Resident Evil Revelations

[Sly]

Sales can build up over time if you have a product that's actually worth more than just artificial launch hype, and if you look at Nintendo you'll also know that a solid product can remain in the top 10 sales charts for the better half a decade ... again, without any big marketing push or content reveal.

Bad example. Nintendo spends a huge amount of money on marketing and advertising. You can't turn on the TV without watching Penelope Cruz and her sister playing Pr. Layton, and all that stuff.

[belmont1997]

In terms of the Revelations demo I was suprised they added the infernal difficulty and holy crap it makes it feel like a different experience as opposed to the 3ds, and I beat it on the 3ds too death. Just like I was a fan of Resident Evil 2's nightmare difficulty on the Dreamcast, unloading one clip for one enemy just gives me a whole new way to try to go about the game now. x.x

[Carnivol]

"they should make sure that whatever they've added delivers on their claims of having added worthwhile new content" a game does not sell on faith of features or content in today's industry I'm sorry to inform you. Showing your cards is everything to attract customers to your product, sure that new enemy, raid mode items and characters would be great as surprises but it's just not going to cut it with customers these days.

Ignoring the indie devs and going straight for the big guys; Dark Souls. Content heavy as shit. No mention worthy marketing attempts. No content reveal. Word of mouth sales pushing it into well beyond its second million. Publishers just needs to stop expecting that they're gonna bypass the previous installment's 5 million sales during their launch week. Sales can build up over time if you have a product that's actually worth more than just artificial launch hype, and if you look at Nintendo you'll also know that a solid product can remain in the top 10 sales charts for the better half a decade ... again, without any big marketing push or content reveal.

[Wrathborne]

The part of her jaw nearest to her ear also looks smaller in BH5 to make her jaw less "sharp", but polygon increases will often do that on their own.

"The cheekbones have been made to stand out more on the RE5 model as well as narrow her jawline out, which is also noticeable. This gives her face a lot more slenderness as you can see, the one major change that does stand out is that the mouth on the RE5 model."

If you're gonna agree with me about part of what I said, then just agree with me about part of what I said. Its not gonna hurt.

[TheBatMan]

lol I don't have time for this, useless squabble in the end anyway.

Sums the whole topic of Jill's face up rather nicely.

[TheOrganization]

One thing I didn't realise the first time I played the demo was that you could back track a little bit and actually get to the outside of the ship, doesn't add much to the demo except a bit more exploration though. Also found you can scan the room for hidden ammo etc

[News Bot]

lol I don't have time for this, useless squabble in the end anyway.

Smart.

[Deus Flux]

Same nose. Same eyes. Same ears. Same brows. Same jaw. Same cheeks. Different hair. Different lighting. Bigger texture.

The only things that look even remotely potentially different is her mouth, but even that looks more like a difference in lighting and plumpness rather than the actual mouth being made smaller. She still has the same dimples in the exact same place, which isn't possible if the mouth is supposedly smaller. The part of her jaw nearest to her ear also looks smaller in BH5 to make her jaw less "sharp", but polygon increases will often do that on their own.

lol I don't have time for this, useless squabble in the end anyway.

[News Bot]

Who knows.

[ccrogers15]

Well im just curious as to why they completely and utterly "Rebooted" jill. She acts different, looks different, and is voiced by someone else now.

[News Bot]

The only thing i can see on jills REmake and 5 face that different is eye placement. Look at Remake and then 5. Her eyes on 5 are pushed closer together.
She also appears to have very very light freckles.

The eyes are the same. Only difference is, again, lighting, which makes them look quite different (and accentuates that already tired look she has). Her eyebrows are also faded in BH5 and since her eyes are given a boost in quality with a higher-res texture (and lighting...), they appear more striking.

And from BH5's modeler Yosuke Yamagata himself...

The facial structures are mainly based on the visuals of the GameCube version, and we added various details to these in order to develop a realistic texture.

[ccrogers15]

The only thing i can see on jills REmake and 5 face that different is eye placement. Look at Remake and then 5. Her eyes on 5 are pushed closer together.
She also appears to have very very light freckles.

[News Bot]

Wrathborne is correct, the two faces are different. The differences are subtle but they're there. REmake Jill's ears are more slender and pointed as well. No need to troll.

Same nose. Same eyes. Same ears. Same brows. Same jaw. Same cheeks. Different hair. Different lighting. Bigger texture.

The only things that look even remotely potentially different is her mouth, but even that looks more like a difference in lighting and plumpness rather than the actual mouth being made smaller. She still has the same dimples in the exact same place, which isn't possible if the mouth is supposedly smaller. The part of her jaw nearest to her ear also looks smaller in BH5 to make her jaw less "sharp", but polygon increases will often do that on their own.

[ccrogers15]

Regardless, Classic jill is 5X better, and so is her voice from 5/Umbrella chronicles.

[Deus Flux]

Wrathborne is correct, the two faces are different. The differences are subtle but they're there. REmake Jill's ears are more slender and pointed as well. No need to troll.