I mean re4r has the deluxe edition too but it comes with a bunch of crap. And since they haven't raised prices yet it's just the same price as a regular game.

Resident Evil 4 remake.

Because the original gets rose colored glasses because of nostalgia.

Funny enough, they actually do something similar at the end of the game.

Leon just straight up apes the John Wick style in re4r

I'm glad Capcom opted to not charge the new premium for RE4.

I had Godzilla PS4. Was really excited that I could get 40 bucks for it after I played the hell out of it and sold it.

I regret this decision immensely.

I work with almost exclusively Spanish speaking people. It does give me random flashbacks lmao.

Doctor Who Edge of Reality is offensively mediocre but the weeping angel level is incredible.

I'm from the Foster/Glocester and Burrillville area and damn, you'd think you were in Alabama.

Just play RE2r

The one time I saw it I didn't think it was shaped much like anything, maybe vaguely humanoid if you stretch the definition. And yeah I saw it in the second floor kitchen. My sister claims to have seen it on the third floor and my ex girlfriend (who didn't have a great grip on reality tbh) claimed to see every time she came over (maybe hypocritical but I never did believe her lol)

Just white mist-like things. Those were really rare. House is still there but it's been entirely remodeled by my uncle who is now the owner. We don't really talk about the house now that it's only the one guy living there. (Used to be 8-10 at any given time)

I grew up in an ancient farmhouse (iirc built in the 1780s) on what was at the time a dirt road in the middle of nowhere Glocester. That house was such a hotbed of strangeness I wouldn't believe my own memories if not for nearly every person who spent so much as a night in the house having some kind of experience. From Objects constantly falling to the cabinets needing locks so they didn't fly open, loud footsteps coming up and down the two flights of stairs, to clothes falling off of hooks, shadow people, floating apparitions and just every sort of nonsense imaginable. That house also had a weird vibe to it, being alone in it had a way of warping your senses idk. Probably lead paint and four generations of mass hysteria lmao. It did cause me to seek out every haunted place I could in the tri-state area and the only place that gave me a similar bad vibe was the Hawthorne Hotel. Old Hotels do just have a way of feeling strange though, didn't actually see/ experience anything outside that house.

>Not to mention Gen Z who only cares about being TikTok famous.

Don't fall for this trap. Every generation looks down on the next one as being the worst and it's part of the issue. The blame fell from Gen X to us Millenials and now we're helping shift it to Gen Z. Each generation has it's knuckleheads, don't define them all by it

The idea that our tiny ass state is so corrupt and poorly run is almost impressive

Ah so Gina red. great