Whether you've been playing Resident Evil games since the first S.T.A.R.S. Dabb's retooling as a Netflix television show may seem like an even farther swing in terms of settings, characters, and timelines - but in reality? It's the most Resident Evil-y adaptation we've seen yet. Anderson's action-forward, non-canon route and Johannes Roberts' mirrored execution of survival horror scenes torn right from Capcom's first two games.
Showrunner Andrew Dabb finds a happy medium between original conceptualization and direct callbacks to the game's mechanics or intricacies, rooted in Umbrella's flagship virus strains. With the other footage and story episode yet to be played, I expect far better Capcom.Netflix's newly released Resident Evil series is an adaptation of Capcom's globally renowned video game series that gets a whole lot right.
With this "dlc", Capcom has really hurt itself on giving me reason to play RE7 still. Even if I don't like Resident Evil 6 or Revelations 2, they at least had extra modes at launch to give players more than the campaign to enjoy. When you only give a new difficulty mode, a tape that is a bit more complex but still the same ideas as the base game's tapes and a survival mode for 10 bucks, that is the biggest f*ck you to me I have seen in quite some time. For shame on Capcom and their greedy corporate selves for even doing that. 1 was cut content to be served as DLC to players. Unfortunately, this should have been hugely needed to be released at launch with the base game and charging even anything for it is just shameful. By using scrap and your wit, you create traps, weapons, ammo, health, mods and boosters that increases your chances. 3) Nightmare is surprisingly good: it gives players the mercenaries and raid mode in FPS that has you engaging in enemies and surviving the night. It's terrible for being too short, even on your first playthrough, and has no replay value, nor difficulty that adds variety to give you any other reason to go back into it. 2) A short and forgettable Bedroom piece that could easily been another tape to be found in the story, much like the other ones you find.
There is no excuse for why this needed to be charged $10 when all you get is three things: 1) A new game mode called Ethan Must Die that rips off Capcom's other franchise Devil May Cry and brutalizes you in a Hell or Hell style that only the 1% will try and succeed in, which should have been included after beating Madhouse instead. 1 should have been part of the base game at launch. There is no excuse for why this needed to be charged $10 when all you Banned Footage Vol.
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