What makes a great compilation game?

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, here's another idea I been considering for a good while. I highly doubt they could convince people to buy more compilation games. I been around plenty of them to know what makes them great to red flags you don't wanna see at all. This is going to be quite an interesting topic to discuss for sure.

At it's core, originally compilation games were getting more games for cheaper. It was perfect among jump starting your video game collection. Just going by 2020-2025 I played some truly fantastic games. Some of these even became among my absolute favorite games ever!!! There's a very clear difference between bundles and compilation games.

Bundles is simply every game included you must install separately. Now there do exist some compilation games you gotta buy games for. But those can actually play all the games. I know a bit confusing I apologize. I can assure you a few truly decent compilation games can go a rather long way. Personally I prefer a solid connection for them.

Either made by the same company/indie developers. They don't have to be the same genre. I do like to have some variety within the game play myself. A lot of them either sticks to one platform or attempts a few of them. Both sides of this has their advantages. Compilations that sticks to one platform. The developers has a much easier time fully emulating all the games included.

Compilations emulating games from multiple platforms are tricker. Depending on which platforms they're emulating from. This is more difficult to carefully pull off in comparison. When I gave praise to compilations doing that I do truly mean it. On one side you directly appeal to a particular fan base. Either of a particular franchise or an gaming platform.

A great example of this was Sega Genesis Classics. Which has over fifty Genesis games or slightly more in Steam version. In vice versa, it's a higher demand. You get an handful of platforms to a lot of them like Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection coming out this Friday. There's extra pressure to nail the emulation of every game included.

Obviously every gaming platform differs in many ways especially through emulation. It's like they work at different frequencies maybe that's a bit too deep. The amount of games sometimes doesn't matter much. The lowest amount to be considered an compilation game is two games. Which is pretty compare even by today's standards.

I considered these the easy compilation games to make. Not meant to directly disrespect companies doing it either. For a smaller, decent amount of games collections. It's not the amount but rather the overall ratio that truly matters. You want enough of them to feel satisfied. A good example being Swords & Souls Legacy Collection.

You get five flash games that felt complete together. Now missing a game or two could heavily impact this. Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection lacked Budokai 2. Suddenly it's not an complete collection. Having that ratio is critical for finding great compilation games. Personally want the bonus content especially never seen before stuff.

This has little impact on them. At the same time, a lot of it ends up being pretty sweet stuff. Achievement/trophy hunting notably differs. Some of them doesn't include something for every game included. Just like the extra content has little impact on the overall experience. What truly does matter is emulation done right.

Also if they offer any changes to the game play. Which could be a double edge sword. Depending on the games within the compilation. Some changes could make it a bit more enjoyable or a bit easier. For some compilations, this actually could take away a lot from the experience. It really depends which games are included honestly.

Sometimes they add in some cool alternative modes. Even if some of them aren't well executed. Let's take X Challenge mode from either Mega Man X Legacy Collection game for an example. On paper, you take on two bosses at once was a great idea. Unfortunately, a lot of bosses aren't presented. Also the only real major different between the two similar compilation games.

Every third boss fight of a set was different that's it. In other words, this mode ended up as a huge disappointment. The first Mega Man Legacy Collection game had challenges that goes between the Mega Man classic games. Now majority of the challenges I played doing that was well executed. Sometimes they can't include everything for several reasons.

Either the team couldn't emulate particular platforms or legal issues or the company said no. The last being companies ultimately approves to teams making these compilation games. Which available games gets in as well as what doesn't make the cut at all. Again Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is a good example of that.

Some retro compilations mostly Digital Eclipse does additional games through paid DLCs. Honestly, I'm okay paying for a few games especially SNES Aladdin game. If there wasn't all additional games deal I wouldn't be happy about it. Majority of compilation games are finalized lineup games. A large number of them are reasonably prices.

A lot of them are notably smaller in size from bigger sized video games. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection & Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics respectively. Quite luckily, every company involved wanted to deliver everything!!! This is quite rare for licensed compilation games.

Both of those are among the golden standard compilation games. Right now TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection is the best higher game count compilation game I ever played!!! It's possible to make crazier amount compilation games to work. Just don't expect it to be like that you won't be disappointed. This might be a me thing you gotta be able to play through all the games included.

Some compilation games gives you more than enough to achieve doing that!!! I absolutely loved a new game debuts through these as well. A great example being Haunted Castle Revisited through Castlevania Dominus Collection. The same Castlevania compilation has the original Arcade version among the worst Castlevania games I ever played!!!

Then you play the new version wow it's truly great stuff!!! Suddenly I'm thankful that's in the same compilation game as well. I wouldn't had that wow factor without it. Some of these made games that bad playable is quite an statement. Just imagine how much better some of the finest video games within compilation games became.

Either you have a mostly short length compilation meaning all the included games aren't long at all. Some of them can be quite lengthy in comparison. I even felt some of those could justify not having additional stuff to still do well on their own. I know some expects some huge bugs to get fix. Honestly, if any bug that could freeze your game or cause it to crash.

Those bug fixes I deeply welcomed. Compilation games kept getting more amazingly overtime. Digital Eclipse broke new ground with it's revolutionary documentary style. Which also in the upcoming MK game as well. This also became a better method to properly bring back classic video games. I do appreciate the same teams making several compilation games.

Compared to kept swapping em out for Mega Man Legacy Collection games. Seriously what's the deal with that Capcom? I think another notable factor is this heavily represents. Retro gaming simply had games holding up better or at least ended up being more interesting than a lot of newer games. Aspects of both heavily represented within compilation games.

I wanna be clear I didn't get into compilation games because of budgets. No a lot of them instantly gotten my interest. Majority of them were quite amazing video games. Once in a while I'll run into Zombies Ate My Neighbors + Ghoul Patrol situation. I don't wanna say cash grab just everything was notably off overall.

An small handful of games collections can be truly amazing stuff. Now finding actual decent higher games amount compilations is difficult. Some of those simply has too many games for you to properly focus. Which also deeply impacts the ratio you'll need to enjoy em. I felt both Capcom Arcade Stadium games were amazing despite some issues.

There's also compilation games with many similar games included. Like half the first Capcom Fighting Collection was Darkstalkers series. Mostly two of them with every Arcade alternative versions. Stuff like this heavily depends if you're that into the franchise or not. Personally I absolutely love Darkstalkers a lot I'm fine with it.

Some also could criticize TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection that also plays into that. Same with Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics to a degree as well. Yet I felt those compilation games justified themselves for that not really being an issue. Of course, depending what's included could bring back a lot of nostalgia.

You would be quite surprised how content filled games within many compilation games truly are? We're talking virtually mind blowing stuff. Even considering bigger RPG games that's packed with content. I could argue a lot of compilation games I played beats those by a ridiculous amount of content. I know some view compilation games as budget games nothing more.

More recently, compilation games became a great way to properly bring back many franchises. Even compilation games that isn't from the same franchise. But so happened to be developed and published by the same companies is also quite often. A good example being Sega Vintage Collection games. Sadly you can't buy any of these compilation games anymore.

Yes four out of five represented particular franchises. There was one that had three random Sega classics packaged together. It had Alex Kidd in Miracle World on Sega Master System. It also included Hang-On on Arcade and The Revenge of Shinobi on Sega Genesis respectively. Three vastly different Sega games from three platforms in one collection was rather unexpected for it's time.

This is why a company connection ends up being critical as well. Without that connection don't expect your compilation games to do well. People often forget so many games included in these compilation games. Realistically cost a ridiculous amount of money for just the actual cartridges/disc. Not to mention, Arcade cabinets can be pretty expensive.

Compilation games actually saves you a mind blowing amount of money you may not even realize. I do also appreciate being able to pause Arcade games. An easier save/load system could go a long way. Two remastered compilations from Nightdive truly brought those classics back. They even added newer levels to spice things up.

Another thing is compilation games for the most part comes out on most platforms. You have no excuse not owning any of them. You might prefer one game at a time. You technically could do that with compilation games to a degree. Plus you can switch to another game when you're ready. A lot of them also includes soundtracks to all games included.

Which is rather nice you just wanna listen to music. Some of them goes out their way to make amazing intros. It's not often I see them have fun with the ending credits. The more recent of that I seen was Castlevania Dominus Collection. Compilation games became a great way to attempt getting into other platforms you may never played before.

For me trying to remember every platform across every compilation game I played. We're talking a rather long list of platforms no joke. It's perfect you want a more clear idea what to like from some platforms. You also need to realize some newer versions of video games aren't great. Which could cause people to not buy anymore compilation games.

Honestly most of the games I played through em been very decent quality. Sega Classics Collection mostly had two versions of Columns while everything else wasn't great. Sega also had issues with Sonic Origins Plus as well. Which was rather disappointing being it's main flagship franchise. In some cases, you gotta pick and choose which versions you like the most?

For me, a great example indirectly involves an compilation game. I wasn't happy with the newer version of Duke Nukem 3D for many reasons. I actually greatly prefer Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition way more. Sometimes it's the little things that ends up making the biggest differences. Especially if you're going by nostalgia alone.

Compilation games quickly became one of my most demanded genres. It easily could represent so many genres depending on which games included. A true gamer would welcome such an unique experience. Load times is virtually non existent even before they focus on cutting it down in newer video games. It's so easy to marathon a great compilation game for hours nonstop.

