Why was RE6 so bad?
Resident Evil 6 failed because of Capcom’s hubris. They truly believed that the Resident Evil series deserved to be on top of video game sales charts because of the name on the box alone. They were so convinced that was true, in fact, that they were willing to implement anything that they perceived to be popular.
Why did Resident Evil change so much?
Once Resident Evil 6 sold less than it expected, Capcom decided some change was in order. RE6 left little room for the writers to continue, so Capcom shifted focus to a new, unexperienced character in a different location — and it changed the gameplay to go along with that.
Who made re6?
Capcom
Resident Evil 6/Developers
What happened to Jill Valentine after Resident Evil Retribution?
After her experiences during the outbreak’s initial stages in Raccoon City, Valentine became involved in anti-Umbrella operations and was eventually captured and turned into an Umbrella agent. In 2012 she was freed from Red Queen’s mind-control, but died during an attack on the White House soon after.
Is re7 related to the other games?
While Resident Evil 7 was generally light on references to past Resident Evil games, Resident Evil Village is full of nods to other games in the series, and is actually an incredibly important title in terms of the overarching storyline that started with the first game back in 1996.
Which RE game is the scariest?
The orignial Resident Evil from 1996 is still one of the scariest games to play today. The lack of resources, mysterious setting, and gruesome sound effects create a terrifying atmosphere regardless of graphics. The iconic moment when the dogs jump through the window is still an incredibly effective jump scare.
What does the new Resident Evil 6 logo look like?
Whoever controls Capcom’s Facebook has a sense of humor, and they’ve clearly spent enough time on the internet this past week to realize that a lot of people think the new Resident Evil 6 logo looks like a giraffe. A giraffe doing something to a person, no less.
Are there any controversial logos in sports history?
History has witnessed the criticism and debate over several famous logos… some of which we’ve decided to share here. In honor of Thanksgiving, we’ll begin with the surplus of Native American logos that have been largely controversial in sports history.
Who is the designer of the BBC logo?
Designed by Wolff Olins for a whopping £400,000, this terribly ugly logo was received with overwhelmingly negative criticism. 80% of people who participated in a BBC online poll gave the logo the lowest possible score. Others complained that the logo was so horrible that when seen on TV it was causing epileptic seizures.
Is it good to have controversy around your logo?
Press surrounding controversy often creates excitement, gets people talking and increases brand awareness. However, controversy is not guaranteed to benefit a brand. It can easily backfire, creating more damage than good. Logos are one of the most important and effective ways to market a company or product image.