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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 3864, post: 23636, member: 3864"] Definitely gonna read a Resident Evil article, random notes! [LIST] [*]RE1 and Pandemonium definitely had me worried 3D games would just be shit to control until Mario 64 came out later that year. [*]The franchise used to be soooo good at pitch perfect B-movie intros. [*]Of all their pre-rendered backgrounds, the city streets in RE2 and especially RE3 were my favorite in the series. A kind of surreal America by way of Japanese artists who were mostly making it up. They aren't quite right, but it still feels like I've lived there. [*]I'm going to yell Discounted Clothes as I beat a sibling with a loaded sock, that's just happening. [*]If a guy took my controller and talked up his "seasoned gaming instincts", I'm for sure making a hand gesture to stroke a massive hog while he talks. [*]Do you think the love for the world building was heightened by skipping RE2, ironically? I actually played them out of order too, and I had this whole imaginary plot for RE2 in my head from playing Nemesis. [*]If you ever feel like it, RE2 Remake is maybe the best of these they ever made, and it's easy to get into and complete. It still has some puzzles, but you'll likely never feel you have to consult a guide or an online walkthrough. [/LIST] That was a great read! I think it would take me quite awhile to discuss what I think of the series, but the less they try to do an overarching plot with -deeplore- the happier I am. It's just not a strong suit for Capcom as a whole. I'd say it's my favorite survival horror series, balancing "oh shit scary" with "This revolvers FUCKING huge". [/QUOTE]

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