The true predecessor to Resident Evil is Alone in the Dark. Weren't for that game, the first RE would have been an FPS game, according to RE creator Shinji Mikami.
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Color me shocked.
Same here. Pretty disappointed with how the momentum created with Prometheus got lost in Covenant and then how the saga completely derailed with this last excuse of an entry. Romulus is an offense to the watcher's intelligence and a spit in the face of long-time Alien fans. There's no script there and it adds absolutely nothing to the series.
Classics like The Incredible Machine and Ultima 8 come to mind.
I this really what became of Europe now? Being passively relying on the next big economy (bye bye US, hello China) to pop in and lead the way? It's just so frustratingly mediocre.
Great game indeed. It was really fun finding every secret thing.
Currently re-watching Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid season 2 (I probably watch the whole series once per year since it was launched); Recently finished re-watching the holy Gundam trilogy (Mobile Suit Gundam, Z and ZZ); Getting ready to re-watch SDF Macross and Macross: DYRL; Waiting impatiently for the next season of Spy x Family; Happy to have discovered Natsume's Book of Friends.
Needless to say, all of the above are must watch.
The original "Mobile Suit Gundam" trilogy (79 up to ZZ), "SDF Macross" and "Macross: DYRL" come to mind. It only makes sense, since a good space opera requires epic soundtrack. And those are the really big ones. Evangelion also has a very nice opening theme.
As far as series go: If you need a good time, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid is a must watch; If you wanna get more serious, an epic space opera is also an important milestone, try Mobile Suit Gundam or Super Dimension Fortress Macross; Once you get used to anime in general, you can also try Natsume's Book of Friends.
As far as movies go: Just watch every Ghibli title in their release order. Start with Nausicaä, which is pre-Ghibli but still the spiritual first entry in the set.
I mean, really... absolutely nobody. /s
Be glad you already had mice then. I'm past 42, by the way. Probably older, if needed be. But 42 I can guarantee.
My DIY days happened a very long time ago, when parts meant capacitors, diodes, resistors and transistors. And the VCS was next gen.
But I can still remember them announcing the PSX in video-game magazines. Feels like yesterday.
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My ol' good Switch 1 will keep rocking my TV set until it breaks apart. I never asked for a Switch 2 anyway.