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| ***//Bloodborne//** | ***//Bloodborne//** | ||
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| + | ***//Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered//** (also on: PC, XB1) | ||
| + | * 2501: Doesn’t fix what ain’t broken, but truly is one of the most gorgeous remastering jobs out there (as it damn well better be, considering what Activision’s charged for it) and makes the original //CoD4// almost impossible to go back to. I’d even go so far as to say that this aesthetic and technical enhancement is what finally cements //MW1//‘s status as one of the best FPS campaigns of all time. | ||
| ***//Doom (a.k.a. Doom 4)//** (also on: Switch, XB1, PC) | ***//Doom (a.k.a. Doom 4)//** (also on: Switch, XB1, PC) | ||
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| ***//Republique//** (also on: PC, mobile) | ***//Republique//** (also on: PC, mobile) | ||
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| + | ***//Resident Evil 2//** (also on: XBONE, PC) | ||
| + | * 2501: I never played the original (fuck tank controls) but this remake is very very good. The “modernized” mechanics play like a greatest hits reel of all the best ideas from classic //RE// games (subweapons and large-scale progress-based environment changes from //REmake//, lite inventory management and weapon upgrades and precision aiming from //RE4//). Smart use of procedural difficulty and low-key RNG mechanics to lessen predictability and heighten tension. (Play it on Hardcore mode; you’ll suffer but you’ll thank me.) Modern AAA games not by FromSoft rarely feel so meticulous in their level design and demandingly tactical in their approach (watch yourself poring over maps to plot your route through danger zones, then try not to lose your head as you recalibrate your strategy on the fly). Only big criticism is that Leon doesn’t get quite enough stupid one-liners. | ||
| ***//Titanfall 2//** (also on: PC, XB1) | ***//Titanfall 2//** (also on: PC, XB1) | ||