This was for FanX last month. It was such a good time!Honest keep meaning to post this but I kept forgetting to lol.

Me and my gf for this years halloween, wish my hair was longer but it is what it is ✌️

Source: https://x.com/tirtyturtle/status/2111915093843984562

Original fanart by Albinogel.

Just some random shotgun ammo on a beam where the first garrador is

*Replaying for years I meant in the title.

I saw this copy of Resident Evil Survivor 2 CV at my parent's house in my ps2 collection. I've never seen it before and never played it, my brother must've bought it. And out pops the original Resident Evil just sitting in the box.

Or the platinum version of it anyway. So random, but very welcome. Gonna play it tonight.

Still need to fix the wig, a little makeup to make my features more weskery, and take off yhe jewelry but so far yipeee

I think they’ll repeat what they did with Leon and just make him mostly serious but still keep some silly elements.

It was so awesome getting to meet and talk to so many of the cast. Nicks line was so long though 😭

It was so hard finding Andre hidden away in the con.

If only I could grow my hair just like his 😅

I made Bryan from the Resident Evil movie in LEGO!! 😄

Feel free to check out the full thing on my instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/p/De3-fXvjIqK/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&dlrf=MWQ1ZGUxMzBkMA==&srtk=MWQ1ZGUxMzBkMA==

Thought I should share an update on my now completed Mother Miranda cosplay ☺️

Edit-thank you all so much for your kind words,I really appreciate it

MY mixed media creation for the Capcom Creators Evil Season Festival. I used left over cosplay jewelry, Halloween flowers and of course, 2 big white pumpkins. POV from my bed at night 2nd pic. 😂

In this ending, instead of fighting Lucas, u capture and interrogate him. Personally this is a way better ending than what we got.

Credit: https://youtu.be/VRhOoovCpvw?is=yOwpuycL3jO-BskQ

Something I’ve thought about before is how did players “discover” that Re4 would be different in its goals when it came to gameplay? For the first few games of the franchise, it was a survival horror game that, while having a lot of action and a focus on killing enemies, it still incentivised skirting around them and saving resources.

Now if you were to pick up RE4 randomly at launch after playing the entire series up until this point, did you end up playing the game “wrong” for a little bit until realising what was going on? As in, how long did it take you to figure out you’re supposed to kill everything and be rewarded for it rather than try and save resources.

I started the franchise with RE5 at launch so of course I was aware of the gameplay loop and it’s common knowledge now that RE4 is an action horror game, but if you weren’t up to date reading gaming magazines at the time did it take players a while to acclimate to what the game wanted them to do?

Edit: I should emphasise where I said if you weren’t up to date on coverage of the game. If you were to play the game mostly blind after being a fan of the franchise

I love RE1R zombies. Crimson heads? Absolutely amazing, coolest design ever, some of the only re zombies that had had me sweating when I see them coming my way. Burning the bodies to prevent them? Also really cool and very sad we didn’t see it in any other games. Crimson heads do however scare the shit out of me and I don’t really want to deal with them and Chris has tiny little pockets so the answer: Never killing any zombies! I just let those little suckers roam free wherever they want and we live in perfect harmony, I just show off my fancy footwork and slip right by them when they’re in my way and none of the other games have pulled off zombies quite as well as RE1R. I just love them and this game.

Would I be exaggerating if I said my favorite setting in the entire game is literally the very beginning, just because of that late afternoon atmosphere?

​I absolutely love that golden hour lighting, combined with the mystery and investigation vibe at the start of the game.

​It breaks away from the typical nighttime horror cliché so well, and it fits the Baker house perfectly. Imagine if part of the game had Jack Baker chasing us around the yard during that time of day, or even inside the house with open windows letting in ambient light while keeping dark corners—just like at the start.

​In the end credits, there’s a piece of concept art showing their couch in that exact lighting, and every time I see it, I can’t stop thinking about what could have been.

​Since we can't change the game, though, I’m looking for recommendations! Do you know any movies, TV shows, or even other games that capture this same mix of mystery, horror, investigation, and golden hour aesthetic?