Resident evil 4 remake switch series#

Also this time around, you are not just facing mindless zombies that can only grab and bite at you, the enemies of Resident Evil 4 can use weapons as well, adding to the challenge of a fight. The game even opted to use quick-time events during boss fights to save Leon from 1-Hit Kills or to do major damage to an enemy. Resident Evil 4 was the first game to use the “Over the Shoulder” camera angle that we see used in almost every action game released today.

Resident evil 4 remake switch series#

Resident Evil 4 was a bit of a departure from the first three entries in the series and to this day we still see the changes used within the series. I don’t want to go too far into the story as I don’t want to spoil that game series for newcomers, but it gets crazy pretty quickly and the overall story of the game is nothing short of amazing. The game is set in a rural community that upon reaching, does not come off as a friendly town that was raised watching Mr. The game never specifies where you are in Europe, which seems kinda strange in hindsight as that is a MASSIVE landmass that can be startlingly different in weather patterns and whatnot, but hey, I won’t complain. Resident Evil 4 sees you taking the role of ex-Raccoon City police officer Leon Kennedy as he is sent to Europe on a rescue mission to save Ashley Graham, who is the daughter of the President of the United States. Since that event, the government shut down pharmaceutical company Umbrella Corporation as they were the company behind the Zombie outbreak. It has been 6 years since the events of Resident Evil 2 and 3, aka the infestation and bombing of Raccoon City. To them I say, grab a can of Surge and some 3D Doritos and get ready, because you are about to have an experience like none other. I want to assume that most people have played Resident Evil 4 at some point or another in their life, but then I have to remind myself that it is so old now that young gamers may have not even been born when the game first released. It was such an iconic release for Capcom that they’ve made it available on pretty much every console since its initial release, as well as phones and tablets, this game literally cannot die (ironic, right?)! This time around, Capcom has taken the legendary game to the Nintendo Switch. It’s been fourteen years since the original release of Resident Evil 4 for the Nintendo Gamecube, yet when people talk about the game you can see the glint in their eyes as they recall the first time they played this epic adventure.