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Started playing the directors cut of this game. One of my favorite series that got me into horror. The remake is really fun, but the controls in this version make it a bit of a challenge (in a good way). Any way you play this game you’ll probably have a good time. On the..
8/10 by TheXdinkles1
8 months ago, ~0.4 min read485 Views 1 Comments

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seriesResident Evil
developerCapcom
publisherCapcom
composerMakoto Tomozawa
Akari Kaida
Masami Ueda
release date
NAMarch 30th, 1996
JPMarch 22nd, 1996
user score8/10

HorrorSingle PlayerZombies
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on April 4th, 2012

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The following updates have been made to the Steam version of Resident Evil [2/5
The following updates have been made to the Steam version of Resident Evil * Miscellaneous bug fixes For Windows🄬 7 operating systems (OS) users
Windows🄬 7 operating systems (OS) users: Microsoft has ended support for these OSes, so Capcom will also remove them from the list of supported OSes for this title as of April 24, 2022. Beyond this date, support for gameplay on any unsupported OSes can only be offered for previously known issues, and Capcom will not be able to troubleshoot any new issues. Capcom's Resident Evil games are about human tragedy, not zombies
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"Have You Played?" is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. There’s a lot about "Resident Evil" that is laughably bad and has always been that way. “Master of unlocking.” “Almost a Jill Sandwich.” But there’s a ton that’s been updated since its early polygonal days on the PlayStation. Its current "remastered version on Steam" is the best way to play it. I still haven’t finished it. " (more…) " The Joy of burning zombos in Resident Evil HD Remaster
" " "Resident Evil HD Remaster" is a three-year-old shine-job of a 17-year-old remake of a 23-year-old console game that I d have little problem believing was a modern release if those corridor dogs weren t seared into my memory and stained into my underoos. That those corridor dogs are stained into our collective underoos (the vast interconnected underoo network that binds us all) suggests that Resident Evil is best remembered as a scripted spookfest: a one-and-done ghost train ride. You d be wrong...
 
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