I like to enjoy what I have, not what I don't have in a piece of media/art. I believe RE3R still made a decent profit with its ~4M sales for instance, so its not a failure in isolation, just in comparison to how much they knocked it out of the park with RE2R. Its how they get products shipped without spending a bajillion yen and then "needing" to have 10 million sales to recoup costs. Or just having reference to things that aren't even in the game anymore. If its not somewhere you will be spending a tons of time or a system that can be reapplied to many scenes throughout the game they aren't going to spend a ton of time on it, hence obviously reused assets and fudged animations for things that aren't just the backdrop and are right in your face.
#Resident evil 4 remake leaked assets code
Sucks big balls for people who want to see every second/cm of the game (myself included) but these games aren't like the giganto productions of the west we've become used to and if I really want to try and see through the code (also a path to pain lol) and don't suspend my disbelief all the time I can see RE7, RE2/3R and RE8 all have many parts (often the most crucial, story-wise, or tone/mood/scene-setting sections as well!) that are kinda held together by twigs and string from a technical/workflow perspective. Scenario B being reduced to what it was really sucks but probably their thinking was, if someone goes through Leon and Claire's runs are they really going to do B runs after that? 20 hours of survival horror is probably more than enough for most casual players I'm sure. This way of leaving tons on the cutting room floor and pruning everything back has always been the japanese way of developing and even moreso with RE games it seems so what happened with RE2/3R isn't really all that surprising to me. I'm in the minority of loving RE3R and I think most of the cut content was for the best in that game so I'm not worried about RE4R being cut down at all. I loved RE4, its definitely one of the best games ever made imo, but to say every moment is pure gold is just silly, some of it could easily be cut. Cut the chaff and make something a tiny bit more streamlined. I want them to make a fun game not be beholden to the original content even if its not fun with the new combat style (being able to move and shoot at same time). RE4 will definitely cut corners like RE2/3R, no doubt in my mind about that, I have no problem with that though. Personally I think the best thing they can do is try and make a 1:1 remake of 4 that keeps basically everything intact, except add new controls for babies who can’t comprehend tank controls, and give it at least 3-4 years in the oven. If they did go this route it should just be a new game that takes place before RE4 that connect CV and 4 possibly. I really hope this isn’t the case because that would just be stupid af. I’ve seen some supposed “leaks” (I wish I had time to find/link the source right now), that RE4 make will be a weird reimagining that mashes both 4 and Code Veronica into one game where you play as Leon and Claire and it happens right after RE2 and will reset/replace the canon of RE4-6. They’d probably drop a lot of the campy dialogue too which would be a crime. This would result in a game that’s most definitely disappointing like RE3make, which is not something Capcom should want to do with a game as universally loved as RE4. This leaves them with the possible choice to make the game to be more of a “reimagining” as a way to cut corners. I’d love to be proven wrong, but it seems a dubious outcome at best. Making a faithful remake would likely not be possible with the amount work on the graphics required for each area of the game, especially in a 2 year dev cycle. RE4 is a 10-16 hour game, with 10 being average replay time and 16 being first play through. RE2 original is like a 6-7 hour game first play through not knowing what to do, and a 2-4 hour game on replays. RE2make, while great, still had to cut some corners remaking a game that honestly isn’t very long. I honestly don’t have much faith in an RE4 remake for a lot of reasons:
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