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RE4's Four Failed Versions Resident Evil 4 is so fundamentally different from its predecessors that it's almost not a Resident Evil game at all. And, in fact, it turned out not to be one in its first form. RE4 first went into development back in 1999, and at the onset Capcom's creators decided to set out and make something totally different. Something cooler, edgier, more focused on action.

They worked on the new approach diligently, but ultimately hit a roadblock – the project just didn't feel like Resident Evil any more. So they tweaked a few names here and there, tossed in some demons and decided to call the whole thing 'Devil May Cry' instead. Perhaps you've heard of it?

Devil May Cry has gone on to become its own successful series for Capcom, but its origin as a failed attempt at Resident Evil 4 meant the RE team had to go back to the drawing board and start from scratch after Dante was born. Buju banton inna heights full album video. RE4 then entered a rollercoaster of up and down development, constantly hitting obstacles and getting scrapped in one form after another. Work on the game behind the scenes at Capcom ultimately covered a span of six years, from 1999 until 2005, and along the way there were versions of the game featuring traditional zombies (gone from the final), a haunted castle (altered dramatically in the final) and a ghostly man wielding a hook (also gone from the final version - we got a chainsaw maniac instead). All of the trials and troubles were ultimately worth it, though. Resident Evil 4 finally launched in its finished form in January 2005 as an exclusive for Nintendo's GameCube, and the praise from critics, fans and skeptics was immediate, intense and nearly universal in scope. Out with the Old I say 'nearly' universal because it'd be wrong to claim that everyone loved the new direction Capcom took for the franchise – Resident Evil 4 tossed out so many elements that had come to define the older games that some (rather hardcore) fans still refuse to acknowledge this game as a true sequel, saying the series ended with either Zero or Code: Veronica.

Well, it didn't. It just got a whole lot different. Resident Evil 4 ditched static, pre-rendered backgrounds. Code: Veronica had taken baby steps in that direction, but RE4 totally abandoned the old style of presentation – the camera now trailed right behind your character and every environment was fully rendered in interactive 3D.

For a series that previously felt like it was played through the vantage point of stationary security cameras in hallway corners, it was a huge shift. The change in viewing angle heralded a major upgrade that fans had been dying for the series to adopt for years as well – improved, actually functional controls. Finally freed from the stiff, unmanageable and unrealistic tank-like controls of the earlier games, RE4 let you fluidly move where you wanted, when you wanted without the directions for which way was 'forward' getting flip-flopped on you every three seconds.

Aiming weapons became much more natural as well, and enemies' reactions were upgraded to pay attention to whether they were shot in the leg, or the arm, or the head or torso. The visual and control changes sped up the game's flow considerably, which contributed to the fact that RE4 now felt more like a title belonging in the action genre than the old survival horror category. Perhaps embracing that shift in tone, Capcom also eliminated many of the traditional shocks and scares of the old games, so playing RE4 was less of a frightening experience and more of an adrenaline-pumping one. And it's that part of the shift, perhaps, that made some Resident Evil purists decide to boycott this new adventure – because they played RE games, in part, because they enjoyed peeing their pants.

(While RE4 left most people dry.). Donning the Bomber Jacket But those weren't the only changes from the old RE status quo – Capcom kept making more breaks with the past by taking the series' storyline in a whole new direction. Raccoon City, the Umbrella Corporation and all the regular plot beats of the franchise's first five games had little to do with Resident Evil 4. This game took its protagonist from the past – Leon S.