Resident Evil Origins Collection - PlayStation 4 Standard Edition

Resident Evil Origins Collection - PlayStation 4 Standard Edition Review Overview: The Resident Evil Origins Collection for PlayStation 4 brings together two classic survival horror games—Resident Evil (HD Remaster) and Resident Evil 0. This collection offers a nostalgic yet updated experience, delivering the iconic horror, puzzles, and action-packed gameplay that the series is known for. Pros: ✅ Remastered Visuals & Audio – Both games feature improved HD graphics, enhanced lighting, and remastered sound, making them look and feel more immersive. ✅ Classic Survival Horror Atmosphere – The fixed camera angles, eerie settings, and limited resources create a tense, nerve-wracking experience. ✅ Tank Controls & Modernized Options – Players can choose between traditional tank controls or a more modernized control scheme for smoother gameplay. ✅ Extra Content & Modes – The collection includes bonus costumes, Wesker Mode in Resident Evil 0, and additional challenges for replay value. ✅ Great Value – Two full-length survival horror games in one package make this a worthwhile purchase for fans of the genre. Cons: ❌ Dated Mechanics – The old-school controls and inventory system may feel clunky to newcomers. ❌ Fixed Camera Angles – While nostalgic for fans, the fixed perspectives can be frustrating at times. ❌ Resident Evil 0's Partner System – The character-switching mechanic in Resident Evil 0 can feel tedious rather than innovative. Final Verdict: ⭐ 8.5/10 – Resident Evil Origins Collection is an excellent package for both longtime fans and newcomers looking to experience the origins of survival horror. The remastered visuals, classic tension, and immersive storytelling make it a solid addition to any Resident Evil fan’s collection, though the old-school mechanics may not appeal to everyone.

These games are based on the amazing graphics on the Nintendo Game Cube at the time, but in this HD Remastered version the textures have been greatly sharpened to the point of rivaling most game graphics of the PS3 and Xbox 360 Era. It almost feels like a new version of the same game, but rest assured nothing has been changes except the closet room on the train in RE0 you can change outfits on the go in RE0 HD. I originally wrote a review on both of these games for the Wii releases when I never experience either of them firsthand, but now I have so I'll start with Resident Evil 0. Resident Evil 0 is a fantastic game and is extremely over the top, but I love it none the less. In this game players control both Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen in a single player co-operation. Unlike other Resident Evil titles you cannot store items in the safe room crates, but you have to know what is most important and what is not so there is a "Leave" feature for dropping items. When you complete the game there is the Leech Hunter mode which is handy for unlocking "Unlimited Ammo" on every weapon if you get all 100 leeches before leaving through the front door. Best tip I can give for this is play the stage and kill everything first since you cannot drop leaches once you pick them up. New to the HD version of RE0 is a new clear game unlocked mode called "Wesker" mode. In this you play the game as RE5 Wesker and Rebecca whose wearing a chest device similar to the one used on Jill in RE5. Wesker has 1 of his signature moves from RE5 which is the shadow dash where he can run at an insane speed which is handy for getting from point A to B faster. Wesker's new move is "Death Stare" which is a charge attack that can kill just about any non boss creature in 1 hit so it does make for a much easier way to play RE0. Resident Evil Remake HD Remastered is very similar to RE0 in it's overhaul of graphics. I was originally impressed with how this game looked on the Game Cube and Wii Versions, but this really makes the 1st game look like it was just remade in 2016. The textures are so vastly improved, the lighting is enhanced, and the characters look a lot more detailed than before in this 1080P revamp. I have not beaten this one yet so I don't know if there are any new post game things, but it is the remake to the game that starting it all and a very big favorite of mine. If you are a fan of these games and have a PS4 or Xbox One do yourself a favor and buy them. I am glad I bought this collection and happy about Amazon's 20% off pre-order promotion!

Great game

If you're an original Resident evil fan and played the classic ones for the ps1, then you'll enjoy this game. It has the classic survival horror feel and has those puzzles that'll make your brain work hard on solving these puzzles. And this game is just a remaster of the remake that came out for the GameCube a couple years back. So the only difference is that it's in Full HD and the graphics are improved a bit. You can barely tell a different besides it being in 1080p. Costumes were added, but sadly you'll have to buy them just to get something that should've been in the actual game. The controls were improved, so you could play with the original controls or play with the new controls. Or change the controls to your liking. The game is challenging(depending what difficulty you play on) and can sometimes lead to frustration. Like you won't know where to go or where you can find herbs or ammo. But that is the point of a survival horror, I just think they should give you items more often. But that would defeat the purpose of it being a survival horror. So play the game with extra caution as it does get difficult as you play. Because I did a noob move and used herbs when I really didn't need to. But if you're a newcomer and haven't played the classic resident evil games, then this game will be hard for you to adjust. As it has fixed camera angles and it isn't a 3rd person shooter like the newer resident evils. So the controls would be difficult for you to use. And this game does not hold your hand through out the game. But overall the game is excellent for the nostalgia and if you played the classic ones then what are you waiting for? If you're new give it a shot and see if you can play an original resident evil.

It was a lot of fun, tho definitely frustrating having to get use to the old controls, limited resources, and odd camera angles.

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Bellissimo !! Il capitolo più bello (include Rebirth in HD e lo 0 ) gioco in lingua inglese e sottotitoli in italiano multilingua

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Ok

I liked RE7 and Village was ok so I thought I would give the other resident evils ago. This game was also updated so they have no excuse for it being terrible. It is unclear where to go and what to do, some red lights mean off and others mean on while green means on. If you inspect the wrong thing in game you have to tap through text so when you think you need to be looking for something you cannot just run around tapping X until you encounter an item. There is no tutorial or even guide explaining how to use items, I was constantly on google looking up how to heal, how to aim, where to go etc and any game that makes me have to pause it so I can search google for answers constantly loses my respect fast. You also cannot carry more than 6 things, so some you have to drop at the save point, but the level randomly ends without warning so you lose anything you are not carrying. Then you have to reload a save (from ages ago, since saves are limited) and redo everything and remember to pick up the items you need before walking into the level ending room. I seriously hate this game and have no idea how a franchise was created with it. I want my time back