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It's a good thing the flood is so fun to fight because the back half of this is really turning into a lot of reusing assets from earlier for levels that are just endless hallways

YouTube video by りむ【Rim】 ライスがやってきたよっ

Haven't found a YouTube video THIS good in ages youtu.be/mcF_6yAcjok?...

Interesting how disposable grenades are, there's no reason to not be throwing one out every 5 seconds cause nearly every enemy seems to drop them

The soundtrack makes everything in here so much cooler that it almost feels like cheating

Having a shotgun and the flood showing up is honestly a relief, aggressive hordes of alien zombies are much more straightforward to fight than enemies that know how to use shields

FINALLY A SHOTGUN, what kind of game introduces the sniper rifle and rocket launcher before the shotgun

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terrifying deleted scene from skinamarink

Yeah this game is pretty good

Do headshots matter here? I wanna say no since the enemies are all alien and that was a rare mechanic in 2001 but I could be wrong

This kinda feels like if Unreal and Half-Life had a baby that couldn't bhop

Time #MoreLikeGaylo

Sweet I'll start it tonight as soon as you finish it

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Nah I can see it

This means that he's playing as Robert De Niro by the way

Oh nvm this is the SEGA CD Frankenstein game adapting the same movie, easy mistake

Is this the snes Frankenstein game

I played a bit of it and it's so good at capturing the classic RE feel even down to problems those games had, it being kind of jank and difficult prevented me from finishing it but I do wanna go back sometime because it really stuck with me. The dollhouse theming is so unique and spooky.

Have you played Alisa? Does this and also I think you'd vibe with it

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Man, barely any trick or treaters tonight

Also Kubrick threw out the script King wrote without even reading it which is fair cause King is absolutely not a filmmaker but it probably really burned him at the time

Yeah pretty much, a lot of the book comes off as King's worst fears related to his alcoholism at the time. Like Jack isn't a good person at the start but there's at least an ounce of sympathy while I think Kubrick hated Jack Torrence with every fiber of his being.

Ok after finally finishing it and getting the full context it's kind of hilarious how controversial V3's ending was among some people