>replay RE2(1998) with upscaled backgrounds at least once a year>not bored the whole time>all characters, all files, all secrets>played RE2r once through for both characters>don't care about the secrets/bonus modesWhat went wrong? The classic has this dread, charm, and tension completely absent from RE2r despite the enhanced graphics.
>>729285805Capcom devs said themselves in interviews that the remakes are objectively superior to the dated and clunky boomer versions
>>729285879haha I wonder if whoever said that had their literal job on the line had they said anything elsefucking retard
Because the remake is a hard game with "depth" and "complexity" and Resident Evil never bothered with this gay shit and its too mentally taxing.I prefer the original but the new game is a lot more of a "gamer challenge" game.
Orignal has no dread or tension who are you kidding, it shits out ammo not like the remake is any better either but at least you could miss your shots maybe
>>729286490What the fuck are you even talking about? How shit must you be if you think the remake is hard. It's not a breeze, but the difficulty is extremely balanced.
the remake is one of the most boring games ive ever played. soulless
>>729285879who cares lmao
Not a single person on earth actually prefers these shitty old ugly ass clunky games over their objectively improved modern counterparts. The gayest form of contrarianism is pretending like you actually enjoy awkwardly moving some clay figure character around ugly environments and acting like you feel "dread" as the Play-Doh monsters stumble towards you slow as fuck while moving between shit camera angles. Fuck you.
>>729285805it's literally just the realistic graphics. all problems with modern games are because of realistic graphics. the reason you are never satisfied anymore is because of realistic graphics in games.
2 and 4 remade are some of the best games i have ever playedi will never touch the original versions
>>729286490>the remake is a hard game>and its too mentally taxing.lol, lmao even.
