Man they do it to make you lose.

Also they did it so you'd spend more quarters in the machine.

@@Pathseacher They're talking about how little damage the gun does in the remake.

@@MahouHomo Dodger means a fight that takes longer will have more opportunities for you to die and this need to put more quarters to try again.

​@@thomasalvarenga2839 The OP's comment about little damage being done is referring strictly to the remake, which is not available in arcade cabinet form. Claiming the lack of damage/length of the fight is to also ensure more quarters are spent is an incorrect inference as no quarters are necessary for this game.

And they kept the cheesy and bad delivery of each line

Did the voice change? It’s been so long i dont rememeber. I only rememebr it to be the original one cause its so nostalgically bad haha

@@samueljung2165 yes they did

just like resident evil, they realized their cringy dialogues became memes, so they double down knowing we'll love it

Yep I prefer call this remastered than remake

Okay I hate admit that remake looks pretty awesome

They need to do the same for Typing of the Dead.

They kept the voice acting the same as that's part of the charm of the game. Similarly to old RE games. It was an untapped market and companies didn't take the voice acting very seriously, they just used it to form some sort of plot. When you look back, the terrible voice acting is extremely nostalgic for pretty much anybody playing and most would probably prefer it that way. Terrible voice acting is one of the main things it's remembered for and it wouldn't bring as many people in if they simply just remade every voice line, otherwise it'd be a shitty zombie game to most. Also, there's little dialogue compared to other games, so it won't have cost them much if they wanted to redo all the lines. They certainly kept the voice acting the same for a reason, because it wouldn't have been hard for them to remake it.

I guess that's why it's a remake, not a remaster

you're very young aren't you. @@maximusstorm1215

For what it's worth, despite all the shortcomings, most of the game was made almost from the ground as it was a common practice to never save assets and stuff from the games back then. So the team behind this needed to do most of them from 0 or almost 0 as it was reported on release that they didn't have access to source code, music files and such. They are planning to do updates and make again the other games but as things stand, I find it hard to pay full price since in some platforms the game is rather rough. Maybe later down the road when updates fix most issues I will be willing to pay but until then I do appreciate all the effort the team behind gave. I never thought I would see the house of the death again. Also about the enemies being oily, there is actually a little bit of lore that explains it, they are clones. That's why save the main bosses of each game, all the biological weapons aka zombies look alike and have that watery feeling. They are mass produced clones as Curian thought it was easier to create an army of clones instead of goin the resident evil route and create a virus or the likes. That's also why the people who gets killed never become zombies in the games. Maybe they could polish the texture a wee bit but at least the team was faithful to the original lore.

It's on their rotting state, probably Or some of it came out of the container

There always is a complainer or 2. Go cry some more. It's 10× better than the old graphics

@@brandoncook6190 Great arguement nut hugger lol

@@cheifwaffle Cry some more punk.

I absolutely agree with you

😂😂😂

but they made him slow and not showing the blue after image and white. he's weak asf

Right? I love the fact that unlike any other enemies he's more static and robotic which makes him feel way different than the others

Puzzles me why they dont simply translate the old look to modern graphics in most of these remakes.

it's the issue with modern games, they forgot that realistic graphic =/= good UX

I think the thing is the monsters were pretty much stark white in the original game, which made them easy to see and really distinctive, but also a bit bland. The pallet here makes them much more vibrant. I kinda wished they kept the Magician as stark white, since he’s practically something else.

"improved designs" ...sure...

@@TungstenViper don't let nostalgic glasses blind you

I played it in my Nintendo switch, and it feels nice.

I ran a gaming event at the bar I work at. My good friend who does sound for concerts at the bar owns a Dreamcast and has the madcat light guns…on a tube TV it feels like your playing at the arcade

Last one I had was the walking dead one, god I loved that one

I miss rail shooters. I miss them so much, I bought Drone Striker. It’s a VR game AND a rail shooter. I don’t know if it’s a PSVR exclusive or not though.

Because spiders are naturally terrifying.

And because you're still not arachnophobic

Me da mas miedo el primero

Idk, but it was the less scarier boss to me

The remaster doesn't even look like a spider anymore. It's a bloody crab!

Reload

LMFAO

Better yet, have no "reload" voice line at all.

More realistic doesn't mean better, this 2022 remake have a shitty Ps2 grapich, original is so much better

@@TheTommyb171 XDDDDDDD.

@@TheTommyb171 Exactly. I have no nostalgia but I think the original looks better. Photorealism makes thing worse.

@@NTBXP1 yea I feel the same, games nowadays feels to much "real", idk they just look all the same today, emotionless grapich.

@@TheTommyb171 People says anime is generic but there is nothing more generic than real life itself. So it is the live action and photorealism/realism.

Remake not a remaster

@@void7837 thanks for the correction

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You do understand that the bosses were tough in the original arcade version because arcade games were designed to take your money, right? They wanted you to keep putting quarters into the machine to keep on going. So of course they nerfed the bosses for the remake. It’s a console game.

@@SlasherIncorporated never played the original on arcade machine :X played it on my own pc

@@aguy908 Well, it was still the same game. The PC version was a port of the arcade version. This remake was developed for consoles, though. So it makes sense that the bosses are easier.

@@SlasherIncorporated entoncés debería ser al revés, el de consola deberia ser mas difícil

I don't feel like 0:01 is relevant to your comment.

Well, it actually the house of the dead 2, but with typing

Which has a sequel in typing of the dead overkill. An over the top b movie gore filled lampoon/ tribute to campy movies

Typing of the dead = House of the Dead 2 (but typing practice)

Lmao thanks for reminding me of that version. Ah the nostalgia

well, do note that HOTD is known for the cheesy voice acting that it has in earlier games

@@ariqyafifatalahputraani7 it still is bad

@@lambda-m1676 Well wait until 2 to see the real horrible dialogue. Suffer like G did?

@@CRuduxypegg no, i meant like the voice acting is still bad in newer titles like HOTD 4SP and SD

@@lambda-m1676 at this point it's just tradition

I thought this is some kind of arcade

for suspense

It's not infinite, he's just reloading before the last bullet. And the reload scream is to earn the player that he is out of ammo

It sounded ALOT better in the og series. It was far less annoying.

Were you really alive in the 90s-00s if you didn't?

@@AlexSerenylan nope

Never got to him but only once. Ended up using $7

It was hard to aim because he was moving a lot

This is Polish/European.

Japanese terror style? What do you mean?