The insane amount of work that goes into a lot of these is really impressive stuff!!! It's hard to make over ten games compilations enjoyable. Let's be honest, it's possible to like bigger amounts compilation games. In all honestly, it's up to you. If you truly wanna attempt getting into all those video games. Rare Replay may had a couple games needed to be installed outside the compilation.

Not to mention, those same games had to exclusively be played outside it altogether. You still have two ways to playing em. Either by default if they're installed just select the one you wanna play. You also could select to play em through Rare Replay as well. Rare Replay may actually have too much content for an compilation game honestly.

To be fair, Rare Replay is such a great compilation game despite it's flaws. Some of the later Xbox 360 games lags from emulation to a degree. Battletoads Arcade has getting freeze during the final boss fight issue. I still felt it's easily among the best thirty games compilations I ever played!!! I also love they put some effort into the games selection screen.

Some of them are quite amazing stuff as well. Like TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection does this cool comic book style. Compilation games are already holding up better than actual newer video games. Which is both sad and brutal honestly really disappointing!!! I also love upon looking at the games you see game play or other cool stuff from the games.

They don't need to label years of release. Although I do welcome it on some occasions. I also liked when they specify which platform that game being emulated from. A lot of compilations I played does that. Some of them don't which is fine by now. I strongly felt eventually you'll find the right compilation game you can not stop playing!!!

I especially love you see how much some companies cares for their own franchises. When you see such a lackluster overall presentation in an compilation game. You're in for a rather terrible time. You want the compilation games given proper care. I played enough compilation games to fill up some of my digital gaming collections.

In some cases, unavoidably you'll get some that has a few famous bad games. A lot of them also has games that's rather not known by a lot of people. My best advice is if you try em. Try to find a game or two you like within the compilation games you're playing. This is always a great way to know. If you may actually end up loving it or being roughly 50/50 or not liking it at all.

There's no fourth option here. The main reason I often go for compilation games. I simply wanna play a lot of games I missed out on. Especially a few series thanks to compilation games I'm now into. Castlevania and Mega Man X to name a few. Just when you thought you never play em. A compilation game with em comes out instantly getting your attention.

It's almost like an kid at an candy store. I hope their parents doesn't buy em too much candy lol. Compilation games is a great way to better understand. Yourself as well as which game genres you enjoy more? I especially love compilation games with so many genres it's insanity!!! I do see parts of the gaming future being more great compilation games coming out.

Atari 50 already changed the world. If the gaps kept getting shorter overtime. This obviously means more gamers gotten into compilation games as I predicted. I rather spend an hundred dollars on a few compilation games than one huge newer video game not sorry GTA VI. Honestly, I'm deeply thankful for compilation games in general. 

My thoughts on Hong Kong 2097

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, I remembered before James reviewed Hong Kong 97. It was one of my biggest requests for the show. This is the stuff of legends, easily one of the worst Nintendo games in history. Out of no where Hong Kong 97 getting a sequel after all these years. I actually got a lot to say about this.

Hong Kong 2097 actually coming to Steam. I watched the trailer I almost was left speechless. Even considering Steam allowed Big Rigs onto their service earlier this year. For those not familiar with the original Super Famicom game. It was an endless shooter game that had a parody of an actual person being the solo boss character.

The story was mind blowing not in terms being something truly amazing. Unless you consider racism within the story. All of it is greatly exaggerated to begin with. Hong Kong 97 was a game that supposedly barely gotten sold from stores. Up till this sequel was their only video game. The background kept changing with stuff that should've gotten them sued.

There's the famous Coca Cola background. Such poorly animated well everything honestly. Some of it doesn't even belongs in the game at all. They even used a real picture of a dead person in the game. I forgot where on the internet that confirmed it. The story was about reviving an China leader as an ultimate weapon.

In a rather unusual yet mess up way Wolfenstein. Let's be honest, the original game never made sense. They even used images of both Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee. Who actually knew each other in real life. The story stated Chin aka unofficial Chan character wiped out the population of China. Don't worry I'm slowly getting to the sequel shortly.

I have to do the build up to help those reading this. Hong Kong 97 was a game that should've never gotten released at all. There's no real ending you simply keep playing until you die to get game over. Now Hong Kong 2097 trailer was among the most ridiculous video game trailers I seen all year. To clarify I seen some crazy video game trailers this year.

Very quickly I noticed parodies of several memes in the game. They attempted to mimic the look as well as the game play of the original game. Some aspects seem to be a little better while the rest actually made worst. Possibly on purpose for all I know. Nothing in the trailer made any real sense. I expect no less to a game that's a sequel to Hong Kong 97!!!

I mean wow I actually seen worst looking Steam games than this. It's possible that's the entire point a sequel to such a legendary bad video game. Hong Kong 2097 I can't imagine how over the top the story going to be. Especially after what Hong Kong 97 previously given us. They are even bringing back the famous bad theme song as well.

The same song hid within another song in either version of The Angry Video Game Nerd 2 game. Yeah one of the shortest, weirdest video game songs ever!!! I thought Bubsy 3D coming back was mind blowing. Well congratulations we're getting a sequel to Hong Kong 97 the same year!!! It's pure insanity they gotten the original people involved with this!!!

What's next CrazyBus gets the "Good Edition" treatment. Here's one of my favorite underrated quotes from the movie Bad Santa that sums it all up. "I hope not that would be the end of the human race!!!" It's kinda impressive this actually happening!!! This may jump start a new era of bad games. Yeah let's keep making sequels or remakes to those games good idea!!!

The backgrounds are even more wtf than anything else. There's suppose to be five stages I bet that's a lie!!! Honestly, this trailer nearly broke me. Which is really saying a lot it's that difficult for my mind to accept. I wish someone punch me in the face to confirm if this is real or not. I wouldn't be surprise Steam quickly removed the game.

Steam didn't previously allow Plumbers Don't Wear Ties on their service. Which further bags the question, what exactly is their quality control here? Hong Kong 2097 already sounds Chin survived an thousand years yet looks exactly the same somehow!!! I knew I needed an rant entry once in awhile.

I really wasn't expecting this though. I'm more curious if there's going to be a price or simply make the game free. Obviously by making it free the entire world can experience it. Who in their right mind wanna pay for this? I felt better going for Beat 'Em Up Collection. Yes even with Sword of Sodan included another famous bad game.

They made this more into a bullet hell game. Bullet hell are games with ridiculous amount of projectiles. They can get rather repetitive at times. I actually prefer 2D shoot 'em up a little more. If this were a parody video instead. I wouldn't had to write this blog entry. There's a chance I could've just laugh a little.

Unfortunately it's a real game coming out in December. I want Blood: Refreshed Supply bury it!!! I know I'm not suppose to take such games seriously. But this is a follow up to such a bad video game. It's ridiculous this is the world we live in. Even Duke: Nuclear Winter the bad Duke 3D expansion way better!!!

Hong Kong 97 was truly one of a kind from it's era. I can't say the same about it's sequel with many indie video games. I probably have a lot more fun recreating this game within Garry's Mod!!! I'm also curious how the meeting to make this game possible went. Everything about this bags too many questions with too little answers!!!

Hong Kong 2097 is like Dracula 2000. Oh okay let's do Dracula 3000!!! Both aren't great Dracula movies just in case anyone was wondering. I wouldn't be surprise that's exactly how the title happened. I felt flash games in 2010s was more exciting than this!!! No disrespect towards anyone who made those games in that era.

How do you make a sequel to a game with no real ending? Did Chin somehow became frozen? Then his body was found just like Captain America!!! There's no way he just survived like normal. There do exist a few people that made it to their nineties in real life. Can you imagine if someone lived an thousand years?

They wouldn't be capable of doing anything themselves anymore. Yet we're suppose to believe Chin can fight off an entire population once again? As previously stated neither of these games makes any sense!!! I would like to end things by saying the following. "What we have here is failure to communicate!!!"

My thoughts on Golden Joystick Awards 2025 (Best Early Access Game award)

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, I know already doing a follow up blog to my previous thoughts on Golden Joystick Awards 2025. There is a rather interesting reason for it though. Following that post I did look more into some of the games nominated. In particular, the nominees for Best Early Access Game award.

I haven't played any of them at all. Early Access program mostly for indie developers. Allows their unfinished video games on Steam. Occasionally update their games while sticking close with their communities. Every single game nominated for this award actually seems like something I wanna play. Some of them already made ridiculous amount of money despite being unfinished.

I plan to give my thoughts on all the nominees. Saving my actual vote last probably to keep you guessing lol. I'm glad Golden Joystick Awards has more indie theme awards than the other similar award shows. Especially indie developers kicking bigger game companies butts right now. Deep down we all love the underdogs.

1. skate.

This is the newest entry in Skate series. I actually never played any of them myself. All I know off hand is it's a popular skateboarding game series. This also was a free game with some additional stuff you could get. I wouldn't expect such a game be a part of Early Access program. Not to disrespect it or anything either.

Compared to the rest of the nominees it wasn't that interesting to me. I know it from a recent GrayStillPlays video. It's possible this might be out doing the newer Tony Hawk game. Which also gotten nominated in another award. Honestly, there isn't that much to say about it. Just surprised it's a free game.

2. Grounded 2

This is a follow up to Grounded. I haven't played either of them. The concept is a small group of kids gotten shrunken down to the size of ants. They work together to survive insects. I will give some credit the game looks interesting. Honestly, there isn't much else directly pulling me in. I do consider it a bit more interesting than skate. though.

