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My experience was a bit different. I adored it when it first came out, I thought the story was very intense and engrossing, and the 'zombie nuke' launch and Chris shouting 'GET THE HELL OUTTA THERE!' gave me goosebumps. I still prefer it to RE5 (which is my least favourite), but I have...

I actually agree here. I view video-games as comics are viewed. For example, when Alan Moore came along and took over Swamp Thing, and wanted it to be a serious and meaningful thing, he did it in such a clever way by fully respecting what had come before, which managed to keep older fans happy...

Has anyone else completed Ethan Must Die? I finally just completed it for the first time, man that was a good feeling, so many times I got lucky in that final fight with Marguerite. :p

I know exactly what you mean here. Indeed, the accidental cheesiness added to the 'charm' of it, but for me, I loved RE despite this, not because of it. It was this cheesiness that stopped me from truly taking it seriously like other story-driven games I adore, but I always loved the franchise...

So I think, as with most things, there will be two camps on this question. Capcom have stated that they are definitely up for this idea. I am too. I can imagine RE1 playing like RE7, with a first-person perspective, and maybe Lisa Trevor stalking you around the mansion. I think a first-person...

Absolutely. In my opinion, Sherry is one of the few good things about RE6, and I love what they did with her in RE2 remake!

Even on professional, I find the game too easy. Krauser is hard until you find out the knife trick which destroys him in like 20 seconds. Then there is Verdugo, the only one I was genuinely stuck on in my most recent play-through. I used up all my ammo, all of the nitrogen tanks, and still he...

I've always done both paths for the treasure (do one, get the treasure, then backtrack and do the other). I find them both very easy, even on professional.

Absolutely, I would love to see a remake, in fact a total re-imagining and reworking of the game-play, atmosphere, tone and story. RE5 is by far my least favourite in the series. It only has one redeeming quality for me, and that is when you have a friend to play it with split-screen, even then...

I'm new here. It's really great to find a community dedicated to Resident Evil discussion! I've been a Resident Evil fan my whole life, but never before has an RE game affected me as profoundly as RE 7. After playing this, I realized that the series has matured, and wants to be taken seriously...

All of them are worth finishing, in my opinion. Some great DLC for RE 7, as well as some goofy, fun mini-games that are a nice change of tone after an intense play-through!