Kye johnson

@arvofart Needs a little more cheese if it wants to perfect the franchise, but they won't ever go that far again

Resident Evil: Requiem is such a perfect and complete encapsulation of what people like about the franchise that the biggest flaw I can think of is that I don’t know where Capcom can go from here

@DekksterGaming Currently about £200 into rift bound (matts, one spiritforged booster box, sleeves, deck box) on your recommendation. Also went to my first nexus nights yesterday, healthy 0-6 but was great

I love card games

@leonsgreenherb I mean it just needs to feel like resident evil. Citing Evil dead 2 is a pretty good start. RE7 level separation is fine. (I still have low expectations that'll happen)

@kathyanhy Evil dead is the exact series to use as a tonal reference if he was trying to find one that wasn't the games. Still not sure if it will feel very resident evil yet from this though

Early reactions to the test screening of the film RESIDENT EVIL directed by Zach Cregger 🎬 The first test screenings have yielded extremely positive results: • According to early reviews, Cregger hasn’t simply made another video game adaptation; instead, he’s created a fast-paced, intense film with a lot of personality that relies almost entirely on tension. • It’s 90 minutes of pure adrenaline, and one attendee described it as a horror version of Fury Road. • An Avatar-style protagonist: Austin Abrams plays Bryan, a delivery driver who must bring a mysterious briefcase to Raccoon City Hospital in the midst of a viral outbreak. His character acts as a vehicle for the viewer to experience the chaos, much like a player in a video game. • Instead of an extensive mythology, the film features a small cast and a focused approach. It doesn’t aim to adapt a specific story from the games, but rather to capture their nightmarish essence. There is almost no world-building. • Early reactions indicate that it is far more cinematic than previous Resident Evil films, with strong visual composition and practical effects doing most of the work. • Cregger has cited Evil Dead II as his primary tonal reference, seeking a balance between horror, speed, and absolute chaos. The release is scheduled for September 18, 2026. #ResidentEvilMovie #ZachCregger #ResidentEvil #RE30th #REBHFun

@noctwong Bit of a wetwipe character so never needed again, easy to kill and not bring back.

i don’t understand, when you want to kill off a character why would you choose that one with a family and a child? that’s so evil

@YellowFlashGuy A film in the universe isn't a problem. RE7 proved you don't need to have the same characters. You can have the feeling. The problem with the other adaptations is that they are bastardisations of things they included just to use the name.

This has to be the most fumbled film adaptation for a video game franchise ever. Seriously, rent a mansion and put cheap extras in zombie make up on set. The most expensive part would be the lab underneath. They could adapt the first game on the cheap. Instead, they constantly make these shitty movies instead.

@DekksterGaming Wanted to get in on the "ground floor" of a tcg for a while, is riftbound worth it? Anything league related is so hard to get a judgement on because no matter what everyone says they hate it

I LOVE TO DRAFT

@KhrazeGAMING I don't think there's a single thing this game does better than any game. It all being together is the thing that makes it so engaging

that may be true, but those amalgamations of borrowed mechanics ended up better and deeper than literally most games out there. Open world? Way better Exploration mechanics? Way better Combat? God tier There are 3 games the past decade that got me this invested in their world. Elden Ring, BG3 and now Crimson Desert.

@B1gDaddyMarv Getting a totally separate re story is fine, but saying he can "reinvent" RE just makes it sound like its probably gonna be a zombie movie he wanted to make with the RE title. Hopefully wrong

Resident Evil movie and Weapons director Zach Cregger was interviewed by The New York Times about his reboot. ▪️He's already beaten RE 9 twice. ▪️He is the biggest worshipper of the games, and his movie is not breaking the rules of the games. ▪️This film has a much bigger budget than Weapons, and Cregger was given carte blanche to reinvent RE with this film. ▪️Does not adapt to any specific story from the games, and contains no characters from any of the games.

@GenePark Genuinely don't know how you put this much time in while also doing the campaign. I did hours of exploring and still hated my life everytime I had to do a quest knowing I was in for 30 minutes of following people on a horse

90 hours with entire continents and cities still untouched

@PaulTassi Voice that could level mountains and they gave him nothing.

Damn, if only it had worked

@burkeblack He's just a bit of a prick and has had too many people call him weird with women. The most famous one being James gunn saying "he starts at 18 on the Internet?"

Honest Question why do yall hate this dude so much? I never saw his acting as a problem, just seems like he gets alot of bad roles?

@AestheticGamer1 I don't know how 8 was made and no one ever had the though Mia should of been the main character.

(1/2) It's actually messier than you think, in the initial playtest stuff there were versions of the opening where Chris shot Mia, shot Rose, shot both Mia & Rose. To be 100% honest, I'm not fully sure. I think it's possible they wanted the shocking beginning with Chris shooting

@kimyeris Think because of the code Veronica remake Claire has a better chance. If neither of them are in it though, insane

if she's not in a DLC she better be the lead of re10

@elgamingchannel @iamrobtv I think revelations 2 is quite fun, 6 is just bad but I think still gets replayability just because actions more fun to replay than scripted sections. 6 is awful though I'm not defending it

@Kyejohnson13 @iamrobtv Really? Worst than Revelations 2 o Re6? 🧐

Resident Evil 7 is top 3

@cinnamontoastk It's a ridicously slow start, 8+ hours, after that it's greatness comes from exploration and weirdly specfic systems that makes things fun because they constantly unlock. But any sort of direction the game aims you in through quests, story etc is all awful. Combat is decent/good

Is Crimson Desert good or not? Getting whiplash trying to figure it out before I pull the trigger.

@Jfcdoomblade Two had the potential to be an all timer if they didn't do the weird open world thing. The set up to the story is all over the place as well but once you're on it it's easy to just not care about that

Apropos of nothing: THE EVIL WITHIN 2 was a substantial improvement over the first one in every department and is quite possibly one of the most underrated games of all time

@BlueEyedClark Nightreign was a side project, duskbloods is the first time the A team is taking a shot at multiplayer. Makes sense with Miyazakis comments on multiplayer after ERs release and is probably gonna be used as the testing ground for future releases

Game deserves a chance so I’ll keep an open mind. Being said, it’s odd a dev with a single player fanbase and huge success in solo games pivots into multiplayer…

@lovefooIishh Realistically no one outside of a few hundred people on X would care and it wouldn't have any effect on the game at all. But I do think lily deserves another chance just to prove (or not prove) it was just dogshit direction over her performance.

no offence to her but dropping lily gao would be the worst thing capcom could do right now