Resident Evil 2 - Xbox One

Resident Evil 2 was the first zombie game I've ever played in my life, completely introduced me to survival and zombie-esque horror which has become a long-time favorite of mine. I'm not big on many video games, but Resident Evil has always been a beloved series in my book. It lost its touch over the years, Resident Evil 4 was the last memorable experience for me, and Capcon redeemed itself by bringing back it's true roots with Resident Evil 7.This remake is one of the best games I have ever played, I'm certain it will remain a classic for generations. I'm so grateful to Capcom for reinstating the series to make these beautifully mastered remakes so the new generation can get into the Resident Evil series. Many people confuse the movies for the games, though of course, they have no idea that the games are the true source material and that the movies did not do them justice. This has made it easier to get my fellow gamer friends who didn't play RE2 in 1998 to get into the series, and they're loving it. The game is chilling, sticks to the formula of RE2 original perfectly, the representation of all the games original elements are outstanding, and the classic soundtrack DLC (though you have to pay $2 for it, it's so worth it) throws me back into 1998 nostalgia.You will not be disappointed with this game. Capcom outdid themselves, I'm patiently waiting for Resident Evil 3 Nemesis to now be remade in honor of how much of a success this gem is. Hands down, one of the best zombie games of all time and remakes that masters aesthetics, tension, fear, and experience for survival horror fans. It relies on being analytical, resourceful, and carefully calculating with how you take to go from point A to B the entire game. Keeps you on your toes, the individual storylines for Leon/Claire with the zapping system is cherished from the original, and Capcom threw in extras above the surprises that were included in the original RE2 PlayStation version.If you're interested in giving Resident Evil a shot or want to try out a new challenging zombie/survival horror game, pick up this game.

The producers and directors sure listened to the fan audience because it is beyond incredible. The engine used for Resident Evil 7 loooks amazing, the graphics are clead and each detail is enhanced. The story sticks close to the source material as you can play Leon and Claire, and later Hunk. My only regret is not pre-ordering it to obtain the custom S.T.A.R.S handguns. Like all remakes, there are a few changes throughout the game such as the first time Leon and Claire meet. Another is the story of Ada Wong. The new soundtrack and zombies make the game more engaging. Such as the zombies not bleeding a pool of blood after death. Headshots are more harder, l found myself shooting the head three to four times before it popped. The extra DLC that were released for free were also interesting as we get see Kendo or the mayors daughter navigate Raccoon City. Aiming is also hard as there is not assistance unless you're playing it in Easy mode. So making that headshot feels satisfying. However, the game isn't perfect, what game isn't, the running for instance, is extremely annoying. I find myself running slower than the Zombies... l know the reason why it's done that way but when am collecting all the documents or finishing the game under 2hrs (achievements), l find the running to be a hindrance. Maybe introduce sprinting like in Evil Within where stamina is tied to it and can be upgraded. As for glitches, l didn't find anything but players report Mr X appearing twice or zombies becoming temporary immortal. I really hope they work on the Resident Evil 3 because l won't make the same mistake.

I don't get to play video games that often these days. I am absolutely floored by how well this game was made and plays. This is one of my favorite games in the last 15 years and I have played through it 5 times already. The bonus missions are a blast to replay. The combat is challenging at first and you are not given much ammunition or weapons to start off with. It's challenging to the core. But once you've established the game and figured it out, the challenges are exhilarating and I've had more fun with this than I've had in years. The characters are flawless and the voice acting is so emotional and personal. Well done to everyone involved in this remake.

From the get go, the game masterfully brings on the tension, suspense, and horror. As Will Ferrell's character in Eastbound and Down says, "I feel it right down to my plums".The gameplay is smooth, the sound design is spot on, and the incredible graphics amplify the horror elements and brutality in a way that few titles in the survival/horror genre have been able to do.In my opinion, this is a must play current gen game before the onset of the next gen consoles/games later this year. Treat yo self! Even play the game on easy mode if you must. This is a top-tier gaming experience.

excelente remake

Good graphics/art. Great sound.Bad/clunky controls. Hit detection is horrible.Has a pay dlc for unlockables. I think the game may have been made more difficult specifically for this purpose. (Kill 100 million zombies get infinite handgun and ada'ss nighty, type stuff.) I was/will probably pay because I'm a huge fan of resident evil and want the concept arts, it's just slightly annoying having to grind or become perfect at game to 'unlock' things.The original story has been altered, for this remake. Maybe, not a lot. My memory is a bit of a haze on the original. But it's good enough to know when something is out of place, I just don't know how much. I'm not saying it good or bad they changed it, just it's been changed from the original.