In a way it has an unfair advantage since it's a sequel to a popular game. I still think since all of them are within Early Access program. It's still fair game in that regard. I do think Grounded 2 has some interesting stuff going for it despite that. Personally I find the rest of the nominees more interesting in comparison.

3. White Knuckle

Some may know it from a few Markiplier videos. This is an intense horror climbing game. This concept already more interesting than the last two I talked about. The unique art style pops along with the environment. It's a popular speed running game. You don't know what obstacles could be in your path.

You're constantly climbing or jumping your way upwards. You gotta adapt on the fly to get far. Not only that White Knuckle somehow works amazingly well. I will confess I usually don't think climbing games interesting. This particular one actually peak my interest a lot. I do think the final version going to explode in a great way.

4. Schedule 1

I know some view this as a GTA clone. This actually among drug dealer simulator style games. The goal of the game is having a successful drug empire. I was quite surprise all the possible stuff you could do in it. This has more content than you would expect from an Early Access game. It's actually possible to get into the millions through gambling.

Some criticize it because the game similar to Drug Dealer Simulator I'm serious. Yes there's some GTA aspects to the game. I gotta be honest this game blew my expectations. They recently added a new section to the map. I felt in it's current direction. The finished version going to be absolutely amazing!!!

5. 9 Kings

This is a rather unique concept for a game. I actually wanna play this myself. 9 Kings is a rogue-like army theme game. You pick one of several kings to play as. Each king has their own advantages. Just as you expect from other games in the genre. You can constantly level up to get some crazy upgrades.

Considering Vampire Survivors with a few other games killing it right now. This stands out enough from those games. This is rather ambitious to do it in putting armies against each other. I will give them a lot credit they really pulled it off!!! 9 Kings has an insane level of depth to it. I actually felt this going to change the genre in a huge way.

I actually seen some truly mind blowing videos. I would even dare to say among the most ridiculous of that style games I ever seen!!! You get a lot of ground to work with from the beginning. Honestly, I can't believe this game works this insanely well!!! I really want to see how amazing the final version going to be!!!

6. R.E.P.O. (My vote)

To clarify something no I didn't vote in last year's Golden Joystick Awards. I found out not long after I voting. Lethal Company won Best Early Access Game award. Which R.E.P.O. has some similarities to. I actually voted for it because the art design was interesting. You go around randomly generated locations to loot stuff.

There's plenty of creatures you could run into. This is meant to be a co-op game. Although I recently seen someone doing levels by themselves. You earn money following levels to spend money on upgrades. This is a rather unique co-op horror game. I am amaze this isn't even an finished game. From what I was seeing this was quite impressive.

As far I'm aware of there's no true end to the game. I don't know if there might be plans to change that or not. What I do know is it's such a massive hit on Steam. I like the actual look of the characters you play as. This is such an unique experience. I really do hope R.E.P.O. wins the award. Regardless this is among a long list of games I would love to play eventually.

Conclusion

Indie developers kept impressing me over the years. I really wish I would've notice them way sooner. Especially among seeing some of these games nominated here. Some of which are truly amazing video games. It's rather kind to have an award for games not even finished. But thousands if not more are enjoying the hell out of.

Maybe it isn't about how complete games needs to be. But rather how truly fun and in depth they possibly could get. Which is very true with every game nominated for this award. I really didn't expect my interest to explode among looking into these games. Honestly, I would consider playing all of them.

I think 9 Kings and Schedule 1 has the highest chances beating out R.E.P.O. Then again I haven't played any of these!!! I don't really know their respective communities at all. For all I know I might've voted for the most unlikely to win the award. At the same time, I do wish all of them luck. Indie developers are the future of gaming.

My Top 5 Most Wanted Games to Come Back through GOG

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, here's an idea I been considering for awhile now. Earlier this year GOG changed their Wishlist system. Into a direction I really preferred a lot more. A lot of people including me left comments on many games. We all wish could eventually return through GOG in some form.

I figured the best course of action would be me discussing games with my five highest upvoted comments. They don't allow you to vote on your own comments. I won't give numbers because these games with some beneath em often gets more votes. Let's be honest, if I take too long writing this.

I may have to swap one of the originally planned games out. I will confirm this the top two most upvoted comments are notably higher than the rest. Now that speaks volumes how much people loved those comments. I have officially played all five games I'll be discussing shortly here.

Eventually I would like to do the flip side. Top 5 Games I put on their Wishlist with the most votes soon. Right now I'm waiting for a bigger gap between the sixth and fifth most voted game. Otherwise, it's a different kind of surprise. I don't think it'll caught your attention like this though.

5. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

Back when I had an PlayStation 3. I gotten to play Metal Gear Solid 4. Later on, I let an friend play a lot of the game. Easily, one of my absolute favorite Metal Gear games. There's a rumor they might include the game in an upcoming Metal Gear compilation game.

At this moment it's stuck being an PS3 exclusive game. Which really sucks considering how damn great that game was. It was a near flawless Metal Gear game. The perfect conclusion to everything Solid Snake went through. Of course, I really want this Metal Gear game to come back soon.

4. Scarface: The World Is Yours

This might come as a huge surprise to some people. I did play some games similar to Grand Theft Auto series outside Saints Row series. One of my favorites among those was Scarface: The World Is Yours. It's essentially an what if sequel to the classic movie.

Al Pacino didn't reprise the role. He did help selected whoever gets to play the character. I felt this had a good balance of realism with some aspects not so much. There was a surprisingly great story. Even with it's flaws, it was quite a decent licensed game.

3. Saints Row (original)

I know a game I often talked a lot about. The short version is you could only play this on Xbox consoles. Most of the series reached PC bags the question. Is it possible for the original Saints Row game to get an official PC port or not? Volition already shut down making things more questionable.

This was a great game that improved in many ways from GTA series. A great story you could swap between rival gang's story lines. Some great rewards you could unlock. A good level of challenge at times. A good soundtrack for an early Xbox 360 game that held up amazingly well.

Three great games but only two had more upvoted comments by huge amounts. By now you may have a few ideas. Which two games I could be discussing? Both of these following games really meant so much to me. I would drop everything to buy em as soon as they become available on GOG I'm dead serious!!! Both of them are that damn great.

2. The Simpsons: Hit & Run

Earlier this year, I reviewed The Simpsons: Hit & Run. A truly fantastic licensed GTA clone that holds up incredibly well. This really felt just like the show in nearly every aspect. There's some rather cool mods as well. Right now there's an Futurama mod. A full recreation of Futurama show in the style of that Simpsons game.

This really had a lot of fan service for it's time. So many great references to the show. They recreated GTA but also made it their own. Some great jokes with rememberable voice overs. There's plenty of surprises to keep playing this game. People want this a ridiculous amount more than The Simpsons Game there.

1. Silent Hill 3

I confess Silent Hill 3 is among my favorite Silent Hill games. I always deeply respected this SH game. You get plenty of great unlockables. The story works well enough to keep you caring. Some great puzzles you won't forget. I like some of the bosses as well. I always liked the art design to a degree. The characters are all rememberable.

They somehow even further with the concept. There's some cool tricks not a lot of people knows. I always get a bit creep out by the enemies. The soundtrack is absolutely amazing!!! Not only that, this was among the scariest PS2 games I ever played!!! SH3 surprisingly had a decent PC port. Which was mind blowing due to how Konami regularly went about porting em to PC not great in comparison.

Four of the five games I deeply miss playing. I currently got the original Saints Row on Xbox Series X. I still felt the PC fans would enjoy it. Yeah three of these games are similar to GTA series. Yet all of them stands out enough on their own. Silent Hill 3 is a truly amazing horror game. Metal Gear Solid 4 is possibly one of the greatest video games ever made!!!

Darkenstein 3D (2025) review

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, today a particular free FPS game came out. I saw a few trailers with the launch trailer earlier today. I was curious to see if the game worth playing or not. It's one of those homage FPS games with a more humorous side. Darkenstein 3D was quite a surprise!!!

Darkenstein 3D (2025)

Darksenstein 3D about a hobo trying to get his dog from the Nazis I'm not kidding. I played an handful of FPS games with a similar plot. Mostly Postal 2 that's pretty offensive compared to this game. You get a good variety of weapons. He's a hobo with a shotgun!!!

Look I had to do the joke. There's a movie called Hobo with a Shotgun surprisingly decent as well. This is heavily inspired by Wolfenstein series. It actually felt like an actual Wolfenstein game. You get a few decisions that impacts some stuff in the levels. You got to collect two keys often.

This also references Duke Nukem mostly in lines. The last few levels being Serious Sam inspired. You even get to explore a similar huge location that's well hidden. It kinda reminded me the last level of Serious Sam: The First Encounter. There's some funny jokes in the game.

I absolutely loved the gore to a degree. You could get lost in the levels. There's plenty of ammo with so many enemies. Not Serious Sam amount of them though. Your dog suddenly falls into a portal reminded me of Postal 2: Paradise Lost. When the Postal Dude's ex wife grabbed your dog Champ before going further into hell.

Now I don't know if that inspired it or not. I didn't expect much from an free FPS game. I was quite surprised it ended up being very decent. Well designed levels that truly felt like real Wolfenstein levels. You can collect similar stuff to Wolfenstein 3D. There's a few bosses that all required you to do something.

Before you can damage them thankfully it's not exclusively using explosive weapons. Yes I am looking at you Duke Nukem Forever!!! I felt Return to Castle Wolfenstein was this game's biggest inspiration. I couldn't stop comparing this to that as I was playing the game.

