Added: 25.01.2015 13:10 | 6 views | 0 comments


THDR: "Capcom has a tendency to re-re-release old games on new systems. They add a new feature here and there, or polish it with an HD upgrade, or even collect a few early games and throw it into a new package. They usually reserve this honor for the games that were incredibly popular, or where the new game still has meaning in the greater gaming world. But for Resident Evil, that honor comes from the fact that it was the first and arguably the greatest survival horror game ever. And now, Capcom has re-re-re-released it in glorious HD for new-gen, and once again, fans old and new can revisit the Spencer Mansion and the dark evils it holds and relive a true horror classic."

Added: 23.01.2015 20:10 | 6 views | 0 comments


VRFocus- The twisting halls of the Spencer Mansion are burned into your memory but youve never seen them like this before. The dim lights now cause you to squint to see the end, the corners are completely obscured, and the windows simply showcase a thick army of trees for miles to see. Weve learnt to walk the rooms of the Spencer Mansion countless times before, but weve never truly stepped foot in it.

Added: 21.01.2015 23:10 | 11 views | 0 comments


Its time to return to the infamous Mansion that launched the survival horror genre. The definitive version of the critically acclaimed masterpiece Resident Evil is available for digital download across North America for $19.99 beginning today.

Added: 20.01.2015 0:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


GameWatcher.com: "Capcom's release of Resident Evil HD Remaster is almost upon us with the release this Tuesday, January 20th. How does the Remaster stack up against the original? Join us tomorrow to find out! We'll be live streaming the game on our official GameWatcher Twitch channel this Monday @ 8.00pm GMT. Tune in to check out our investigation of some bizarre happenings at the Spencer Mansion in Raccoon City."

Added: 19.01.2015 23:13 | 4 views | 0 comments


IGN - As I creep though the familiar-yet-eerie corridors of Resident Evil, I can't help but feel terrified of Crimson Heads. Even 19 years after I first encountered them, it's genuinely frightening every time they spring back to life to try to tear a hole in my esophagus, but they're also a great example of why Resident Evil still holds up. Inconsistent art and persistent clipping problems give away that this is an update of a 1996 survival-horror game, the scares, puzzles, and atmosphere of the creepy corridors of Spencer Mansion are as potent as ever.

Added: 19.01.2015 21:15 | 5 views | 0 comments


GameWatcher.com: "Capcom's release of Resident Evil HD Remaster is almost upon us with the release this Tuesday, January 20th. How does the Remaster stack up against the original? Join us tomorrow to find out! We'll be live streaming the game on our official GameWatcher Twitch channel this Monday @ 8.00pm GMT. Tune in to check out our investigation of some bizarre happenings at the Spencer Mansion in Raccoon City."

Added: 19.01.2015 21:11 | 4 views | 0 comments


IGN - As I creep though the familiar-yet-eerie corridors of Resident Evil, I can't help but feel terrified of Crimson Heads. Even 19 years after I first encountered them, it's genuinely frightening every time they spring back to life to try to tear a hole in my esophagus, but they're also a great example of why Resident Evil still holds up. Inconsistent art and persistent clipping problems give away that this is an update of a 1996 survival-horror game, the scares, puzzles, and atmosphere of the creepy corridors of Spencer Mansion are as potent as ever.