Ashley breaks the fourth wall in Resident Evil 4 Remake if you try to upskirt her
Ashley breaks the fourth wall in Resident Evil 4 Remake when players try to look up her skirt.www.eurogamer.net
Which is all the more hypocritical as none of them were complaining about looking up Ashley's skirt back then. Some of you even made the same jokes, or didn't see what the big deal was at the time. Quit pretending you assholes!
Great gamecube starts, IMO. I should know, I still have the silver GC with both games.
Wasn't exactly a start for her. Just replays to gear up for Tears of the Kingdom. Actually, I think Twilight Princess was her introduction to the series... maybe a year or so after it came out. With my GameCube I actually sent her RE4, Wind Waker and Twilight Princess (the games she wanted to play) as well as Eternal Darkness and the first Baten Kaitos game (to see if the upcoming Switch version would be something she wanted after I told her I was getting that.) Oh, and the gamecube mario baseball game, it was a favorite of hers when she was little.
Being honest, I never knew this was a thing until years later when someone mentioned it, at which point I tried it out and felt the cringe burn so severely I never did it again.
I did it once to see if it was true, I only found out through the GameFAQs forums. After that I never did it again. But keep in mind, I rarely ever replayed the original RE4 that much to begin with. My reaction was more or less an "okay, that can happen".
I posted the picture back in late October of 2022. The intro pretty much hints at Leon A/Claire B, when the clips we see of Leon's recounts have the footage of him with Marvin. Next time I do an RE2Remake playthrough, I am going to keep the knife Marvin gives you, and try not to have it break. Mainly by keeping it in the storage box, and saving the knife until the end.
I don't know if I was looking at this thread then. I definitely wasn't looking that closely at the trailers then.
The original definitely had a more engaging cinematic flair to it. Things in the remake are more practical and sensible, but you lose the cool factor. The introduction of el Gigante is a good example. It sorta makes more sense that he gets awoken by just one priest (atleast within the context of the remake), but the original's take of having a bunch of ganados lead it out and then lose control over it offers a lot more spectacle.
Leave it to Crowbcat to once again make a video more entertaining than the game itself.
I could see both of them just fine. I don't know what you had your darkness level on, but I put my brightness up to about 75% and have my TV set to Game Mode. Well it can be too dark in some places, my main issue is that certain items or ammo pickups blend in with the background at times.
No coolness factor is loss, but a different kind of coolness.
RE4 is a game from 2005 that borrows heavily from cheesy machismo action movies from the 80s and 90s, so spectacle was to be expected. Plus, this was mid-to-late 2000s Capcom; any spectacle was to expected. While RE4R is a game from now that borrows heavily from early 2000s action movies (the good ones before Bourne Supremacy fucked everything up), that are more grounded/semi-grounded. Plus, there are things in the remake I find way more creepy and atmospheric than the original. Especially the cabin sequence. God damn, was I actually scared!
RE4 does have better lighting over the RE4R, so I will give it that. The character models in the original still look great today, and barely even feel outdated. Also, I definitely wouldn't call RE4R "soulless". It does have a soul. A different kind of soul. A soul that more than respects it's original counterpart.