I love this guy you play as he's called Hobo Guy in the ending credits. Some of the things he says I almost don't know what to say lol. The soundtrack was a little better than I expected as well. My biggest issue I hope they fix it soon. I kept getting this movement glitch that limited your movements to a degree.

Otherwise I didn't have anything more serious. In fact, Darkenstein 3D played incredibly well on my computer. I also notice some secrets were inspired by the original Quake. The famous after you activate an switch. There's another one you gotta find then activate to unlock a secret area.

I felt the most annoying enemies are scientists with an experimental weapon. Also snipers when you can't hit em with a long range weapon. I kept comparing this to UnMetal for a few reasons. You also could get a rat to throw at enemies. They actually shown this in every trailer.

This sorta felt like a weird mix of FPS classics that somehow came together. None of the levels are alike a huge positive I have. There's thirteen levels I started wishing it had more. There's no boring moment in this game whatsoever. I guess I'll reveal the main antagonist you probably already figured it out by now.

The final boss so happens to be Hitler in a mech. Obviously a reference to his Wolfenstein 3D boss fight. One of my favorite mess up moments is Hobo Guy kicked Hitler's head off sent it flying a good distance. The game has a little more following the final boss fight.

Like Wolfenstein 3D, you get a few lifes. You could find some extra lifes as well. Check points has a particular icon you can go through to activate them. Thankfully if you die, enemies you killed stay dead. You can't save often to get around things either.

The campaign itself is a few hours long. I personally had a great time from start to finish. In most aspects, Darkenstein 3D was a truly fantastic game. I also loved the rat talks to a degree in the game. No he isn't Master Splinter either. Although that could've been a great joke if they had an sewer level.

I already was surprised by I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream's newer version gotten onto GOG. Now I have yet another indie FPS game I really enjoyed. Honestly, a few of them I played this year. Easily among my favorites in recent years.

Games like this is why I been respecting indie developers more than big game companies. I easily would've paid $19.99 maybe $24.99 for this game. The fact this game is free virtually mind blowing. This plays just as great as similar FPS games around those prices.

You get a weird time traveling hippie chick as your biggest ally. Let's be honest, who expects an hobo to take on Nazis? I mean of course why not add in an hippie to this madness!!! Again this guy has the option to throw a rat at Nazis. I think that speaks for itself.

I know there's suppose to be Doom inspiration in this. I kinda gotten confused regarding that because of Wolfenstein. Not a lot of people knows this. Some Wolfenstein games involves other plains of existence. Spear of Destiny with it's mission packs had hell at the end of all those campaigns.

Even Wolfenstein 3D had undead soldiers. Doom obviously had a few similar enemies. The closest aspect I did think of Doom when I saw it was a few locations with lava. Doom also involved portals to hell. Which easily could've been inspired by Half-Life as well.

I know some of the enemies were notably inspired by Half-Life. I also liked you can increase your max health. Finding particular stuff increases your health over your max. At one point I had around over eight hundred HP no joke. Darkenstein 3D clearly earned my respect after fully played it.

I knew very early on I was going to love this. I felt for the most part the difficulty was well balanced. I actually enjoyed getting achievements I wasn't even going for lol. Sometimes you just wanna play the game. Then you end up getting a lot of achievements/trophies.

Darkenstein 3D was well worth the wait. This is how you properly bring back that nostalgia. At the same time adding in your own twist to spice it up. Honestly, it's a game you don't expect to work this well. Can I be honest I actually had more fun than the newer Wolfenstein games.

No disrespect towards MachineGames except for Wolfenstein: Youngblood. In the words of Mr. Horse, "No sir, I don't like it." I do prefer a more classic Wolfenstein experience than those. Darkenstein 3D kept me going for hours. A good variety of enemies that kept things interesting.

They nailed this perfectly I'm impressed. You do have the option to buy the soundtrack on Steam. There's a huge chance I'm going to in the near future. I also gotta mention the attack dogs loves to jump at ya. I will give this developer credit. None of the bosses were alike.

The regular enemies differs enough on their own. The weapons differ for a more unique FPS experience. There's a few cut scenes in the game. Alright I gotta mention this about Hitler. How he talks at all kept reminding me of G.I. Joe cartoon version of Cobra Commander.

I almost expected Hitler to say, "Hail Cobra!!!" LOL on a more serious note I felt the perfect overall ratio on everything. Just imagine if Rise of the Triad influence was in a sequel. I would be interested in someone making an FPS game. Heavily inspired by Hexen, Quake II and Shogo respectively.

I actually felt this looked and sound better than Shogo. Darkenstein 3D suddenly made a hobo into someone you really don't wanna mess with. Just like the guy in Hobo with a Shotgun movie. I don't even know if the developer seen that movie or not.

You do get to fully see Hobo Guy late into the guy. He did reminded me of Joe Baker from Resident Evil 7's End of Zoe. Both of them were going through hell to rescue someone they cared about. Darkenstein 3D should be treated as it's own classic.

This game was truly amazing at what it does. Free or not, I still felt like I spend every penny. I gotta ask my wife for a few cents lol. She'll probably say I never had any in the first place. Darkenstein 3D was a great FPS game. I easily could recommend this to a lot of people.

One of my favorite aspects was constantly kept finding secrets. A lot of it's influences shows in those secrets as well. My favorite weapon was easily the shotgun!!! No seriously this was one of the finest shotguns in FPS games I ever played!!!

Darkenstein 3D speaks volumes in it's greatness. I wouldn't even change a single major thing about the game at all. You can customize the controls, I chosen not to. I do try to respect the original control set up. I wasn't used to right mouse button being grenades or throwing the rat.

There were times by accident I press it to throw grenades I didn't wanna threw. When you finish most of the levels. It's similar to several FPS games. 100% in a few categories being the best you could do. Honestly, Darkenstein 3D came out at a great time a couple days before Halloween.

I'm glad it wasn't a trick. We actually gotten something worth calling a treat. This is great for people wanting more Wolfenstein games. Darkenstein 3D was in all honest way better than I possibly could've imagined. Here's a free game truly worth your time to play.

One Fact about Treehouse of Horror episodes 1-35

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, I'm still quite happy from watching the newest Treehouse of Horror episode. I figured to do a topic an YouTuber already done a few weeks ago. I'll reveal one fact about every previous Treehouse of Horror episodes. People wonder why a lot of Simpsons fans are obsessed with these episodes lol.

I will try to find how a few Simpsons wiki written the following facts I chosen. For once I won't be writing in my typical style. But I made sure majority of these facts are quite interesting. A lot of this I didn't even know prior to starting to write either. I am quite excited for Halloween after all.

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The original Treehouse of Horror episode that's set in a treehouse predated Ernest Scared Stupid by one year. Which also had Ernest built a treehouse.

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Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart, also played a character in the "It's a Good Life" segment of Twilight Zone: The Movie. Officially the third segment in that horror anthology movie. Which The Bart Zone directly parodying in the episode.

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According to episode writer Al Jean. The episode had obstacles including colors usage. 6 weeks left the episode was subjected to a complete overhauled in South Korea. Approximately changing 100 lines.

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When the episode originally aired former president Nixon was still alive. Following his passing six months later. At the time, reruns of the episode were altered removing Nixon's line of "I'm not dead yet." Suddenly making the Devil's response to that not make sense.

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The title Nightmare Cafeteria is based off the short lived TV series, Nightmare Cafe.

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The episode came out a year after ReBoot but a year before Transformers: Beast Wars. Both were animated by a Canadian animation studio named Mainframe.

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The first Treehouse of Horror episode to double as a season premiere.

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Technically, Homer's "That sounds like witch talk to me, Lisa" was correct because if Marge was a witch, then Lisa would be part witch (and in the witch trials, a girl like Lisa would likely be accused because she is a "free thinking" girl).

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The cough gag featured Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees sitting together five years before Freddy vs. Jason was released. Englund also reprised the role in that cough gag.

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Ironically, less than a month after the episode aired and featured Comic Book Guy as The Collector, another plot which involved an antagonistic collector who controversially collected valuable items would be shown in Toy Story 2. The collector in the film, identified as Al, also bore partial physical resemblance to Comic Book Guy as well. However, Al would not be in pursuit of a bride and was only shown obsessed with collecting a few highly valuable Woody's Roundup Gang toys, even going as far as to steal Woody after an offer to buy Woody failed.

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The original title of "G-G-Ghost D-D-Dad" was Shoved By an Angel.

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According to the DVD commentary, Carolyn Omine (the segment writer) had a difficult time writing "Wiz Kids", because only about four of the show writers had read Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. The rest of the writers didn't know of the book. Despite it's actual reception the author J. K. Rowling liked the segment.

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In the second segment, when the first Homer goes to the past, we would have seen Homer already since the future is not altered until somebody from the future goes back and alters it.

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The idea of a time-altering device that ends up breaking and freezing everybody (except for two people who continue to age normally{ was later done in "Meanwhile", the 2013 finale of Futurama.

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In the Gracie Films logo showed up Homer screams twice then when 20th Century Fox Television you can hear Homer screamed for the third time as soon as the episode ended.

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"I've Grown a Costume on Your Face" is similar to an issue of Simpsons Comics' Bartman, in which Itchy and Scratchy are brought to life through alien technology create a nuclear explosion which turns the Simpsons into costumed superheroes.

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After Homer eats some fat German men at an Oktoberfest, he remarks "Must eat more fat people. Thank God I live in America."

