If I were going to make a survival horror game, where there are zombies and other monsters trying to rip your brain out of your fucking head, I probably wouldnt pick the song that is playing in the Bio Hazard ad...
then again, im not japanese.
and the comment right at the end of it "it's not just a game".... yeah im pretty sure it is just a game cuz zombies don't exist.
I've got a question: I remembera really long time ago, One of my friends said he had the next pokemon games on Game Boy Color called Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Jade. However, when I saw him playing them, I was like "Thats not Pokemon, what the hell is this?" I had completely forgotten until now, and if it isn't too much trouble, could someone please enlighten me on them?
'Resident Evil' is more multi meaning than Biohazard in the context of the games. Not only does it refer to evil that is resident in the mansion or other environments, in the form of zombies/mutated animals but that evil that infests those zombies/mutated animals.
I think that the way that games studios always seem to think that minimalism is necessarily more suited to European game art though is a bit predictable though. The American Gamecube Resident Evil remake had a zombie attacking Jill Valentine. The European version had the words 'Resident Evil' on a brown backdrop.
What wonderful song choice for the Japan Biohazard ad. A freind and me joked about having the name Resident Evil while we were playing co-op on the jeep level.
With Bioshock now out, I'm glad that they chose Resident Evil. Just think of the confusion. I myself once even thought that Bioware had made Bioshock. Also, noone can deny the awesomeness of the title announcer.
well it worked as a name for a bit, but especially now bio-hazard just fits the theme more. RE is barely about what it was, and i for one miss my naked zombies.