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That "damn same engine" is a godsend for Capcom and it showed how efficient it is.
You really want them to remain stranded with MT Framework?
And both RE2 and RE4 play differently, you're simply insane if you think otherwise.
My "only" debate? You just said there were really NO good AAA game competition on the market as a fact, I just mentioned one good AAA game (and another excellent horror survival remake) and that's your response? I could've even mentioned Hi-Fi Rush or Dredge, but I've chosen an obvious one.
And of course, there comes the "lol call of duty" card when you have nothing else to say to backup your nonsense.
Thanks for confirming.
Haters. Cannot. THINK.
It's truly one of Crowbcat's videos of all time.
I didn't even mention his review lmao, I referenced the video he posted of both games with balanced audio levels, because it's a far more fair soundscape comparison than Crowbcat's pathetic 40-minute cherry-picking session.
But go ahead and scoot those goalposts a little further, since you can't even address my argument so far.
Hi-Fi Rush and Dredge look more like indie games than actual triple A titles. Seriously even a actual indie title like The Long Dark looks better.
Big difference getting a review copy or buying the game and the criticizing it dumbass.
Im disagreeing that you disagree with him simple as that.
Learn to follow a conversation first.
That's why I didn't even bother to mention them, even though Hi-Fi Rush was developed by a AAA studio owned by no other than Microsoft. I would've hoped you would be satisfied with just Dead Space, but nope, your tiny brain couldn't accept it.
I'm going to block you man, you're not worth any other reply.