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  • #31
    any mention of chris shaving shiva's ass ?

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    • #32
      I liked the "ichy tasty gaming thing" on the cover
      "Barry never vanished from the series. It was the series that vanished from Barry. He's inside all of us. " (C) Smiley

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Archelon View Post
        From a purely objective, storytelling standpoint, RE4 was no better nor worse than any of the previous games. Each of the previous games in the series had just as many plotholes and contrivances as RE4. It doesn't take a degree in English Literature to realize this. The difference lies in the content of said stories, and that, I believe, is where most fans take issue with RE4.

        Anyone who says that the previous games' storylines were better from a narrative perspective is either an idiot or a hopeless fanboy/girl.
        Originally posted by Archelon View Post
        All of the Resident Evil games' plots have been paper-thin, flawed, and cliche-filled. Just because you liked them more than RE4's doesn't change that fact.
        God, you hit it right on the spot!
        Last edited by beasley23803; 10-02-2008, 10:13 AM.

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        • #34
          thanks for those scans, this was indeed a very nice read

          I actually like that fact that they had a version of the game with zombies as enemies. That shows me they really wanted back to the roots with the game.

          Pre RE4 B.O.W.s Hell yes (Hunters, Lickers, Bandersnatch, Ivies, Giant Spiders, G-Type monsters, omg what could it be?)

          Hopefully Capcom comes up with an amazing plot for this game *crosses fingers*

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Scott Green View Post
            thanks for those scans, this was indeed a very nice read

            Pre RE4 B.O.W.s Hell yes (Hunters, Lickers, Bandersnatch, Ivies, Giant Spiders, G-Type monsters, omg what could it be?)

            Hopefully Capcom comes up with an amazing plot for this game *crosses fingers*

            Yeah, and if they stick to the original storyline that continues where CVX left off then this will be GREAT, like FROSTED FLAKES..which are more than good, they're great!

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            • #36
              But if those pictures in the article are showing B.O.W.S like RE4 :s
              How we can be that sure that there will be PRE-RE4 b.o.w.s? We''ve already seen those RE4-LIKE dogs, the chainsaw man and the ganados-style enemies...

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              • #37
                Why do I feel like bringing back "pre-RE4" B.O.W.'s is a poor attempt to satisfy fanboys?

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                • #38
                  Pre re4 b o w's... I don't know if it's true. But I sure as hell would like to see some hunters in re5.
                  "Barry never vanished from the series. It was the series that vanished from Barry. He's inside all of us. " (C) Smiley

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Nomad9026 View Post
                    Pre re4 b o w's... I don't know if it's true. But I sure as hell would like to see some hunters in re5.
                    yea hunters are awesome,they need any kind of old school enemies.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Archelon View Post
                      I suggest you remove those rose-tinted sunglasses. All of the Resident Evil games' plots have been paper-thin, flawed, and cliche-filled. Just because you liked them more than RE4's doesn't change that fact.
                      I'm not going to argue that they were works of art but the simple fact that they served to inspire so many should stand for something. I mean, give the old conspiracy story a bit more credit than to downcast it with RE4 which was more or less emulating the traditional RE plot. You could make a similar argument for Shadow of the Colossus which had a paper thin story and little of the details explained but I don't think anyone would leave the game feeling like they just witnessed a sham of a narrative. I know I didn't feel cheated after finishing REmake for the first time.

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by Krispy View Post
                        I'm not going to argue that they were works of art but the simple fact that they served to inspire so many should stand for something. I mean, give the old conspiracy story a bit more credit than to downcast it with RE4 which was more or less emulating the traditional RE plot. You could make a similar argument for Shadow of the Colossus which had a paper thin story and little of the details explained but I don't think anyone would leave the game feeling like they just witnessed a sham of a narrative. I know I didn't feel cheated after finishing REmake for the first time.
                        Amen, Krispy.

                        RE1 - amazing for it's time. A true horror-driven story. A group of police officers stranded in the woods retreat into an eerie, monster-filled mansion. Monsters are the result of a pharmaceutical corporation's experiments to make biological weapons.

                        RE2 (and RE3) - kind of the same story. Humans attempting to escape a zombified city...which is caused by another outbreak from previously mentioned pharmaceutical company.

                        RECV - siblings looking for one another stumble across zombified locales, where another set of siblings incestuously pine for one another. Insert more monsters. (starting to see why the series was dying...)

                        RE4 - government agent goes looking for President's daughter, happens upon nefarious plot of terrorist organization bent on world domination. What's missing? Oh yeah....sprinkle in some monsters, and voila! "Saved it."

                        I'll stick by my guns that RE4 is the weakest of all entries (storywise). Granted, the others aren't Nobel Prize-worthy, but RE4 - as many others have stated - is just another action game without Leon, Ada, Wesker, or the mention of Umbrella.
                        Last edited by Jill's Boob; 10-02-2008, 03:05 PM.

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                        • #42
                          Awesome stuff, Mattjon! I'll summarize the important bits in the article and post it on the news page ;)

                          Edit: Got it up. Awesome read!
                          Last edited by Dot50Cal; 10-02-2008, 08:15 PM.

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by Jill's Boob View Post
                            RE4 - government agent goes looking for President's daughter, happens upon nefarious plot of terrorist organization bent on world domination. What's missing? Oh yeah....sprinkle in some monsters, and voila! "Saved it."

                            I'll stick by my guns that RE4 is the weakest of all entries (storywise). Granted, the others aren't Nobel Prize-worthy,
                            RE4 did have a good variety of monsters. It may not be a good RE game but it won "game of the year" and expanded the series popularity. In other words, if it wasnt for RE4 the series probably would have failed.

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by CODE_umb87 View Post
                              RE4 did have a good variety of monsters. It may not be a good RE game but it won "game of the year" and expanded the series popularity. In other words, if it wasnt for RE4 the series probably would have failed.
                              I'm not saying RE4 doesn't have any merit. I enjoyed the gameplay immensely and it is still fun to fire up "The Mercenaries" for some mindless killing.

                              But I stand by my assessment that the story and characters were the weakest in the RE series.

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by Krispy View Post
                                I know I didn't feel cheated after finishing REmake for the first time.
                                That's probably because RE1, and by extension REmake with its additions and revisions, has the most solid narrative in the whole series.

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