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Maggie doesn't appear in any segment in the episode.

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The first Treehouse of Horror in which Kang and Kodos doesn't speak.

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The episode was meant to show Hans Moleman's head squashed by a tire, but Fox said that it was too graphic so the scene moves away into glasses and gums with teeth.

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The answer to the puzzle on the Consternation box is "A Board Game Rip-Off."

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Homer, Marge and Maggie do not appear in the "In the Na'vi" segment.

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When Bart comes back to the time travel car, Mr. Burns and Smithers are walking on the sidewalk.

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The "Dead and Shoulders" storyline of was previously used in the "If Only I Had a Brain" segment of "Treehouse of Horror 2". It also was used in the Futurama episode "Put Your Head on My Shoulders."

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When the Pixar family of the Simpsons enter the house, CGI Homer is voiced by John Ratzenberger from any Pixar films.

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"Wanted: Dead then Alive" is one of the few Treehouse of Horror stories that's story- wise, isn't a parody or based on something in pop culture as it is centered around the idea of Bob successfully forfeiting his goal in murdering Bart.

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So far, this is one of the shortest titles for a Treehouse of Horror segment with six letters.

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The episode didn't air in Australia on 7mate due to the graphic scenes of cannibalism in "MMM...Homer".

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The last time Homer ignored a warning not to turn up a thermostat in a "Treehouse of Horror" episode was in the segment Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace from "Treehouse of Horror VI". In both cases caused the events of those stories to happen.

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Kodos is revealed to have "32 sexual identities", which also revealed that she has 32 different genders.

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Simpsons creator Matt Groening's other cartoon Futurama debuted a parallel universe in 2001, eight years before Family Guy's multi-verse which was featured in the 2009 episode "Road to the Multiverse." It also debuted 17 years before the multi-universes featured in the 2018 Spider-Man movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which "Into The Homer-verse" parodied.

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Kang breaks the fourth wall in the episode stating, "Hasn't there been enough death in this episode?"

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Other theme parks shown at the end of Simpsons World were Big Mouth Mountain, SpongeBob Sea, Futurama-Rama, Family Guy Town, Rick and Morty Universe, Bob's Burgers Land & South Park Park respectively. Every theme park shown was based on real animated sitcom shows.

1. Big Mouth

2. SpongeBob SquarePants

3. Futurama

4. Family Guy

5. Rick and Morty

6. South Park

7. Bob's Burgers

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This is the first Treehouse of Horror to get a "Viewer Discretion Is Advised" warning, because of all the blood in the episode.

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A brief cameo of the Raven from "The Raven" segment of the original Treehouse of Horror episode.

My thoughts on Treehouse of Horror 36

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, every year I look forward to watching the new Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror episodes. I previously given my thoughts on all the Treehouse of Horror episodes. Prior to the newest entry being Treehouse of Horror 36. I want to give my thoughts on that Halloween Simpsons episode.

Here is a link to my thoughts on Treehouse of Horror 1-34 down below...

https://jackred1989.blogspot.com/2024/08/my-thoughts-about-every-treehouse-of.html

Here is a link to my thoughts on Treehouse of Horror 35 down below...

https://jackred1989.blogspot.com/2024/11/my-thoughts-on-simpsons-treehouse-of.html 

Treehouse of Horror 36 (2025)

I will mention the beginning section done by a guest animator. Which is becoming more common within Treehouse of Horror episodes. The previous entry had Jorge R. Gutierrez the beginning section as well as the ending credits. This guest animator is Stan Kelly from The Onion. I have to clarify after doing some digging into him.

Kelly makes these parody political cartoons for his satire news show. He does a great job with his unique take for the intro section. Even Matt Groening cameos during this. I also loved they directly referenced the current season number as well. To be honest, this felt the weakest part of the entire Halloween episode.

At the same time, as unexpected it was I guess it's worked a little bit. I do prefer last year's intro animation by far!!! I will confirm beyond that intro you're really in for a great Halloween Simpsons episode. I guess they chosen to start in slow. Likely knowing these segments are going to hit ya like a truck!!!

Before I start talking about the main three stories. I really like the poster they created for this Treehouse of Horror episode. I actually felt this one pops a lot more than I expected. Easily among my favorites for Treehouse of Horror episodes from 2020s. Honestly, it's beautiful creative that tells you what insanity you're in for.

The first segment is The Last Days of Crisco. This is parodying The Blob again just done a little differently. The actual story more like The Last Thanksgiving from Thanksgiving of Horror episode. This creature steals lard from people's bodies effectively killing em. It may not sound scary but seeing what it does to people wow!!!

They actually has it's own parody poster it was great!!! They also parodying Jaws to a degree. Obviously I'm going to compare that aspect to a few Treehouse of Horror stories. Mostly likely Night of the Dolphin from Treehouse of Horror 9. It's similar to the gravy monster absorbing bones from it's victims.

I didn't expect to actually like this more than Married to the Blob from Treehouse of Horror 17. They actually had some rather decent jokes. The actual fat based monster was terrifying. It sorta reminded me of the ooze in the sewers of Ghostbusters 2 funny enough. Which also involved actions of people in a populated location.

In both cases, something beneath the town/city grew up notably larger. To the point, it's civilians became terrorized. This also had some brutal deaths. They even recreated the famous sink death scene from The Blob (1988 version). Surprisingly this is the first death in the segment we see. Of course, the mayor being a greedy prick caused a tragedy knowing this would greatly backfire on him.

The famous Homer with a hat theme catapult does make an appearance. Probably my favorite joke was the creature rips Moe apart not fully. Then the creature uses him like nunchakus. Oh come on I was really didn't expect to see that. At the same time, I did wondered how he still was alive. Not to mention, how amused I was the creature who could easily kill people does this!!!

This actually recreated what made the Blob so scary to people. They found a way to make it more Simpsons like than their last Blob parody. Personally I really enjoyed both those parodies a lot. I was more surprised Mr. Burns wasn't in any of these segments. Neither was the two aliens except their names appears on the twin girls' clothes later on.

You can tell they took time to make sure this was just right. This was a great one to kick things off with. This had the perfect when it needed to be funny. But also when it needed to be scary. Somehow they found the perfect balance for this!!! The protagonist isn't who you expect it to be either. I also gotta mention a lady kept saying the same line every time she shows up on screen was weird!!!

The second segment is Clown Night with the Devil. Yes they previously done a few stories with the Devil. Everyone knows The Devil and Homer Simpson from Treehouse of Horror IV. This time Ned isn't the Devil here. This is the second time someone sells their soul in an Treehouse of Horror story. In a way it's a spiritual successor to the famous Homer story.

I will give them credit what a twist at the end. We get to see Bart go to hell again. Personally my favorite of those was School is Hell in Treehouse of Horror 25. In both cases, Bart sent himself there. Of course they had to do an streaming job. This was quite a freaky Devil story for the show. Watching the Devil forced his way out of Ralph's body wow!!!

This is a parody of a movie called Late Night with the Devil. This one just an handful of it's description. I already knew what hell I was in for. It's one of those ideas I'm actually glad they went for!!! I also loved the Devil's appearance as well. This is why I love it when they have multiple writers for these Simpsons episodes.

This is easily the second best Devil story they ever done by far. This actually had some scary moments. Some rather painful deaths mostly from the Devil himself. I actually love this portrayal of the Devil a lot. I also gotta mention Homer's head gets forced up his butt. Which was rather unexpected when I first fully saw that moment.

I felt this is easily among the better recent Krusty stories in Treehouse of Horror episodes. They also parodied The Exorcist that gets interesting. In a way this also could be seen as a spiritual successor to The Exor-Sis from Treehouse of Horror 28. In that story Maggie gets possessed in a full Exorcist parody.

Then again that final story of the same Treehouse of Horror episode, MMM... Homer freaked me out more. Seriously how did Fox allowed this to aired? Clearly they have a thing for hell it shows. Honestly, I was surprised I actually liked this segment a lot. I actually felt this was well written. Some may criticize the pacing a bit which is understandable.

The final major segment is Plastic World. Some believed it to be a parody of the movie Waterworld. But actually parodying a newer Mad Max spin off movie instead. They didn't do well parodying Mad Max back in Treehouse of Horror 27. Then again that segment started as a parody of The Hunger Games. To be fair after I watched it I do see what they meant by that comparison.

I also love the ambitious animation angles for some of these Simpsons episodes. Just last year worked with the Robot Chicken team for Denim segment. Another unique animation style story they done I absolutely loved was Toy Gory. Treehouse of Horror 31 looked similar enough to Toy Story series.

At a point they swap from the regular animation to this plastic style animation. I always had some interest for shows that experiments with animation styles. A major reason why I love Robot Chicken so much!!! I actually was hyped for all three stories this year.

Lisa leads what was left of humanity. They found funny enough a particular store. They haven't shown on the show in a long time. Kwik-E-Mart with skeletons of Apu and Snake respectively. When the raiders led by her brother Bart shows up. I'm reminded me of Fahreinheit 451 story from Treehouse of Horror presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes.

Both stories involve a group trying to save what they needed. But an opposing group attempts to take it away. Then a huge twist with some of the other Simpsons characters became plastic people. Indirectly this was like a couple Treehouse of Horror stories mostly their zombie stories. The ending really speaks for itself it's amazing as well as unsettling at it's finest.

