I’ve decided to try and play the all mainline Resident Evil games, to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Currently on RE 0, and I’ve previously beaten 2 remake, 3 remake, 4 remake, 7, 8, and 9. I’m pretty excited for 5 and 6, just to see if they’re as bad as everyone says
RE6 isn’t really that bad honestly. Sure, it’s not the greatest game in the series but as long as you keep in mind it’s an action game and learn how to play (it has a surprisingly deep combat system which isn’t explained in the game itself) there’s plenty to enjoy. This guide shows a good amount of what’s possible, if you’re curious.
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I’ve decided to try and play the all mainline Resident Evil games, to celebrate their 30th anniversary. Currently on RE 0, and I’ve previously beaten 2 remake, 3 remake, 4 remake, 7, 8, and 9. I’m pretty excited for 5 and 6, just to see if they’re as bad as everyone says
RE6 isn’t really that bad honestly. Sure, it’s not the greatest game in the series but as long as you keep in mind it’s an action game and learn how to play (it has a surprisingly deep combat system which isn’t explained in the game itself) there’s plenty to enjoy. This guide shows a good amount of what’s possible, if you’re curious.
Thats awesome. I’ve been trying to do this with final fantasy games. All the bitmapped games are on gameboy advance. Very convenient.