[Tom4784]

Finished it earlier, while it's not quite on the level of RE2 (much like the original RE3 tbh), it's still a pretty great game in it's own right and another home run for the franchise.

[Toy Soldier]

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/...evil-4-remake/

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Sullen Girl

https://www.videogameschronicle.com/...evil-4-remake/

I'll gleefully accept a heavy remaster (updated controls and probably difficulty tweaks to compensate) but I'm not here at all for a "re-imagining" of Resi 4. Keep it.

[Tom4784]

It's dumb to remake a game that still sells well on every console it gets ported to. It hasn't aged at all.

They should have done Code Veronica instead.

[LukeB]

My friend completed this in under 2 hours so i’m going to wait until sales to get it.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by LukeB

My friend completed this in under 2 hours so i’m going to wait until sales to get it.

No one is realistically going to beat the game in two hours on their first run through. Pretty much every classic RE game can be completed quickly with a speedrun that requires knowledge that you won't have on the first runthrough.

RE2 can be completed in 50 minutes, iirc, doesn't mean that most players will do it that quick though.

With RE3, you have the different difficulties that almost serve as new versions of the campaign since item and enemy locations are remixed and Nemesis acts differently in the harder modes. He's faster and more persistant. In order to unlock everything, you also need multiple playthroughs.

Finally, you also have Resistance which is basically Resident Evil's take on Dead by Daylight and that's it's own game that comes with the game.

If you liked RE2, you'll love this game, if you like Dead By Daylight, you'll most likely like Resistance (although it DOES have more of a learning curve than DBD does).

Do what you will but there's a lot more to the game than meets the eye.