I would say they nailed Mad Max way better this time around. Some truly impressive animation as well. This was so ambitious they almost failed to had this Halloween episode on time. They literately recently finished the episode right before it aired true story. The first two sections were done months ago. I felt this one hit me the deepest by far.

This final segment kept throwing twists. Somehow each one landed perfectly rather than ruined everything else. Which was often the problem in newer Treehouse of Horror episodes. I also found some of my favorite jokes were in this segment. There's no question, I absolutely loved this segment a lot.

They ended with the perfect segment for this Halloween episode. Again that ending alone completely sold me on everything honestly. Considering it's the most ambitious animation wise it was great!!! I felt this had the best surprises out of the three segments by far. I kept being reminded me of a particular Futurama episode about trash.

Just in case you may not seen the episode I'm referencing. The people of Earth decided to put all their trash into a gigantic trash bag. Then sent this bag out to space which later caused an situation to happen. This was similar since most of the planet was covered in plastic. I guess they never heard of recycling lol.

Somehow the plastic Simpsons characters freaks me out. Parts of their movements was a bit freaky. I absolutely loved an spicey snack caused one of them to melt that's funny!!! The special effects when they melt was mind blowing!!! Yes Maggie cameos when you at least expect it. I also loved nuclear waste caused their transformations.

What's even crazier is in some way Bart dies in every segment of this Halloween episode. The last one occurred off screen but a statute possibly confirmed how he died briefly shown. This could be seen as a spiritual successor to Groundskeeper Willie getting axed. In every segment within Treehouse of Horror 5.

The ending segment has this footage that's slowly going backwards at an angle. You kept seeing plastic versions of several Simpsons characters. Stuff like this was truly amazing. I actually loved this Treehouse of Horror episode a lot. Easily one of the finest among 2020s Halloween episodes. The entire episode was amazingly well done!!!

Now the last thing is which segment was my favorite? My least favorite to be honest I loved all three of these stories myself. The worst regardless which I picked are all recommended to watch. I have to say Clown Night with the Devil. The shortest reason why is I simply had more reasons to like the other two segments more.

To be fair, it's ending was alright compared to how those ended. Other than the little things it was a great story. This is going to be difficult like Treehouse of Horror 35 last year. I really liked two of these segments a lot. I will confirm I do like this more than that Treehouse of Horror episode. Mostly not being crazy for The Information Rage.

Although the other two segments I absolutely loved with a huge passion. Exactly how I felt about these two particular segments. Ultimately what helped made this a bit easier. I decided my favorite segment was the hardest to predict. The one that gotten the most raw emotions out of me. Even if it's by a little bit I prefer Plastic World over The Last Days of Crisco.

The Last Days of Crisco also had some of my favorite jokes. But it also was the most predictable out of the three segments. You can tell they had a lot of fun with this Halloween episode. Plastic World from start to finish ends up being interesting. There's no boring moments at all with that story. Once again that ending was truly amazing!!!

This had the most obstacles going against it from how the entire Halloween episode was created. I really couldn't believe this delivered amazingly well!!! I would even dare to say among my favorite ending segments within 2020s Treehouse of Horror episodes. I am not kidding it's that damn great!!! I even felt it out done Denim from last year that I really enjoyed as well.

I also liked The Last Days of Crisco over it. Which I really wasn't expecting to either. I am not kidding both those segments were well done!!! This actually felt like the classic Treehouse of Horror episodes to a degree. Sure it's somewhat modernize but it still works amazingly well. I really did enjoy the hell out of watching this Halloween episode the first time really speaking volumes!!!

My thoughts on Capcom believing Resident Evil remake trilogy superior to the classic versions

Hello everyone I'm XboxClown89, I recently found out about a rather interesting statement from Capcom. It was during an interview with GOG. When Capcom stated Resident Evil remake trilogy to be superior. This upset a lot of Resident Evil fans. Possibly made some of them question to get Resident Evil Requiem or not.

I felt both Resident Evil trilogies has their strengths. Resident Evil 3 remake was simply cut down way too much. It had enough content to easily been an huge RE2 remake DLC. We don't even get The Mercenaries mini game at all!!! There's a few changes I did like. Sadly none of it was from the game play. I will be honest when I fully played RE3 classic through GOG.

I was really surprised how vastly different the two versions were. They removed a lot of what helped RE3 stand out. Like you get quick time decisions that impacts many things. An in depth creating later creating enhance variation of ammo. Several locations weren't used in the newer version at all. Even the police station now playing as Carlos was even shorter.

A lot of enemies gotten removed as well. We were lucky to get Drain Deimos in a particular section of the game. Originally you also had to deal with Brain Suckers!!! Nearly every insect enemy gone in the newer version. They even removed at some spots randomized what could be there. For example, it could be zombies to zombie dogs to crows even Nemesis himself.

Majority of the uniqueness RE3 classic had gone!!! Brad shows up a few times in the campaign. His final appearance being the missing RE2 remake zombie appearance. Although in this particular case it made more sense to do that. We actually get to see how Marvin gotten bitten. You could kill off Zombie Brad but you don't get gain anything this time though.

I also felt the newer version removal of Grave Digger played heavily into it's repetitive design. Majority of the bosses was Nemesis with the only possible exception. If you could call it one was Nicholai at the very end of the campaign. You got to time firing your shot then the game is over. This sucks compared to how he could've gotten killed in the original version.

He also had an optional helicopter boss fight. Which was kinda unique for it's time. Sure it's a huge pain to deal with. You also gotta realize they pulled this off on PlayStation 1. A little after Metal Gear Solid and Syphon Filter. Bosses like this were difficult to animate during this era of gaming. All those games are in 3D making it rather impressive.

I actually prefer the later Nemesis appearances in the classic version more. The version without armor with his tentacles exposed I loved that!!! Then among devouring some of a deceased Tyrant, Nemesis mutates. I always found this final form a bit weird. I do like both of his brains are showcased. You gotta fight him off while pushing stuff in to help with the rail gun.

Among defeating him you get two choices Nemesis dies regardless. Either you leave him behind to get nukem or directly finish him off in a rather sick cut scene. I wasn't a fan of the later appearances of Nemesis in the newer version. Suddenly, he became a huge monster that quickly runs away. Easily make long distance jumps reminding me of a few Metal Gear boss fights.

If anyone wondering which MG boss fights? Peace Walker had some AI weapons with some similar animations. I do prefer the final form of Nemesis in the newer version. Although it was pretty cool to use the rail gun. I felt some aspects of this boss fight was a bit too easy. Not to mention, Nemesis was a little too easy to predict what he's going to do.

Unless it's the harder difficulties that suddenly broken. Yeah I really gotta mention something about the difficulty. RE3 classic is a little funny regarding it's difficulty. Expect to die a lot there's plenty of ways you can easily die. But eventually you'll get a bit better at the game. It's more forgiving than the two hardest difficulties in the newer version!!!

Neither version going to be a cake walk let's be honest. RE3 classic has additional stuff that helps you a bit more. RE3 remake does have buying DLCs including all the unlockables. I know a lot of people hated some RE games does that. Even those doesn't help much against the final Nemesis boss fight on those difficulties!!!

The newer version felt shorter than the original version. In RE3 remake you could more easily run pass enemies. Much fewer puzzles compared to the original game. Which heavily impacted everything in the long run. I do get the newer versions they wanted to more directly tie in events of the later entries. Despite having slightly more hidden weapons than the original version.

Let's be honest you really aren't missing much here. I highly recommend you play RE3 classic instead. It's simply way more of a complete RE experience. Now I always respected Resident Evil 1 and 2 remakes for many years. I think I'll say it best with several aspects were done better in the classic versions. Other aspects were surprisingly done a little better in the newer versions.

Resident Evil 1 remake greatly expanded what the classic version had. You get more locations with actual story to tie in everything. I do enjoy majority of the locations in both versions. I confess I do prefer the remake versions of those shared locations a bit more. Not to say those same locations didn't feel complete or anything.

I know stuff like this can differ with the RE fans. The newer locations I actually found quite interesting. They even made the location with infected sharks stand out more. I also prefer how you find the elevator that leads into the underground laboratory a bit more. Soundtracks can differ to a degree. Director's Cut DualShock Edition had the worst lol.

I will say the other two soundtracks holds up amazingly well. It's highly debatable which soundtrack is slightly better. You could easily argue some versions of the songs being better. Both versions has amazing sound effects for their time. Unlike most RE remakes, none of the enemies were cut. They even made the later Yawn boss fight a bit more interesting.

Sure the newer version was more heavily puzzle usage. A lot of RE fans actually loved that about the newer version. Controls is one of those it depends on whoever playing the game prefers more thing. I personally grew up with the classic tank controls. Which isn't as close as bad as a lot of people make it out to be.

I felt the controls are really close in all honestly. It's more about the mechanics than anything else. The newer version has secondary defense weapons with one being shared by the protagonists. This is great when you gotta run through areas while being low on ammo. Suddenly enemies that attack you gets prevented while your character automatically use those weapons.

Unless you switch that off otherwise it's a great idea. I do felt the original version as well as the first Director's Cut version. Sadly I never gotten to play but I seen people played it a few ways. The cut scene before the main menu always sticked with me. I actually prefer the character selection screen a bit more.

I will give credit to the newer version's intro it's quite good. There's just something unique as well as special about the original version's intro. Which can differ depending on versions of the game. You clearly see it's inspired by Romero's Dead series especially the older zombie movies. To me, regardless of which version that intro simply came off being scarier.

