
RE2 has better technical graphics comparatively for the time and better gunplay/gameplay.
But for me RE2 messed up big time with MR X following you all the time after the first 45 mins. Completely Ruined it for me. I already dealt with that shit in RE7, RE8, RE3 and a million other horror games. He stalks you more than Nemeisis does in either RE3/RE3 Remake.
Also the sewers, lab and everything after police station lacked attention to the detail compared to the Police station.. And finally, it really didnt feel long enough in the Police station, sewers etc. Felt like so much was missing.
The first hour of RE2 Remake is like GOTY for me, but ultimately because of the mistakes it made, I was left disappointed.
RE2 Remake still did an amazing job overall from Capcom, definitely deserves the praise and GOTY conversations. But as a super fan of the original, I was let down by the changes and lack of content. With SH2, even though I haven't finished it, Im not getting that issue, the direction is alot better
Just to report that game uk had the pre order for the steelbook and didnt deliver it to thousands of people. I literally didnt get it, and they are offering no resolution, saying its out of stock. Gonna be fun in small claims court.
Pure scam.
Pure scam.
I never did none of that. You got triggered like the other got triggered when I mentioned the March release date of RE4. Just 2 embarassing bozos.
And yes SH2 was always an extremely revered horror game. Go to therapy if you have issues with me saying that.
You're replying to the biggest xbot we have here. You know that, right?
yes you did lol. And i have no problem with you saying SH2 is a revered horror game. Just not the glazing where you said its the most respected horror game.
I never played the original Silent Hill 2, but was really impressed by the remake! There were so many times with the audio where I was just like "Wow."
When I started the first playthrough, I just ran into the water and stood there for like 10 minutes, just vibing with the sound of the water.
When I started the first playthrough, I just ran into the water and stood there for like 10 minutes, just vibing with the sound of the water.
I agree this exists to an extent. I'm certainly disappointed when a game I want to play will not be available day 1 on PC. I've still yet to play Alan Wake 2. Not that I have anything explicitly against Epic Games, but I have my entire library invested in Steam at this point, it's a tough ask for me to diversify.
It is and I stand by that. Very few people will disagree unless you want to rewrite history.
I never disparaged Resident Evil in any of my posts. I just said the first game was more cheesy like a B movie. And that is an undeniable truth and a fact.
Does Resident Evil ALWAYS Have to Be So Cheesy? - Resident Evil 6
For Resident Evil 6 on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Does Resident Evil ALWAYS Have to Be So Cheesy?".
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The Original Silent Hill Trilogy is Still A Masterpiece
Silent Hill is one of the greatest horror series of all time, and even decades later, the original games still hold up as classics of the genre.
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It doesn't take away the popularity of RE, it's just the way it is. If you still have issues with that, figure it out with your therapist.
I'm interested how this will take place from a practical implementation side of things. Would they be literally re-writing history by revising old review scores, editing the wiki pages, and hacking into forum databases to change the tone of discourse.
Or would this be a time travel scenario? Perhaps they're going back in time and joining the dev team, only to sabotage it mid-production. Or, they go back to release day and run around slapping the game out of peoples hands.
I do agree with regards to RE1 having B movie type horror tropes, which I personally find makes the game quite charming.
It's not the most respected. And the general consensus would not align with that. The most respected horror game would probably be res 2. Based on general consensus.It is and I stand by that. Very few people will disagree unless you want to rewrite history.
I never disparaged Resident Evil in any of my posts. I just said the first game was more cheesy like a B movie. And that is an undeniable truth and a fact.
Does Resident Evil ALWAYS Have to Be So Cheesy? - Resident Evil 6
For Resident Evil 6 on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Does Resident Evil ALWAYS Have to Be So Cheesy?".gamefaqs.gamespot.com
The Original Silent Hill Trilogy is Still A Masterpiece
Silent Hill is one of the greatest horror series of all time, and even decades later, the original games still hold up as classics of the genre.
It doesn't take away the popularity of RE, it's just the way it is. If you still have issues with that, figure it out with your therapist.
It's actually a bit tongue and cheek after a while. When I was playing, there were rooms where I would be like "Alright, which table and or corner is it gonna be around this time?" Only to inevitably check the wrong place and get smacked from behind.
Has anyone here played the original & finished the remake ? I could've sworn in the original there was some context of her asking him to do it but it isn't in the remake
Do you talk about the Mannequin?
In original you find a memo in the room which you first encounter this enemy.
This memo stay in your inventory and tells a bit of what she was thinking.
Edit - Ohhh shit… now I remember the memo changed based on the ending you where following… there are different memos in this room… the memos where related to the ending you was following.
The memo were very very very easy to miss… it was in a desk with low illumination.
It is one of these details you says the guy that did that is genial.
Edit 2 - For curious the memo exists in the Remake as a book part in the bookshop… it doesn’t seems to be tied to the ending here like you can read all three at the same time.
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I'm not sure that it's so much a scare factor, as it is a recognizability feature. He's a famous monster, because of how instantly recognizable he is, and the symbolism he represents is fitting for a psychological horror.
He takes the role of a "pursuer" in some parts of the story, which makes the fear associated with him not necessarily his size, but knowing you won't be able to bring him down know matter what is in your arsenal. It's like how a certain boss towards the end of the game is pretty unintimidating when you're fully geared up, but under different circumstances shortly after, that foe becomes significantly more intimidating.