CVG: Zombies aren't scary. They're slow, shambolic, and easily dispatched with a bullet or blunt object to the head. To make matters worse, video games have long-employed zombies as a morality-sidestepping, censor-dodging, splatter-porn replacement for people.
But wait, don't dismiss them just yet. Put them in a deserted building with a fixed camera angle, throw in a crippling control system and bin off all the ammo and you've got a survival horror.
Capcom has announced and released the original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 on Steam.
Capcom recently released Resident Evil Requiem, and it's been so successful that it's seemingly dragging along every other Resi game with it.
That's certainly true in the UK; the latest physical retail charts have come in, and the top 10 includes five Resident Evil games across all platforms.
This month, unleash brutal finishers in the reimagined Mortal Kombat 1, swing through Marvel’s New York skyline as the iconic web-slinger in Marvel’s Spider-Man, or gear up to repel swarming alien forces in Earth Defense Force 6. All these titles and more are available in August’s PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup. That includes Sword of the Sea, which releases day one into Game Catalog. Meanwhile, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis bring retro survival horror to PlayStation Plus Premium. All titles will be available to play on August 19*.
Meh.. Silent Hill 2 is a better masterpiece.