Favorite moment in the series

[Darkmoon]

That is one scene that never gets old. For some reason I always start wondering, 'Maybe I'be got it wrong and the Licker doesn't attack...crash! CRAP!'

[TheOrganization]

sometimes if you only take the item from the shelf it doesnt crash through the window, it's sometimes only if you take whatever's in the table

[DXP]

first time that happened my controller flew across the room, it still worked luckily

[Stars1356]

That is another classic scene and it even better than the dogs crashing threw the window in the first game. The series is missing things like this.

[GNR8218]

Yea, things like this are missing from the series. Re4, in my opinion, just wasn't scary. I'm just thinking off the top of my head, but I don't think anything had scared me in that game. I also ran through Claire B yesterday, and was...startled...again...

[Darkmoon]

To be fair, Oven Man tends to make me jump. Bar him and the Regenerators there isn't a whole lotta scary in it.

[BLSR1]

yes and its moments like those that made anderson decide that every five minuets a monster needs to jump at the screen in his films.

[Vogue_Dirge]

When Claire dropped her gun and then fell to the floor and caught it, then blew up the gas tanks.

I was like "YOU GO GIRL!"

And then I got mad when they tried to recreate the scene in RE: Apocalypse.

[Darkmoon]

yes and its moments like those that made anderson decide that every five minuets a monster needs to jump at the screen in his films.

No, that's because he's crap at horror. Done right moments like those are constantly scary, even when you know they're comming, but you need to limit the number of times they happen. RE does use them pretty heavily, but rarely twice in the same way (such as Lickers comming through a window. The only one I can think of is the Dogs do it twice in the director's cut.)

[Twist]

Another favorite moment of mine is the part where you get attacked by that giant mutant Alligator and have to blow it's head to bits.

I remember completly crapping myself the first time that happened because I didn't know how to kill something so big.

...And then I found that gas tank. ;]

[marcusray]

After the Del Lago fight when you wake up in the cabin and you head outside it's nightime and raining...one of the most atmospheric moments in gaming i've experienced. Not a big one but at that moment I knew RE4 would live up to the hype.

[Ridley W. Hayes]

When Claire dropped her gun and then fell to the floor and caught it, then blew up the gas tanks.

I was like "YOU GO GIRL!"

And then I got mad when they tried to recreate the scene in RE: Apocalypse.

I remember that exact moment in my local theater the day they released RE Apocalypse. A guy scream: "WHAT!? BOOOOOOO!!! BOOOOOOO!!!" and some of us laugh... others just shut the guy up.

One of my fav moments was the intro of the RE Outbreak File #1. I loved the music 'till I heard it too much and now makes me sick, but the clip is great.

[biohazard_star]

Escaping from the lab in RE2. "Escape from the Laboratory" has always been my favorite BGM.

[Project Omega]

One of my fav moments was the intro of the RE Outbreak File #1. I loved the music 'till I heard it too much and now makes me sick, but the clip is great.

Quoted for truth. The BGM now doesnt have the same effect as it used to. I remember getting goose bumps from hearing it, but now it's more like, "what else is there on my iPod? *next*"

It's sad that I used to love this track and now rather listen to "Overkill" from the Resident Evil 2 remix albulm... It's a wierd fusion of different styles of music, from classical, to drums and bass, to techno all in one track and some of it at the same time...

[DXP]

For some reason I like the ending themes to all the old games 1 to 3, and the bio 1.5 tracks, love listening to them on the train closing my eyes and imagining that i'm stood in the RPD's front lobby with the shutter down and the moon light blaring in, like the prologue track from re2 as well, the ones that empower me i suppose