re1r - kino, crimsonheads felt kinda forced though
re2 - kino, more streamlined but really cool vibe
re2r - probably the best game in the franchise, only annoyance is the sloppy monochrome filter and making lot of the iconic designs forced flesh creepers rather than sexy monsters
re3 - safe kino
re3r - underrated kino
re4 - innovated the gameplay in the right direction, pretty solid but the vibe is off
re7 - really good game, the first person just werks. Suffers from limited monsters and boring designs. Best written one in the series.
Looking forward to playing 0 and 9, maybe check out 4r and 8 eventually.
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>1 over 2
>OG over remake
>CV over Nemesis
>OG4 that high while Re4 at bottom
>8 over 7
>Survivor that high
>5 over remakes or even 6
>1 over 2
>OG over remake
>CV over Nemesis
>OG4 that high while Re4 at bottom
>8 over 7
>Survivor that high
>5 over remakes or even 6
Old Nemesis was the first monster in the series that could follow you through loading screens. Came also using weapons, pronouncing further that it's capable of using powers that the player has considered so far to be exclusive to themselves.
It's not the fact that it pursues that makes it memorable, but the fact that it rivals the player. That's why Nemesis feels less akin to Mr. X, that ultimately is just another "dumb" monster that chases you around to fist your ass. Mr. X has some interesting elements with the hat, as it kinda implies that its capable of some further thought than the random zombies, but ultimately it does nothing particularly rival-like. The only time I remember something similar in a modern game was in Nier Automata when you fight the gay machine brothers and they start leveling up. I think the only way to give the same impact in modern RE format would be to make pursuer player-controlled souls styled invader that knows how to counter the player's tricks.
Actually, that reminds me that mr. X did actually start holding hand in front of its face if you kept headshotting it? That was actually pretty neat.
It's not the fact that it pursues that makes it memorable, but the fact that it rivals the player. That's why Nemesis feels less akin to Mr. X, that ultimately is just another "dumb" monster that chases you around to fist your ass. Mr. X has some interesting elements with the hat, as it kinda implies that its capable of some further thought than the random zombies, but ultimately it does nothing particularly rival-like. The only time I remember something similar in a modern game was in Nier Automata when you fight the gay machine brothers and they start leveling up. I think the only way to give the same impact in modern RE format would be to make pursuer player-controlled souls styled invader that knows how to counter the player's tricks.
Actually, that reminds me that mr. X did actually start holding hand in front of its face if you kept headshotting it? That was actually pretty neat.