Resident Evil Requiem has been getting some positive buzz lately. According to the Monday letters page, one reader is excited about the game and is also trying to remember the ending of GTA 5. Games Inbox, a collection of our readers' thoughts and opinions, has also featured discussions about the upcoming game. If you want to join in on the conversation, you can email us at email.
The preview of Resident Evil Requiem is quite intriguing as it seems to confirm what the trailers have been showing - that it's going to be a great game and a significant improvement from Resident Evil Village. The reader has high hopes for the game and believes that it will be a big hit, and they commend Capcom for their efforts. They express their interest in the game and the survival horror genre in general.
The reader also mentions their excitement for the sequel to Alien Isolation and how they appreciate the uniqueness of each horror franchise. They hope that if Requiem does well, it will inspire more games in the genre. In another letter, a reader shares their love for the preview of Resident Evil Requiem and mentions how they would pre-order the game if they believed it was worth it. They also express their fondness for the character Leon and how they enjoy the fact that he's now a "super experienced death machine."
The reader also mentions their interest in the two different styles of gameplay that Requiem will offer, as they believe this will add more variety to the game. They also appreciate that the game seems to have solved the issue of Resident Evil 4 feeling a bit one-note. In another letter, a reader talks about the possibility of a Code: Veronica remake and shares their thoughts on the ending of GTA 5. They wonder if anyone really cares about the story in these games and mention that they remember the story of GTA 4 more clearly.
The reader also expresses their curiosity about the DLC that was planned for GTA 5, which never materialized. They wonder if this was the reason for the game's lackluster ending. In the final letter, a reader talks about their expectations for Nintendo's upcoming Direct and their thoughts on the Switch brand turning 10 years old in 2027. They also mention their experiences with games to play with their daughter and share their thoughts on a new multiplayer game called Highguard. They express that while they don't have the time to get into new games, they still enjoy playing some multiplayer games occasionally.
Greetings fellow gamers! I recently came across an article about the highly anticipated game, Resident Evil Requiem, and I have to say, it's looking pretty promising. According to the Monday letters page, one reader even thinks it's going to be a "good one". This got me thinking about the ending of GTA 5, as it seems to be a bit hazy for some fans. But let's not get too sidetracked, as I'm here to discuss the latest edition of Games Inbox, a collection of our readers' letters, comments, and opinions.
First and foremost, let's talk about Resident Evil Requiem. I have to say, the preview looks quite exciting, and it seems to confirm what the trailers have been teasing - this game is going to be a real step up from Resident Evil Village. Personally, I have high hopes for this game and I see no reason why it wouldn't be a big hit. And if it does end up being a success, good on Capcom! Count me in as one of the many interested gamers.
However, it's interesting to note that the survival horror genre doesn't seem to sell as well as some other genres, even though it's often talked about. I'm just glad to hear that Alien Isolation is finally getting a sequel after all this time. It has always been one of my favorites. Of course, I also have a soft spot for the Resident Evil franchise, especially since its only close rival is Silent Hill, which offers a completely different gaming experience. The horror genre may not have many franchises, but the ones we do have are quite diverse, which is more than what can be said for some other genres. Here's hoping that if Requiem is a hit, it can inspire even more thrilling horror games in the future.
Moving on to another game that has been making waves in the gaming community - Resident Evil Requiem. The preview has me hooked, and if I was someone who pre-ordered games, I would definitely do it for this one. I mean, who doesn't love Leon? He has always been the best character in my opinion, and now he's back as a super experienced death machine, ready to take on any outbreak. Count me in!
I'm also intrigued by the fact that there will be two different styles of gameplay in this game. As much as I loved Resident Evil 4, I have to admit that it did get a bit repetitive at times. So, I'm glad to hear that the developers have addressed this issue and have made some changes to keep the game interesting. And let's not forget the disaster that was Resident Evil 6 with its dozen different characters. I'm glad they learned from their mistakes and are now giving us a more cohesive and thrilling gaming experience.
Speaking of remakes, I can't help but wonder why they chose to do a Code: Veronica remake before Resident Evil 0. Maybe because the two main characters in Zero are too similar? Either way, I can't wait to see what other surprises Capcom has in store for us. Will we get another Resident Evil 1 remake? And what about Resident Evil 5 style co-op? As a fan, I would be more than happy to see both.
Now, onto a different topic - GTA 6. It seems that there won't be a physical edition for the game in order to prevent spoilers. While this may seem like something Rockstar would do, I have to question if anyone really cares about the story in these games. Sure, the characters are great and memorable, but can anyone really remember the story of GTA 5? I certainly can't. Three people do crimes and... that's about it. I don't even remember the ending or the goal of the game. It makes me wonder if there was a better ending planned that we never got to see, especially since GTA 4 had a memorable ending.
Moving on to other gaming news, there's been a lot of speculation about a potential Nintendo Direct in February. Some fans are hoping to see some big announcements for the 10-year anniversary of the Switch in 2027. However, as GameCentral points out, Nintendo is very inconsistent when it comes to celebrating anniversaries. While they went all out for the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., they often ignore other milestones. So, we'll just have to wait and see what they have in store for us.
To wrap things up, I want to give a shoutout to Rob who shared some great suggestions for games to play with his daughter, such as Lego City Undercover, Farm Together, Wobbly Life, Human Fall Flat, and Minecraft. These are all great options for family fun on the Switch. And finally, I have to agree with the review in progress for Highguard. While the concept may sound interesting, the game itself seems too complicated and generic for my taste. Plus, as many gamers can attest, time is often a factor when it comes to trying out new multiplayer games. So, I'll be keeping my expectations in check for this one.
