• melsaskca@lemmy.caEnglish
    6 hours

    If you look at the amount of “Spiderman’s” out there then this seems easily possible.

  • terranoid@lemmy.cafeEnglish
    16 hours

    Board meeting: We own $BRAND. Why aren’t we selling more of it? Why arent we selling it every year? My god why cant they produce $BRAND products faster?!?

    • Fredselfish@lemmy.worldEnglish
      14 hours

      Try play alone it sucked, yet I still beat it. But should have had a true single player mode. But the way 5 was built sucked. For those who played coop. Playing single player the ai with the female character walk into an area she immediately would rush forward and steal all the spray can and ammo. Which fucking blew because you couldn’t go into her inventory and get it back. I hated that shit. Took forever to beat because of that.

  • CerebralHawks@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
    17 hours

    Hey, if the slop funds interesting stuff like Pragmata, I can learn to live with it.

    Nothing against Resident Evil, I just haven’t cared since the second one released in the 90s. Maybe there’s been a good one (or more) since, I just stopped paying attention.

    • Baggie@lemmy.zipEnglish
      15 hours

      The original re4 was good enough it basically invented the over the shoulder shooter. It’s a bit of a rough play if you’re not used to the archaic controls, but worth a shot if you’re interested in the history of that sort of thing.

      • CerebralHawks@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
        7 hours

        I would have guessed that was Gears of War, but we’re in a PC gaming comm and that was an Xbox game. I never much cared for the format, personally.

        Capcom and funky controls though… I probably wouldn’t have even considered Pragmata if it weren’t for the demo. The game plays okay. Controlling two characters at once is part of the gimmick, and it works for me better than I expected it to.

        Anyway, I remember playing RE3 and one called Code Veronica, not sure what number that was, and they weren’t bad, but there was something magical about the first two. I think the genre shifted after those (or after RE3), kind of like how the Mass Effect games look very similar, but the first one is more RPG and the latter two are more cover shooters.

        • iamthetot@piefed.caEnglish
          5 hours

          Gears came out nearly two full years after RE4. It was one of the most influential games of all time for sure, and began taking the RE series in a more action orientated direction. It returned to its survival horror roots, but with a twist as the first game in first person, with RE7 and it was a real return to form.