>>12434930
That is an interesting perspective

You do sound like you wear pads.

>>12434930
When showing RE3 for the first time to my cousin (I was about 14 and he 11 at the time), when Nemesis broke through the window he had to leave the room for a bit and drink some water, and next day he told me he had nightmares the previous night.
Him, myself and a mutual friend usually played horror games like RE and SH at night in my living room, it was so fun. They usually made me play even if I insisted they played too (the mutual friend was same age as me, he wasn't scared or anything), but sometimes they played a bit.
Ironicaly they'se some of my favorite "multiplayer" memories, while actual multiplayer games like Tekken 3 or CTR we played I don't remember shit.

>>12435146
Based backseat survival horror enjoyers, I did the same thing when I was a kid and these games were brand new.

>>12434930
This felt like it was breaking rules. Great scare. I was convinced something like this was gonna happen through re1 and re2, and by the time re3 came out I wasn't expecting it at all any more.

>>12435228
but it happened in RE2

>>12435228
Dino Crisis pushed the envelope when it comes to these kind of interactions.

>>12435026
You sound experienced