For those who played the Resident Evil 2 remake, it's somewhat reminiscent of the visceral zombie destruction effects that were so memorably featured in that game. The latter enables you to blast off layers of skin and muscle tissue, providing a visual indicator for all the damage you have done to a given necromorph. Yet with technology having progressed quite a bit since 2008, it has also been refined.Īs showcased in the livestream, the dismemberment physics are now much more realistic (if you do not fully commit to hacking off a limb, it will just dangle by a thread of sinew), and a 'peeling' system has also been introduced. Given how synonymous it is with the Dead Space franchise, it was only inevitable that this gory mechanic would be returning for the remake. Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodhunt' Studio on the Game's Timeline and Lore.This Is Everything You Need To Know About Lisa Trevor in 'Resident Evil'.PS5 Restock Update for GameStop, Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Target and More.The graphical upgrade was not the only thing that was revealed though, as Motive also announced that they have made several other technical changes for their Dead Space remake, including an ambitious move to eradicate loading times entirely. Through this you could really appreciate all of the various enhancements that have been made. Ducharme revealed that the team has used legacy assets from the original game and then updated them for a modern audience by adding extra details to the environments, applying shaders, overhauling the lighting and incorporating new atmospheric effects.Ī split-screen comparison, highlighting the visual difference between the original Dead Space and its remake, was included at the livestream's 11-minute mark. Still, the remake looked unmistakably next-gen. Philippe Ducharme, the remake's senior producer, stressed that this was not a traditional 'gameplay reveal,' but rather an early look at some unfinished elements that would allow the team to gauge 'reactions from across the community' and collate feedback.Īs such, we did not see an abundance of footage and whenever a clip from the game was shown, it was always pre-empted with the caveat that it is in the 'very, very, very early' stages of development. Read more 'Resident Evil' Fans React to New 'Welcome to Raccoon City' Images

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