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Simoun 01/05/20 11:55:12 AM #13:	Resident Evil 0: HD Remaster (PC) Its a nice peek into what would eventually be Capcom's way of dealing with co-op in the franchise. They fixed the tank controls at widened the screen to a nice resolution though but despite that, it is clearly a 2000s game and it shows. There is alot of backtracking in this game, artificially forced upon you by making you juggle two very tiny inventories, no chest in save rooms, and that annoying door swinging animation that was cool decades ago. The story is also very bare bones, mostly relying on exposition like something out of canon-welding fanfiction. I like the graphical updates but I wish it was a whole lot more. Not worthy a replay but I'm glad I finally got to play this. 5/10 --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you. <cite>Simoun posted [p:932496100] in Post Each ... [t:78297194]...</cite> <quote>Resident Evil 0: HD Remaster (PC) Its a nice peek into what would eventually be Capcom's way of dealing with co-op in the franchise. They fixed the tank controls at widened the screen to a nice resolution though but despite that, it is clearly a 2000s game and it shows. There is alot of backtracking in this game, artificially forced upon you by making you juggle two very tiny inventories, no chest in save rooms, and that annoying door swinging animation that was cool decades ago. The story is also very bare bones, mostly relying on exposition like something out of canon-welding fanfiction. I like the graphical updates but I wish it was a whole lot more. Not worthy a replay but I'm glad I finally got to play this. 5/10 --- It's not so cliche anymore when it's happening to you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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