The rest of the cast is made up of mostly new characters, but Ethan will be joined by some familiar faces, including his wife Mia and Resident Evil mainstay Chris Redfield.
It's unclear what role Redfield plays in Resident Evil 8 , but fans should find out more details when the game comes out in As far as gameplay goes, Resident Evil 8 will feature the first-person viewpoint from RE7 , along with the classic survival-horror gameplay of managing resources and trying to survive against seemingly supernatural threats.
Those that want to experience Resident Evil 8 's gameplay for themselves will likely have to upgrade to a PS5 or Xbox Series X console, though, as right now the game is only confirmed for next-generation platforms. However, Capcom is looking into the possibility of releasing a current-gen version of RE8 as well, but it would mean some big performance sacrifices. Kennedy and Claire Redfield, two of the franchise's fan favorite characters, and will presumably be canon with the games.
Where exactly Infinite Darkness falls in the overall Resident Evil timeline has yet to be confirmed, but more information should come to light as we grow closer to its Netflix premiere date. A Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness manga adaptation is also in development, with the manga currently scheduled to release alongside the CG show in The live-action Resident Evil Netflix series is currently without a release window, but it's possible it will launch in as well.
In any case, the series will be quite the departure from what fans may expect, focusing on the children of longtime Resident Evil antagonist Albert Wesker.
Viewers will see Jade and Billie's childhood as well as their present-day struggles in a post-apocalyptic world where the majority of the population has been infected by the T-Virus. Fan reaction to the Netflix show's premise has been mixed so far, but Netflix does have a proven track record of delivering high-quality work, so fans may want to withhold judgment until they are able to watch the show for themselves.
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Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. Follow your heart kid, and you'll never go wrong. Have the games held up okay, or are they borderline unplayable for new players, like some old games? What I mean is, controls, gameplay mechanics etc. I got into the originals about 4 years ago when I was 15, and I liked them just fine.
They don't play like any other game out on the market today, which I think is a good thing. It uses tank controls, which means pressing right on the d-pad turns your character right, pressing left turns your character left, down makes them back up, and up makes them go forward, no matter which direction they're facing. This may sound cumbersome, but it's actually better than "normal" controls, where you press left and you go left on the screen etc.
The game has fixed camera angles. Tank controls are the only way to keep the controls consistent, because the fixed camera angles are all at different angles relative to the player. Resident Evil 0 HD and REmake HD on Steam have a "normal" control option, and some people prefer that, but I just feel that the tank controls both add to the challenge and are more consistent. And I don't know what you mean by some old games being borderline unplayable. Well, I'm thinking more of the really old games that are either super hard or very obscure if you don't have a walkthrough in front of you.
Something about old-style game design where they just didn't do as good as job letting the player know what they should be doing. Not that I demand an objective marker in every game, because that's obnoxious too, but simple things like how Left 4 Dead uses light to show you where to go? That's the sort of trick that is often missing in older games.
And sometimes archaic mechanics, like a lack of a save system in NES games, or literal trial-and-error gameplay where you have to memorize exactly what to do and do it perfectly or else you die can make a game less enjoyable. Tank controls are fine. Not my favorite, but RE4 had them.
Tank controls probably work better with a fixed camera than they do in RE4. LightningaIe 5 years ago 6. They encourage you to explore and investigate the environment to figure out where you can and can't go and what you have to do to get into the places you can't get into. That's the entire point of them.
And RE2 doesn't even have a release date let alone any images, videos, etc. The game isn't going to be out for at least a few years so you may as well play through RE2. And yes, they play fine on PSP. And trial and error gameplay isn't 'archaic'.
Just because certain types of game mechanics and game genres don't appeal to you doesn't make them 'archaic'. That's one of the main reasons why we can't get quality survival horror games anymore because too many people for whom the games were never intended for in the first place come in complaining about this being dated, that being restrictive, that being clunky, etc.
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