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Zach Cregger says he was frustrated with the reaction to his Resident Evil movie because people spent too much time arguing about how different it was from the games. “I was frustrated at the conversation around Resident Evil and how much of the conversation really didn’t have anything to do with the movie.” People kept focusing on missing characters, changes to the lore and why the film wasn’t closer to the original games. Cregger wanted to capture what it feels like to play Resident Evil rather than just copy the games’ story and characters. He’s still proud of the movie, though, and says he made exactly the film he wanted.

Resident Evil 7 shouldn’t be called Resident Evil by that logic

Saw people making jrpg tier lists

Nah I got you Ignoring Key Kards Introduced $80 price tags BC only through subscription Terrible online service Sharing games is a nightmare Multiple times directly attacked their communities on different games Controller drift is now part of the hardware design Can give more

Treasure hunting and Mech level fill a niche in Sonic gameplay engagement and that's where a lot of the fun comes from

I mean...yeah? Why would that be a problem? Obviously, it would be better for them to play the games but...I'm not here to judge anyone else's own relationship with a franchise. If they only want to watch the anime, then so be it. The anime exists in order to reach non-gamers like them anyway.

"It doesn't play like the mainline games" That's the point, it's a side game doing a different style of gameplay! And the command deck system isn't even that hard to understand!

lack of discipline will corrupt your life. taking shortcuts zaps your humanity. instead of learning, growing and improving yourself you've opted for convenience, where nothing will be worth the effort. that's how evil wins and humanity crumbles, with a numbing flatline.

Ima be honest 30 fps on switch 2 is unacceptable when you have resident evil requiem running at 60 on it. And literally ALL other first party titles are running at 60 and even 120. This is just bad optimization.

I so much love this take because it completely exposes the double standard towards the new Resident Evil reboot. If you refuse to consider the 2026 film a real entry just because it ditches the OG heroes for a bumbling everyday courier, then by that exact logic, you have to throw out Resident Evil 7 too. The gaming community universally praises RE7 as a masterpiece, completely forgetting that it took the exact same massive gamble by introducing Ethan Winters, a totally normal guy with zero combat training, no ties to Umbrella, and enemies that weren't standard zombies. Shifting the camera to an ordinary civilian isn’t an insult to the lore; it is literally the exact narrative blueprint that successfully saved the video games a decade ago and did the exact same for the movie franchise.