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boxington 04/29/17 11:50:08 PM #1: |
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SrRd_RacinG 04/30/17 12:14:22 AM #2: |
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JerickoX 04/30/17 12:15:40 AM #3: |
Holy... SHIT. Gotta see this.
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Skye Reynolds 04/30/17 12:28:45 AM #4: |
Kinda cool, but also kinda defeats the whole "zombies are scary" notion when you treat them like henchmen in a 1960s Batman episode.
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Gamer99z 04/30/17 12:30:02 AM #5: |
I was expecting some kind of Leon The Professional and John Wick crossover.
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boxington 04/30/17 12:36:45 AM #6: |
Skye Reynolds posted...
Kinda cool, but also kinda defeats the whole "zombies are scary" notion when you treat them like henchmen in a 1960s Batman episode. I dunno if the Resident Evil movies are supposed to be scary --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Skye Reynolds 04/30/17 1:08:36 AM #7: |
boxington posted...
Skye Reynolds posted...Kinda cool, but also kinda defeats the whole "zombies are scary" notion when you treat them like henchmen in a 1960s Batman episode. As someone who only ever played Resident Evil 2, it pains me to read that. That game had so much atmosphere. It was George Romero's Dawn of the Dead meets John Carpenter's The Thing. I guess you can't be "scary" for seven or eight games, so it's inevitable that it'd turn into comic book bad asses gunning down zombies like it was nobody's business. <_< ... Copied to Clipboard!
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