I love along with the endings, those sections were done in live action. Sure, in both versions the endings plays out very similar. I slightly do prefer the classic versions of those endings more. Voice acting wise, I do like both version's a lot for different reasons. In the newer version, you can tell they care about the game.

It's among the best usage of a voice cast in an RE game I felt. At the same time, we had such rememberable, cheesy voice overs. Not to mention, lines you couldn't make up today lol. In a sense, among hearing those lines to the newer versions. It kinda takes away from them a little bit. I do felt the enemies were done slightly better in the newer version too.

Now you gotta either blow off zombie's heads or use a particular item with an lighter to burn their corpses. Otherwise, they will transform into Crimson Heads. Imagine more aggressive faster zombies in a nut shell. Suddenly zombies are scarier with that mechanic in play. Some of the death animations was a little better in the classic version.

One of my favorites was your head gets decapitated by a hunter with a lot of blood. What also helped was the famous game over screen with such a painful scream. I don't think the newer version is a blow out like Capcom claims to be. Both versions has their strengths. In fact, I highly recommend playing both versions.

Also expect to die a lot until you figure out a lot of the campaigns. There's some notable differences between the two protagonists. I also prefer the classic Tyrant attacks Wesker a bit more cut scene. I have nothing against the newer version. Where the Tyrant instantly goes for an impale claw attack to Wesker. Keep in mind, the creature still inside it's tank while doing this.

I do see how that could scare people. But seeing the Tyrant go from about to attack you regardless who you're playing as. Suddenly going to attack Wesker was genius!!! I may also prefer Wesker's death animation a little more. By the way, it was confirmed a few ways yes Wesker did die. Even moments like Enrico gets killed was a little better in the classic version.

I will give the newer version credit making some aspects of that moment a little more interesting. I felt moments like those was a little better in the classic version. I do prefer some newer version of the boss fights. Mostly the later Yawn boss fight and Plant-42 respectively. Majority of them remains the same with the newer version having a few more bosses.

My favorite among those bosses by far was Crimson Head Prototype aka George Trevor. This Crimson Head locked inside a coffin hanged up by chains. Each death mask correctly places loosen an chain holding that coffin up. I especially love how this creature gets up from the coffin. Easily among the scariest bosses in Resident Evil remake series.

Obviously, the map is a little easier to memorize in the classic version. Some might prefer it for that reason. A major thing I liked about the classic version more. Later into the newer version, you got to fill this capsule up. However you can't get attacked or run for too long. Otherwise you'll explode making things intense.

Sure you could kill the enemies directly in that path to make it a bit easier. I'm glad I don't have to do this in the classic version. I do prefer some classic puzzles more over some of the newer ones. Majority of the puzzles are great testing your wits during game play. If I had to give a particular example. Both has you needing a particular key to unlock the door.

Inside this long room has paintings for a puzzle. Originally you had to correct select each stage of a person's life span. Which was a rather cool theme for such an puzzle. They changed it to being this somewhat interesting jewelry color puzzle. The big twist is among pressing the buttons alters the color revealing their true colors.

This puzzle is notably easier as well as shorter than the original puzzle. I also particular some key item usage a little more in the classic version. A perfect example is you'll need four crests to unlock more of the outside locations. They changed the key item to unlock the same door in the newer version. Which also gets used to unlock a different location later on with another of the same key item.

As for the crests, there's a small graveyard area with crows. You have to find one of the crests. Don't worry the rest of the crests already nearby. Correctly placing them all gives you one of the magnums in the game. It sucks they now became optional for a great firearm. I also slightly prefer the first hunter cut scene.

To me, even seen both versions of the same cut scene. I felt the classic version was a bit scarier. I slightly prefer the enemies' sounds more as well. I actually prefer the newer version weapon sound effects a bit more. Although I still prefer blowing an zombie's head off sound effect more in the classic version.

Let's be honest, both versions with both characters isn't much longer either. Some may consider the newer version being a little longer. Mostly due to how much they changed from the classic version. Very little stays the same if you played the classic version first. Honestly if you could mod either version with exactly how the other version does better.

This could be as close to a true definitive RE1 experience possible. End of the day, it's not by much which version ends up being superior. It's easy to prefer either version over the other for many reasons. Where it stands I do prefer the newer version a bit more. However this isn't a clear blow out. Two legendary survival horror games that held up incredibly well to time.

Ultimately it comes down to which aspects of both versions you like more. As for Resident Evil 2, I always been a huge fan of both versions for a long time. It meant so much to me to finally play RE2 classic again. Just like RE1 side of the topic I personally felt both versions does things. Just a little better not being a clear blow out either.

Both The Fourth Survivor and The Tofu Survivor I really prefer in the newer version. I wasn't a fan of how they originally went about those mini games myself. Depending on versions, RE2 classic could also have Extreme Battle mode or not. Obviously I gotta compare this to The Ghost Survivors. Both mini games has their strengths as well as weaknesses.

The Ghost Survivors are non canon what if scenarios. All the playable characters originally died during the campaign. Three of the four scenarios is get from point a to point b. But there's an exclusive enemy that's a huge obstacle for each character. The sheriff gets kill all the enemies inside a store. Which does include the three exclusive enemies from those scenarios.

My big issue is these were more meant for hardcore RE players. There's a lot that could go wrong in all those scenarios. I do like how greatly each of the scenarios differs from each other. Extreme Battle mode has Leon, Claire, Ada and surprisingly Claire's brother Chris respectively. This is broken up into a few stages.

Majority of them is simply get to point a to point b. The final stage throws a huge curve ball. You must collect all the anti-virus bombs. Among collected the last one just leave that location to end the run. This felt more arcade style in comparison. There's slightly more difficulty levels than The Ghost Survivors. You also could run into G4 William as well.

I felt Extreme Battle mode is better balanced difficulty wise. I won't sugar coat this any further I prefer it over The Ghost Survivors. I do respect the intention of that mini game. I just felt parts of it could've been done a bit differently. There's more customization in the newer version. You easily can swap em out on the fly.

This is way better than you must get to the police station yes difficulty matters. If you do so without picking up any ammo. Go down the stairs to see if Zombie Brad there or not. If he is, you can now pick up ammo. He's among the strongest zombies in the game. But killing him gives you a particular key to a closet.

What's inside differs for the two protagonists. For Leon, he gets a choice of two additional outfits to wear. For Claire, she gets one additional outfit with a gun. Revolver Ocelot much? LOL it's the same gun how could I not make that joke come on? There's slightly more hidden weapons in the newer version.

I prefer the classic version of the shared hidden weapons a bit more. Some enemies were removed from the newer version. Not to mention, there's multiple G-Types that's only in the sewer. Originally you face one as the first boss in either character's 1st campaigns. Yes both versions has two versions of each character's campaigns respectively.

Among a closer look I gotta agree the classic version of the later scenarios was done better. In the newer version now called 2nd Run. Majority of the stuff in the police station done already. You can leave the police station way sooner. Beyond that, almost the remind of those campaigns is the same. The only remaining big difference is now you gotta face an additional true final boss.

G5 William whose remotely about the same. I felt the newer version tanks more damage. Both versions of that final boss fight differs. The classic camera view you remotely could see the distance between you and the monster. In the newer version, now in this unique third person camera style. You can directly look at G5 William now.

Personally I felt not being fully able to see him was much scarier. There also was more notable interaction between the two protagonist than in the newer version. Although, they added in a quick flirt cut scene. Scenario B was a vastly different beast for both characters. If you haven't played those versions of the campaign.

You may struggle a bit with learning everything again. It was essentially four RE games in one done right not sorry RE6 lol. This also affects Ben and Chief Irons' death cut scenes as well. Scenario B does change up the boss lineup to a degree as well. No question I greatly prefer Scenario B over 2nd Run versions of those campaigns.

Another notable difference is particular stuff only Leon could do. In comparison to stuff only Claire could do. I will agree this was a rather unique concept. Sure it could be considered taking some stuff away from the overall experience. Originally, both the protagonists can get all four keys that's card suite theme.

They changed to Leon gets the Clover Key while Claire gets the Heart Key. Suddenly, a few locations as either character you can't go originally makes more sense. Leon faces both the Alligator and Super Tyrant bosses in his campaigns. In vice versa, Claire gets to face G4 William instead. Which is kinda interesting because originally there was no campaigns.

You could face all William forms prior to this. Claire's 2nd Run version is the only RE2 campaign you can face every form of William in a single run!!! Clearly this was the newer version's attempt to differ things between the campaigns. I just felt the classic version differs way more in comparison. I do respect the newer version has two soundtrack including the classic RE2 soundtrack.

I do like the newer RE2 soundtrack myself. I simply prefer the classic RE2 soundtrack a bit more. I also agree both has some truly amazing sound effects. I always prefer RE2 classic's a bit more. Especially when you blow zombies apart I love that!!! Of course, a few spots you can fire directly at the camera. I personally love that sound effect too.

I'll be honest I do slightly prefer the classic enemy sounds more. I will say I do prefer the boss fights more in the newer version. Although not by much some of those I do prefer in the classic version more. A good example being G2 William. I simply love we go outside this vehicle used for a huge moving platform.

Then suddenly we get to see William transform then jumps down. This occurs in both character's Scenario As respectively. There's a later William encounter he attempts to claw ya from above. Now that was way scarier than anything the newer version does!!! Some characters I felt were notably done in the newer version.

