Lynk Former plays Resident Evil 4 [in ultrawide with HD textures] (Part 6 FINAL)
It’s Ada’s turn to shine! Though, to be honest, these extra “stories” in Resident Evil 4 aren’t really all that good… in fact, they’re pretty ridiculous. That said, it still is interesting to see as a comparison between an excellent game crafted to perfection and some added extras made in a rush.
Lynk Former plays Resident Evil 4 [in ultrawide with HD textures] (Part 5)
This is it, we’re on the last stretch and onto the end… or really, just the beginning, since I do want to go through some of the extra stuff that RE4 has to offer.
Lynk Former plays Resident Evil 4 [in ultrawide with HD textures] (Part 4)
It’s funny, the Island section is considered to be the weakest part of the game, but when you consider that this game is awesome all the way through, it really doesn’t matter if it isn’t as good as the village or castle sections. Can’t deny how awesome this game is, I guess.
Lynk Former plays Resident Evil 4 [in ultrawide with HD textures] (Part 3)
Finally getting back into the feel of things with this game and really kicking ass. Got my Red 9, got my Broken Butterfly, got a tonne of health and I got my trusty knife.
Lynk Former plays Resident Evil 4 [in ultrawide with HD textures] (Part 2)
This second session of RE4 went… not badly. I mean, it could’ve went better, but it definitely wasn’t the failthrough that happened yesterday! At the very least, most of what I was trying to accomplish went smoothly… mostly. Either way, man… I love this game.
Lynk Former plays Resident Evil 4 [in ultrawide with HD textures] (Part 1)
Oh wow… want to see a guy who has played Resident Evil 4 a billion times over on multiple platforms play it again after many years? What’s even better is the fact that this playthrough is more of a failthrough…
The ultimate power of art style and direction
It was quite awhile ago now, but when the first concept art for “Epic Mickey” was revealed, a lot of people got VERY excited. And how could they not?
“It’s like I’m PLAYING a movie!” Cinematic gaming and you
As the technology used for video games advances, developers gain the abilities to add cinematic elements to their games. There is no single method for this and each game…
Game Spotlight: Resident Evil 4: Wii edition
Originally released on the GameCube in 2005 and ported to the PS2, PC, as well as to mobile phones (lol) and Wii. This game has been around, though for good reason…