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Topic	Why are new Resident Evil games filled with hovering bubbles on doors and items?
WalkingLobsters 01/30/21 7:53:33 PM #5:	Wii_Shaker posted... It's for the new generation of weaker gamers. It's so their games aren't too cryptic to play. I'm pretty sure you can turn them off, no? To be fair, they've added so much to the remakes. The maps are definitely welcome. RE7 hid powerups among the environments. The REmakes are more player friendly. That's what I suspected. 008Zulu posted... Because in the old Resident Evil games, the interactive objects were clearly distinguishable from the static image that served as the room you were in. It's a mechanic to keep thing easily visible. Sounds pretty half-assed --- https://imgur.com/fsYJcFn https://imgur.com/SZie71I Starcraft 2 Username = Gears <cite>WalkingLobsters posted [p:950101688] in Why are ne... [t:79268929]...</cite> <quote>Wii_Shaker posted... </cite> <quote>It's for the new generation of weaker gamers. It's so their games aren't too cryptic to play. I'm pretty sure you can turn them off, no? To be fair, they've added so much to the remakes. The maps are definitely welcome. RE7 hid powerups among the environments. The REmakes are more player friendly.</quote> That's what I suspected. 008Zulu posted... </cite> <quote>Because in the old Resident Evil games, the interactive objects were clearly distinguishable from the static image that served as the room you were in. It's a mechanic to keep thing easily visible.</quote> Sounds pretty half-assed --- https://imgur.com/fsYJcFn https://imgur.com/SZie71I Starcraft 2 Username = Gears</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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