Horror Game Remakes Vs Originals: The Bone-Chilling Reality 

The price tag problem makes sense but sometimes I like remake more then the originally so that price tag means nothing sometimes lol

how does this only have 200 views ?? this is such a banger

Enjoyed the video. Keep up the good work.

Nice little hidden gem

I heard this guy doesn’t know what potato soup is

Tank controls are different from inverted controls, which are also different from "un-inverted" controls? Differing control schemes, executions, and not the easiest of learning curves, so I hear you.

I just want someone to make some new fuckin games. Resident evil 7 was a good way to trick people into playing something completely fresh without having to worry about it's relationship with the franchise and I really enjoyed that aspect of it. Then with re2 remake I kind of realized that the re engine isn't exactly the most satisfying for shooting imo and that with all of the re7 charm absent the game would need to rely on improving or remixing things about the original to be worth existing. In that regard, while they do change some layout and puzzle aspects, I feel that there was just so much missed opportunity, which are the two words that best describe all of these post re7 remakes. It doesn't matter that re 1 remake keeps tank controls and fixed camera angles, changing those things would not make it objectively better (if you want tank controls that actually make a game feel bad to play, try The Ring on Dreamcast). The reason re 1 remake greatly warrants existing is because it added a tone that can be taken slightly seriously while still keeping the characters likeable, a completely new game mechanic that turns the game upside down (crimson heads) and new sections like the Lisa Trevor areas or the shark tank sequence. I don't feel that same magic in the new remakes; it mostly just feels like I'm playing through a version of the old games that has characters with lamer personalities, worse atmosphere and gameplay that doesn't standout from any other shooter game. I don't like it I be a hater or doomer or anything, but 'remake culture' has been festering and getting exponentially worse in film for long time, now it's greatly effecting games. I was looking at the story about dc/marvel comics over saturating their market with ip reboots in the 90s leading up to a crash in that industry and it reminded me of how the video game market had its own crash. That led to the industry coming back in new, great ways. I think I'm good with this cycle of time concluding, can we get anotha crash sometime soon?

Nah wrong theres no waste ending

I completed original RE1 on PS5 (bought digital trillogy on PS3 and RE1 was avaliable for free on PS5) and I enjoyed it, I ain't joking.