Resident Evil: Revelations

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uh but yeah the i i i'm a big fan of the ending to start there and also if we are talking about the ending um first that it was so referential to william birkin right down to the giant eye on the shoulder see i uh i went with my my boyfriend who has never played a resident evil game doesn't know anything about resident evil said to me afterwards have they made any other resident evil films i was like oh Like, oh my God, you mean you haven't seen Resident Evil Revelations? But yeah, the whole time I kept whispering, and this is from the game.

And did you know that the eyeball thing is like a big reference because loads of the bosses get like eyeballs that you have to shoot when they metamorph.

And William Birkin is probably the best example.

I, I have a lot of fond memories of playing Resident Evil 5 with my dad, too.

But Resident Evil as a franchise has such interesting, like, little experiments, like, like, Resident Evil Revelations, which was a 3DS game at first, and it's, like, kinda like what if Resident Evil 5 was on the 3DS? Doesn't necessarily mean it's good, but it does mean it's interesting.

Uh, there's also this old Resident Evil game called Resident Evil Gaiden, um, that's like a, a, a top down like eight bit, 16 bit looking game, uh, for the Game Boy Color.

Is this the one you were talking about, Austin? This one didn't ever officially came out?

It's so, it's...

But so, uh, we talked about, like, with the, with the remakes, one of the things I loved that was- Resident Evil Revelations, like when it came out on the, on the GameCube, they didn't redo the dialogue for like the remake.

Yeah.

Hmm.

[laughs] Wow, perfect.

The, the games start with Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Resident Evil Survivor, Resident Evil Code: Veronica, Resident Evil Survivor 2, Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil Dead Aim, Resident Evil Outbreak, Resident Evil Outbreak File -2, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil The Umbrella Chronicles, Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil The Darkside Chronicles, Resident Evil Mercenaries 3D, Resident Evil Revelations, Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City, Resident Evil 6, Resident Evil Revelations 2, Resident Evil Umbrella Corps, Resident Evil 7, Biohazard, Resident Evil 2 Remake, Resident Evil 3 Remake, Resident Evil Resistance, Resident Evil 8: Village, Resident Evil Re:Verse, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 9: Requiem, and the upcoming Resident Evil: Veronica.

30.

That's 30.

Because then I have three in my wishes that are on sale right now for five bucks each.

That's Resident Evil Revelations 2, Resident Evil Revelations, and Dishonored 2.

I

would say, well, okay.

think I played that one.

Resident Evil Revelations.

Yep, played that one.

Resident Evil Revelations 2.

Probably not.

Resident Evil Genesis.

I didn't like it.

And then, so I was kind of out on the franchise until I heard people say the Revelations games, which are kind of like smaller, but they're very much more indebted to the early ones.

Those two games, Resident Evil Revelations, which I believe was like 2011 or so, something like that.

Yeah,

Revelations was 12, and then Revelations 2 was 2015.

And those games are great.

Like, those kind of got me back in.

And this cuts out the whole, like, seven-minute scene of Jill, like, clearing a house that was so stupid.

Well, look, I'm gonna say in this movie's defense, this is the first time Jill has shown up since, like, 2012, 2013, whenever Revelations was.

Oh yeah, I forgot she was in that.

And I think it's her first canonical appearance in the timeline since RE 5, which is a game from 2009.

Does Revelations take place earlier?

I thought it was before RE 5.

I kinda always forget those exist.

Revelations takes place in 2005-

So I'm really excited for that.

And I think she makes an appearance in the Resident Evil Revelation game, which are the spinoff games, but I never played those games.

So to me, I feel like this remake is really going to push her forward, which I'm really excited about.

Okay, that's cool.