http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/capcom-resident-evil-6-felt-bloated-resident-evil-7-will-return-to-survival-horror-roots
First, I have to wonder whether or not Capcom really would want to "return to its roots" and then I have to wonder whether or not it's even possible for them to do so. Sequels rarely ever scale back in the game industry, we tend to get more of the same with minor tweaks and improvements or we get something that tries to one up the previous installment in the flashiest way possible.
Why not ape House of the Dead: Overkill and have a sense of humor about the bloated, convoluted, and utterly braindead universe Capcom created? To this day I still fantasize about grown up Sherry and Ashley trapped in a skyscraper with zombies and fight their way out as they go through the buddy flick routine.
Heck, if they want to do right by the horror fans why even make another Resident Evil game? Last I checked they still out the rights to Clock Tower and in spite of the icky story Haunting Ground was kinda good. They already own good horror IP with plenty of untapped potential, but for some reason Capcom only churns out sequels to stuff I don't really want and never the stuff I do.
First, I have to wonder whether or not Capcom really would want to "return to its roots" and then I have to wonder whether or not it's even possible for them to do so. Sequels rarely ever scale back in the game industry, we tend to get more of the same with minor tweaks and improvements or we get something that tries to one up the previous installment in the flashiest way possible.
Why not ape House of the Dead: Overkill and have a sense of humor about the bloated, convoluted, and utterly braindead universe Capcom created? To this day I still fantasize about grown up Sherry and Ashley trapped in a skyscraper with zombies and fight their way out as they go through the buddy flick routine.
Heck, if they want to do right by the horror fans why even make another Resident Evil game? Last I checked they still out the rights to Clock Tower and in spite of the icky story Haunting Ground was kinda good. They already own good horror IP with plenty of untapped potential, but for some reason Capcom only churns out sequels to stuff I don't really want and never the stuff I do.