I’ve made it very clear over time that I am not the biggest fan of Resident Evil 5 or 6, however, this Remake – and seeing all the intricate detail entwined into the remake of this timeless classic without losing its magic – has me more open-minded for what’s coming next. By Tristan Ogilvie Posted: 12:00 am In light of the high-quality remakes of Resident Evil 2 and 3 released in 20, it felt like a safe bet that Capcom would do an equally. Featuring modernized gameplay, a reimagined storyline, and vividly detailed graphics, Resident Evil 4 marks the rebirth of an industry juggernaut. ( 4 stars) There’s little in pop culture that mirrors. The continuing string of successful Resident Evil Remakes makes me hopeful for the future, too. Resident Evil 4' revisits the frantic chaos of the 2005 original. Sure, there’ll be some disappointed to see their favourite moment has been lost to time, but I am confident the Remake will pleasantly surprise even the most nostalgia-addled of players. I can’t express enough how excited I am to see the community’s reactions to these changes, and to see others experience the story of Resident Evil 4 on such a grand scale for the first time. I probably won’t get that far before needing to repair it, but I look forward to seeing Resident Evil content creators doing what they do best with this evolved version of Resident Evil 4: madcap runs of the game that this Remake has been so consciously shaped to accommodate. 5.0 Exemplary By Zackery Cuevas Ma(Credit: Capcom) The Bottom Line Capcom faithfully recreates and reimagines the legendary Resident Evil 4 by improving the graphics, tightening. So much so that my plans for New Game Plus (yes, there’s New Game Plus!) are to do the stealthiest run possible using only Leon’s knife.
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