resident evil 1.5(now release) is made from Capcom or made from MrB Zork team?

[fishboil]

There are active 1.5 threads on Capcom-Unity boards discussing this fan modification. The only thread that is closed is a thread with one post containing download link, but that's kinda understandable.

If the download link has not been taken down, then it shows how much they care.

[The_15th]

Exactly what I've been saying since I got here. If you take the Capcom hate goggles off, you can actually see that in every main title RE game to date, they've done what the fans wanted. By RE3, people wanted something new, wanted a new control scheme, etc- They got RE4. Then when they got that, they didn't like the expansive inventory, they didn't like the exclusion of Umbrella, they didn't like that Ashley was pretty much useless- They even bitched that Wesker didn't play a bigger role.

Capcom gathers all these concerns up and solves them in RE5. You have the classic RE1-3 style inventory, you can only carry nine items. The story brought Umbrella back into the narrative, and Wesker too. The addition of Co-op play was also added because that's what the fans wanted thanks to the CoD fans (whose opinion is no less legitimate than that of "hardcore" RE fans), and Sheva became Ashley only with the ability to tote a weapon and save your ass. I'm not even going to mention the whole bringing Jill back thing. But sure enough, people started bitching again even though they pretty much got everything they asked for. Don't even get me started on RE6...

Point being; Were these games perfect? No. But at least they listen when shit dribbles out of the average fan's mouth. Only to get chastised for it later.

I've been asking for classic cameras, suspense, anticipation and a less arcade feel ever since RE4. Don't blame me!

[Darkmoon]

I keep asking Capcom not to put out a new version of games a few months later with no DLC option for the original.

Also, to stop looking enviously at Call of Duty and weeping. Your money fort is big enough, Capcom.

[The_15th]

Clearly, a significant mass of their market is entitled to their whine and cheeze.