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There’s a reason
Resident Evil 4 is such a standout in the series. It shed years of traditional features—tank controls, static camera angles, and awkward pacing—and replaced them with shooting mechanics that redefined the action-horror genre. The Resident Evils that came before it are still classics, especially Resident Evil 2, but it’d be so much more fun to play if Leon Kennedy had some of his Resident Evil 4 moves. One fan
created a short demo of what that would look like, and it’s as good as you’d suspect.
Rod Lima, the amateur developer behind the videos you see here, says that he’s not working on remaking Resident Evil 2, but just practicing. “I made this only to see some codes actually working, not only in theory,” he said. “And as the result was good, I decided to do a video. Just that.”
The assets you see were extracted from on-rails Wii shooter Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles, and the gameplay was programmed on UDK.
It doesn’t sound like Lima has any plans to keep working on this, but now that we’ve seen the potential, we want it. Modding community, Capcom, please don’t leave us hanging like this.
Resident Evil 4 HD was recently released on Steam, and
our review found that it was still great after all these years. But don’t take our word for it. Let these
reload animation GIFs speak for themselves.
