Props to those developers who quit when he sold out to Disney. They clearly made the right call too. Epic Mickey was a terrible game that’s largely been forgotten.

True classic.

Yes! Almost forgot about this one. Still have my copy somewhere.

Thanks for getting it. I would have thought a Resident Evil thread would have more horror fans like you who understand that there are different styles and approaches to gore, and they’re not all for everyone.

By the way you can read my self-reply if you care to actually try to understand what I was getting at.

Haha, exactly!

No shit. I’m talking about dismemberment of the pc, 2 games in a row. Which is the focus of this article. I’m not talking gore in general which is why I evoked something specific with my comparison.

Thank you, asshole.

I don’t understand how so many people think I’m just talking about gore in general when I tried be specific with the comparison. I’m talking about the player character getting tied up and dismembered shit. I still enjoyed 7 by the way. Just want to get back to zombies and urban environments and not maiming the pc, in…

Can’t wait until new Resident Evil games move away from this Eli Roth torture porn aesthetic.

This is sarcasm, right?

Well thats' unfortunate.

Its a videogame. Real life legality is irrelavant to a videogame, Mr. Thompson.

They really need to find a way to get non-retarded people to join the police force.

Certainly looks more entertaining than watching someone else play videogames, though only marginally.

Spoiler: not really.

Cole was a terrible idea story-wise. Shoving him in the middle of the Scorpion-Subzero rivalry did not elevate his character. It only robbed the rivalry of its weight and insultingly reduced Scorpion to a cameo in his own storyline! The ‘90s films remain the better adaptation.

Maybe that’s one of the reasons for the western version in the first place. They knew westerners have a prudish sense of humor about such things.

Not surprising. There have to be a few people out there with the means and desire to own every single thing released on steam. I have over 1200 games and rising on steam myself. But I’ll tell you this, anyone with 25,000 steam games hasn’t touched most of them.

Well, this is stupid and defeats the whole purpose of bans.