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Resident evil 3.5 - Hullucination Biohazard.hey guys, for all the people who wanted the hookman, the fog version (or the umbrella version (yes it's all the same stuff nobody ever noticed :O)) the RE4 beta's.I am making a ground breaking RE4 mod that completely changes the game and the location of where the game takes place.were working on RE3.5 mansion (with some changes) the airship from the original trailersrecently revealed content by shinji mikami uploaded revealing a lot about the story, backstory, game setting (location: FRANCE, PARIS, 4 months one day after Raccon city).
main enemies you'll be seeing in this mod/game:-ZOMBIES! whats a resident evil game without zombies- Hookman, from the re3.5 trailers (gameplay trailer & Hookman version trailer)- uruboros from the fog version trailer- HUNK?- oswell E spencer, RE5 model rip- Albert Wesker? (if used then Re5 version with long coat)- "EVIL LEON"- living dolls, seen in the re3.5 gameplay trailer- zombie dogs- Hunters- tyrants
Case don't still try make contact with these guys: "mods/resident-evil-35-contamination" probaly you guys can work together and you can support the local designer in the team. Or if no have time you can help pass your map to them, its be great.
In a recent Let's Play video uploaded to the Residence of Evil channel on YouTube, a modder called ranj reveals that they've been working on their own version of Resident Evil 3, which is being built in Unreal Engine 4. Simply called "Resident Evil 3: Remake Fan Game," it's currently in an alpha state but is available to download on the user's Itch.io page. The idea behind this project, it seems, is not to outdo Capcom's remake but to reimagine the original threequel, with more up-to-date visuals that also bring back the fixed camera perspective and the classic inventory system that began with the first three installments.
It should be reiterated at this point that ranj's remake is still in development, and the alpha build that's available to download now is lacking in some quality, but that's to be expected at these early stages. It definitely looks good, much better than the original Resident Evil 3, which by now is visually dated. The fact that it's being built in one of the most popular game engines in the world suggests that the final product will be of decent quality overall.
Know as 1.5 as was completely scrapped for being boring and being the same as the first game. Was about 80% at the time. Sometime pasted and someone got a copy of the beta out on the internet well almost. You can download it for free at certain places but yet to be complete. Just patches and well patches! I wait till it done.
The first significant update to the engine was the release of the PC version of Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, which was the second PC game to support DirectX 10 and the first with a DirectX 10 demo.[9][10] Ambient occlusion and parallax occlusion mapping support was added to the engine, and under DirectX 10 improved soft shadow rendering, and by the use of vertex shaders, less artifact-prone motion blur, fur shading and improved depth of field with a bokeh-like appearance.[11][12][13] The two games on PC that followed Lost Planet: Extreme Condition - Devil May Cry 4 and Resident Evil 5 - also featured DirectX 10 support, but Capcom decided against using it to improve upon the visuals,[14][15] thus making them look largely the same as when running under DirectX 9.[16][17] However, Resident Evil 5 under DirectX 10,[18] was the first video game to be presented fully in stereoscopic 3D, including all of its cutscenes, and the first to be rated as "3D Vision Ready" by Nvidia.[19] Later re-releases of the two games on PC removed DirectX 10 support.[20][21] 2ff7e9595c
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