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Go beyond the realms of death with Sylvio
From out of the murky depths crawls a classically weird horror game.
Resident Evil
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Exploring the cramped, beautiful cinematography of survival horror
The hidden pleasures of “bad movies.”
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The House and the Labyrinth
Resident Evil’s remake is the series’ fullest exploration of architectural horror.
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Deaf Resident Evil and Onimusha composer has been faking it all along
In a scandal on par with Milli Vanilli and Manti Te’o’s girlfriend, Mamoru Samuragoch, the composer of the soundtracks to Capcom’s Resident Evil Director’s Cut and for the Onimusha series, has owned up to not actually writing any of his music for the past fifteen years, since he went completely deaf
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Box art review: The pure terror of Resident Evil Outbreak: File #2
It’s the details that count.
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Capcom is hiring a 100 developers a year, so there’s hope for Resident Evil 7 yet
The ongoing saga of Capcom’s fickle business model continues, as the giant Japanese publisher plans to bulk its in-house talent by hiring a staggering extra 100 people in software development a year, at least until they come up with a likely far-worse idea. This should give them a sizable army to m
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The average Resident Evil player is 40, and Capcom doesn’t like old guys
No bald jokes, promise.
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Can new tech improve Resident Evil Revelations and Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D?
Two recent reboots attempt to adapt.
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Cabin Fever
How historical pandemics have spawned the most infectious trope of indoor games and given players the best reason to stay inside.
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Will playing handheld games ever translate well to the big screen?
Back in the halcyon days of 1991, a game you played on your television was very, very different than the one you played in your hand. The dominant portable platform, Nintendo’s Game Boy, showed green-scale images that blurred when they moved. Their NES counterparts were relatively crisp, bright, and
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Our Residence Evil
Other games were nothing more than a collective prologue.