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Games Inbox: Are Jason and Lucia from GTA 6 good characters?
Readers express skepticism about the likability of Grand Theft Auto 6 protagonists Jason and Lucia, contrasting them with Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption 2. Concerns are raised about the characters' dry presentation in recent footage and a perceived lack of memorability. Other topics include dissatisfaction with Mario Kart World's Grand Prix modes, questions about Marvel's Wolverine's accessibility features, and commentary on long game development cycles and Sony's recent fan reception.
Resident Evil Movies Were On Ice Until Zach Cregger Came Along
The development of a new Resident Evil movie was put on hold by Constantin Films after the poor performance of "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City." Director Zach Cregger approached the company with a new vision for the film, which was more aligned with the games and impressed studio leadership.
Release The Resident Evil: Whitest Kids ‘U Know Cut
Director Zach Cregger revealed that the upcoming Resident Evil movie, set to release on September 18, had its humor significantly reduced after test screenings indicated it was too funny. Cregger, who comes from a comedy background with Whitest Kids 'U Know, stated that stripping out jokes improved the audience's enjoyment and his own appreciation for the film. He also discussed his approach to adapting the game, prioritizing his own vision over pleasing all fans, and confirmed the movie will not feature legacy characters.
Resident Evil Movie Director Comments On Physical Media Debate
Resident Evil movie director Zach Cregger shared his views on the debate surrounding physical media, stating he is no longer a proponent due to losing or damaging discs and space constraints. While acknowledging the convenience of digital downloads, he expressed concern over companies' ability to delete purchased digital games.
Resident Evil director says test audiences thought the movie was "too funny," so he toned down the humor:…
Resident Evil movie director Zach Cregger revealed that test audiences found the film too humorous, leading him to remove jokes to enhance the horror aspect. Cregger, who has a background in comedy, stated that toning down the humor improved both audience reception and his own enjoyment of the movie. The film, based on the popular video game series, is set to release on September 18.
The Games That Changed How We Play
This article celebrates National Video Games Day by highlighting games that have significantly impacted gameplay and the industry. It covers titles like Pong, PAC-MAN, Super Mario Bros, DOOM, and Minecraft, detailing their innovations in genres, mechanics, and player interaction.
Zach Cregger had to dial down the jokes in his upcoming Resident Evil film because test screeners 'thought it was…
Director Zach Cregger revealed that test screenings for his upcoming Resident Evil film indicated it was too funny, prompting him to remove jokes. Cregger learned that toning down the humor improved audience reception and his own satisfaction with the movie, aiming for a better balance between horror and levity.
Lady Dimitrescu Actor Maggie Robertson Would Say Yes in a Heartbeat if Capcom Called to Reprise Her Breakout Resident Evil Role
Actress Maggie Robertson expressed her eagerness to reprise her role as Lady Dimitrescu in the Resident Evil series if Capcom were to offer her the opportunity. She referred to the character as her "firstborn."
Games Inbox: Is the PlayStation brand tarnished by Sony’s actions?
Readers express frustration with Sony Interactive Entertainment's recent actions, including pulling funding from Hideo Kojima's new game and the lukewarm reception of Marvel's Wolverine. Concerns are raised about Sony's focus on live service games and perceived arrogance, leading some to consider switching to Nintendo platforms. The article also touches on the persistent issue of scalping for popular game consoles and accessories.
Crash Bandicoot turns 30 this week, here's everything you need to party like it's 1996
The Crash Bandicoot franchise is celebrating its 30th anniversary, with all mainline games still available on modern consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. The article highlights merchandise and accessories available to celebrate the occasion, alongside mentions of other anniversary celebrations for The Legend of Zelda, Mario, and Resident Evil.
Games Inbox: Which was the best game in the Nintendo Direct?
Readers discuss the recent Nintendo Direct, with particular praise for Metroid Ravenous and the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Some express disappointment over the lack of major Mario franchise titles and question Nintendo's development priorities, while others praise the volume of indie games and the potential for the Switch 2.
Zach Cregger admits 'I was naive' and pre-apologises for his upcoming Resident Evil film, but I don't…
Director Zach Cregger admits to being naive about fan expectations for his upcoming Resident Evil film and apologizes for not focusing on Leon Kennedy's story. The author argues that while Cregger's intentions are good, focusing on Leon in a live-action film would be a mistake, and that the best way to experience Leon is through playable game content.
The excellent Resident Evil remakes are coming to Switch 2 on October 16
The Resident Evil remakes are coming to the Nintendo Switch on October 16, just in time for the upcoming remake of Resident Evil: Code Veronica. This announcement brings critically acclaimed survival horror titles to a new platform.
Resident Evil Movie Director Reacts To Backlash, Says He Was “Naive” To Think Gamers Would Embrace Him
Director Zach Cregger acknowledges backlash from Resident Evil game fans regarding his upcoming movie adaptation, admitting he was "naive" to expect immediate acceptance. He expresses understanding for the frustration that his film doesn't retell a specific game's story but hopes the movie's "love for the games" will be evident. Cregger feels the press tour has become an "apology tour" but believes the film will ultimately speak for itself.
Over 1,000 cut voice lines from Resident Evil 4 and Requiem reveal more about Leon Kennedy, the zombies he fights, and a…
Leaked voice lines from the Resident Evil 4 remake and Resident Evil Village offer new insights into characters like Leon Kennedy and The Duke, revealing potential connections between the games. The cut content also sheds light on the tragic nature of the infected, with some lines depicting them begging for mercy.
Resident Evil Director Says He Won’t Do A Franchise Movie Again
Director Zach Cregger stated he will not direct another franchise movie after the upcoming Resident Evil film, preferring to write original stories. He cited a desire to satisfy his own creative vision rather than adhere to established lore. Cregger is still attached to co-write the Siren Head movie and is working on a sci-fi film called The Flood.
Cinema isn't dead after all as 2026 marked the biggest summer ever at the box office
The summer of 2026 marked the highest-grossing season ever at the US box office, earning $4.76 billion. This success was driven by major blockbusters like Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey, as well as surprise hits and franchise sequels. Industry experts believe this resurgence has reminded audiences of the joy of moviegoing, potentially revitalizing the cinema industry.
Capcom expresses continued interest in 're-activating IPs' as the first new Onimusha game in 20 years surpasses 1 million sales on launch day
Capcom announced that Onimusha: Way of the Sword surpassed one million sales on its launch day, bringing the total lifetime sales for the Onimusha series to 10 million. The company expressed continued interest in re-activating older intellectual properties, leveraging its content library to maximize corporate value.
'If you're designing an RPG, you have to go back to the source:' The post-apocalyptic RPG Entropy takes notes from Fallout and a long-abandoned Warhammer spinoff
The early access RPG Entropy draws inspiration from classic PC titles like Fallout and tabletop games such as Warhammer's Mordheim, alongside JRPGs like Final Fantasy 10. Lead developer James Wragg highlights the game's locational damage system and deep character customization as key features influenced by these sources.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s Combat Is Doing A Lot of Heavy Lifting
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a strong revival with excellent combat mechanics, but its surrounding elements like story and exploration fall short. While the game's combat, including Issen and parrying, is universally praised and contributes to memorable boss fights, the hub world and side quests lack variety and depth. Despite these shortcomings, the game is considered a worthy return for the series, with its core gameplay loop being its greatest strength.
