Harsher in Hindsight: Remember that plot point about Tyrants being made from harvested, kidnapped orphans while they're still alive? Resident Evil 2 (Remake) reveals Umbrella had been using the Raccoon City Orphanage to safely gather experimental guinea pigs, the orphans, subjecting hundreds of them to a horrible, painful death.It's strangely refreshing considering the time period despite the creepy nature of the transformation. While they are a villain and their new form is clearly meant to be unsettling, none of the characters find this "transition" strange and the game treats it as straight horror without making jokes. Fair for Its Day: Morpheus, a villain obsessed with beauty, using a Virus to become a beautiful female monster can be interpreted as him actually being a Trans Female.When the children try to escape the island, Goldman proceeds to kill them all and unleash The Virus on the entire island when its populace rebels. He creates the virus by kidnapping children and torturing them for days by extracting the hormone from their skulls while they are still alive and fully conscious. Complete Monster: Survivor's Vincent Goldman is the commander of Sheena Island on the behalf of the Umbrella Corporation and responsible for creating the Hypnos T-Type Virus.Who would have ever guessed that a simple 4 note synth loop would constitute the most relaxing song in the whole series! Awesome Music: The save room theme for Dead Aim.And along with the clickable inline shots (which will provide you with a closer, larger visual), we have biographies to fulfill your every dark and gory dream.
Why oh why must we look?!!!!! It's in this avenue, the darker, uncontrollably curious side of ourselves, that we've taken a deeper peek at the creatures comprising the game. The death and dismemberment is gruesome and horrible, but you feel compelled to look. The effects of the T and G Virus upon their victims, and the evolution/mutation of those creatures, manifest themselves again and again in the most alarming yet attractive ways possible.
RE DEAD AIM SERIES
What's always floated our boat in the Resident Evil series is the continual imagination of the Capcom development team to form new, bizarre and frightening looking creatures. Due on store shelves in less than a week, fans of the series can get their twitchy, light-gun gaming on with a whole new game, storyline, and working, relatively speedy gameplay elements. A light-gun shooter that supports the GunCon 2, and a rather speedy-moving action game, Resident Evil Dead Aim makes the off-shoot concept work in most ways, giving both Resident Evil and light-gun fans something to like simultaneously. Luckily, however, Capcom seems to have done everything right with Resident Evil Dead Aim.
The many reasons for this is now history, they've been said so we don't need to revisit them now, and the RE: Survivor series has thusly earned its own rather shady reputation. The light-gun game, essentially a spin-off from the survival horror series that gave players the chance to shoot their way from a first-person perspective through Raccoon City, was not a great example of Capcom's brilliance spilling over into another genre.
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