I also prefer the Tyrant's appearance with a hat more. I kinda felt how they went about the tyrant outside his boss fight vastly different. Originally, he only appears in either character's Scenario B campaigns. Now in the newer version, the Tyrant appears in every version of the campaign. Also he was automatically show up at several locations.

I felt majority of those was done well for it's time. They changed this to now he pursues either character mostly in the police station. There's a few exceptions with a rather cool cut scene. Tyrant attempts to get Claire and Sherry. Out of no where he gets one shot by William. I absolutely loved this moment a lot. William always been among my favorite RE monsters.

As for Sherry/Ada portions of the campaigns. Originally with a few minor differences. You quickly do a crate puzzle to get the Clover Key. Then head back to where you gotten separated from whoever's campaign you're playing. They threw over the key they just picked up then leaves. They later are briefly playable in the sewers.

This is the most both these secondary playable characters differs. Sherry simply picks up one of your next key items. Ada explores a little bit in the sewers. Vastly different experiences in the newer version. Sherry gets this chasing/stealth section now. You run away from Chief Irons during it. Ada gets a more interesting section with a death puzzle to survive.

They even put one of her gadgets to use as well. Scenario B does affect some moments with them as well. For Ada, in Scenario A she gets shot to fall off the rails. But in Scenario B, she pisses off the Tyrant to supposedly die upsetting Leon. She mysteriously comes back with a rocket launcher. Which she also does for Claire no joke despite never officially met her.

Both versions of the Super Tyrant boss fights is vastly different as well. Originally, he's quite similar to Tyrant-103 in the original Resident Evil. Both ends with a rocket launcher shot. Although you still have to use the rocket launcher to end the boss fight. Super Tyrant has a few more attacks including an instant death attack.

A vastly different look for that transformation. I actually prefer the classic look way more. I just couldn't get into the newer version of the same form. I do prefer the newer version of the Alligator boss fight. But I prefer the fast kill method in the classic version more. You simply go to this button to press. It drops an tank simply wait for the Alligator to put the tank in it's mouth.

Fire a shot to blow it's fricking head off!!! This was such a sick animation for it's time I love it!!! I also like some versions of RE2 classic has a code for infinite ammo. Although in the newer version, if you maintain to meet the requirement for limiting your shots. As The Sheriff in The Ghost Survivors, you'll get cat ears that does the same thing.

It's safe to say give me that code!!! I know some versions of RE2 were on two discs. Honestly it was a clever design decision. Majority of everything else on both discs. The only real difference between who you play as in the campaigns. I confess I do like either PS1 version disc designs I had both of them. Let's put it this way doing this with Devil May Cry 2 made no sense!!!

People often forget for multiple disc PS1 games. You can easily open up the disc tray to swap out discs. Each campaign being a few hours long quickly made this not an issue. I also prefer the reveal of Marvin turned into a zombie in the classic version more. You finally meet up with him to suddenly see his appearance changed in a cut scene.

I also prefer Marvin's cut scene in either Scenario As. Marvin fills you in what's going on. Which ends with him forcing you to leave with a gun pointed at ya. In the newer version, he quickly saves you from a zombie. Marvin had more voice overs in the newer version. This is one of those aspects parts from both versions would've made it way better thing.

Either you get those cut scenes or you hear more dialogue from Marvin? I do love the police station in both versions. I slightly prefer the classic version a bit more. It's nothing personal against the newer version either. The sewers I do get more in the newer version. For me, either version regardless of campaigns felt among the shorter sections of those RE games.

Of course, we gotta talk about the final location being a well hidden underground laboratory. I actually felt they made it a bit too short in the newer version. I also prefer the actual look of the laboratory as a whole more in the classic version. I just felt all the stuff that happens being more interesting in the classic version.

Again I'm not saying it's boring at all in the newer version. It's a bit tricky to explain unless you played both versions. One notable change is William after getting hit with acid attacks Annette in the newer version. Suddenly, you realize how much of a threat that creature is. I will give credit for making Ivys actually scary!!!

The classic version works for the most part. But in the remake version, Ivys became instant death enemies. Unless you prevent them from killing you. You also have to burn em to kill off. By default you gotta run past hoping you don't get grab. Sometimes you could use one of your firearms. Then keep on firing until they fall down.

I don't recommend doing that since they can be surprisingly tanker than they appear to be. They also have this truly sick newer appearance I love so much!!! I do got to discuss the puzzles. None of them are shared this time around. Although many key items are presented in both versions. I do prefer the chess theme key items has more interesting usage in the newer version.

I felt the newer version had slightly tricky puzzles to solve. I do like you have the option in the classic version. When you find wire you could use it on a few spots to prevent zombies getting inside. You won't be able to prevent all locations. I do love how they changed this in the newer version. Zombies that's outside the building will attempt to break their way inside.

You could find wood to board up the windows or kill off the zombies. Sadly the iconic zombie sections with some of the zombie's arms. Trying to get ya from the classic version not in there. Another missing thing was tone down the gore. There's no question I prefer the classic version's gore more. In the newer version you could blow off zombie heads.

Which is easily it's best usage of gore in that version. Originally you could cut, shoot or blown off pieces of zombies!!! One of my personal favorite classic RE animations is blowing zombies in half. This was such a cool animation for it's time. Often doesn't kill off zombies afterwards. I was hoping slightly more gore in the newer version.

Obviously people going to be funny with the controls. Again it depends on your taste classic tank controls or this rather unique third person shooter style? I highly recommend both versions of this game. For me this is among the hardest to pick a definitive version because they're both that damn great!!! Again I don't think RE2 remake better or not is superior.

I strongly felt just like RE1, both versions has some truly amazing things over each other. The newer version of RE2 you could expand the inventory more than once. Originally if you go the extra route unlock a room. Inside a locker you have the option to take either an submachine or additional inventory slots.

Which simply ups your default inventory slot amount up by two. However whatever's left in that locker in Scenario B is what the other playable character gets. The newer version has more room of an inventory you can use. You even can drop things on the fly too. Also you don't have to worry about finding ink ribbons to save your process.

Let's be honest, this is a rather minor issue for experienced RE players. I just don't like how some of them makes such a thing a big deal when it never was in the first place. I do actually prefer the classic saving system for a great reason. Majority of modes has particular colors. It may take a little time to memorize which color represents what.

This greatly helps you figure out which save you wanna play. I actually wished they would've brought this feature back as well. The newer version was more designed to get speed ran by people. Which means it's actually easier to get around the enemies. For Lickers, walking slow hoping other enemies aren't nearby.

You can easily get around them instead of they automatically know you're there ready to attack ya. You also get some defense weapons to help off some of the enemies as well. They did change some aspects of the story. Mostly the Tyrant himself being the best example. Originally the Tyrant was intended to locate and bring an G-Virus sample.

The little girl unknowingly had the sample. They changed it to the Tyrant acts more like removing people revealing the truth. Which made more sense in comparison. Both versions was working for Umbrella. The later reason just lines up more with the corporation. They did add in another location for Claire's campaigns.

Sherry's portion takes place at the orphanage. Later on, Claire gets to explore there for a little while. This was a nice surprise for Claire's portion of the game. I know I'm going rather in depth with this RE topic. I personally felt I should to help prove an point. With the possible exception of RE3 remake not superior than the classic version.

Most RE fans felt the world needs both versions of the Resident Evil trilogies. It's purely up to debate which each RE fan considers superior? It kills me Capcom themselves didn't see the demand for the classic RE trilogy. They even stated the newer RE trilogy being superior hurts a lot. There's a few factors what this statement could mean.

Either they didn't realize there was a demand for them at all. Which doesn't make any real sense. There's plenty of examples the RE fans went out of their way to express. How much they really wanted those RE games back. They didn't want to go through the trouble of bringing them back fully. Let's be honest, there's several game companies that's been bringing back many classic video games.

They easily could've gotten any of those companies to port those classic RE games to consoles. I know those classic RE games now on PS4/PS5 respectively. Maybe they felt it's easier to get the newer versions working on most platforms. However RE classic trilogy is a lot smaller in data size. Which were all within Megabytes to the newer versions being more Gigabytes.

The newer versions are a lot bigger in data size is the point. GOG done a truly amazing job bringing back the classic RE trilogy. Another possible reason could be Capcom didn't care enough to do it. I felt a lot of Resident Evil fans could side with that reason. For the most part both RE trilogies means a lot to the RE fans!!!

Majority of us wants most of those RE games to play!!! Most of them are truly amazing survival horror games. Now all of a sudden why we didn't get a proper Dino Crisis revival making more sense. We were lucky to get the first two Dino Crisis games on GOG after all. Honestly, it's amazing they didn't even know their own fan base like this.

Resident Evil is among the best selling video game franchises in the world. Already big enough people within Hollywood knows of the franchise. Each newer main installment heavily hyped up by the fans including myself. I do wanna play Resident Evil Requiem soon. I know big game companies aren't perfect either.

I'm thankfully to currently have access to all those Resident Evil games. Sure it would be nice to get more RE games onto GOG in the near future just saying. What do we the fans needs to do for you Capcom to see how much we want something? A lot of us wants Code: Veronica and Dino Crisis to get remakes.

This one statement causes a lot of videos to show up on YouTube. Honestly, the point is Capcom failed to know it's own RE fan base like this!!! I know there's some deeply passionate RE fans within the community. Bringing those classic RE games in some form meant the world to em. I felt I went on long enough Capcom better do their research.