Resident evil 7 monsters series#
While the explanation for the Molded monsters' existence in Resident Evil 7 will certainly interest some fans, a larger question that's undoubtedly looming in their minds is how the creatures coming to be and entire narrative of the seventh installment itself will fit into the story of the series as a whole. However, this particular action-driven sequence is designed to be an intentional change of pace from the tense exploration aspects of the main portions of the game, so fans might be able to replenish their bullets if they keep their eyes peeled. With this being the case, players' aiming abilities will need to be on point.Įarly on in Resident Evil 7, there are a slew of about four to five Molded monsters to get past, so those coming across these zombie-like humanoids will need to carefully manage their ammunition. As a matter of fact, they take several handgun shots to finish off, and with developers insisting that the game is going back to the series' survival horror roots with items such as green herbs returning, ammo will more than likely be scarce. The creatures are unofficially being dubbed the "Molded," after the lanky, jittery monsters were seen in the basement of the main house making their way from a sub-section of the space called the "processing area."Īlthough Resident Evil 7's Molded monsters appear to be failed experiments of the Bakers, they are tough customers when it comes to actually being subdued. This particular revelation comes from early coverage of Resident Evil 7, with journalists having been given roughly four hours to play through a demo provided to them by Capcom. Now, as the release date for the survival-horror title creeps ever closer, new details about the monsters are surfacing that indicate some of them as being failed experiments of the game's sinister Baker family. Not too long ago, video game publisher and developer Capcom hinted at Resident Evil 7 players having to face supernatural threats in the form of grotesque monsters with a teaser trailer that showed the title's main character briefly encountering what looked like an amalgam of horrible features from past creatures in the series. Looking ahead, Capcom says it plans to continue exploring VR, as well as invest in its core business: games.ĭead Rising has been a nice feather in Microsoft's cap, but if console exclusivity isn't as lucrative as Capcom had hoped, you have to wonder if it's something that will continue when (or if) the franchise continues.Some of the monsters within Capcom's forthcoming survival-horror title, Resident Evil 7, are what appear to be failed experiments of the Baker family.
Operating income was down 8.8 percent from last fiscal year, at 11,096 million yen.Ĭapcom as a whole, which also includes amusements, arcade games, and licensing ventures, had net sales of 87,170 million yen, an increase of 13.2 percent over the previous year.
A couple of other big names, however, didn't do quite as well as expected.Ĭapcom says Monster Generations was a solid seller overseas, and that the recently released Monster Hunter XX is "off to a promising start." That's in contrast to the youth-oriented Monster Hunter Stories and Dead Rising 4, which Capcom says "underperformed." Overall, Capcom's digital contents business had net sales of 58,704 million yen, which is up 11.7 percent over the previous fiscal year. According to the company, Resident Evil continued to perform well for the company, both its re-releases and the latest installment, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
Capcom has released its review of fiscal year 2016, which ended in March.
0 kommentar(er)
