Is Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition scary?

I am 14 and have played games like Left 4 Dead and wasnt even slightly crepped out. How bad is it?

-PSfanboy101

it has its moments
but not really

I thought it was scary, but I'm a wuss.

not the scariest game i played but it's more scary then RE5 PS360 edition imo

RE4 is more creepy than scary and has a good horror move atmosphere.

As said before me, its got its moments (very well-executed story) - This game is amazing anyway, so go buy it now!

If you want real psychological horror, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is scheduled for an october release.

As said before me, its got its moments (very well-executed story) - This game is amazing anyway, so go buy it now!

If you want real psychological horror, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is scheduled for an october release.

TalesofRaGnArOk

Its not that scary untilit reaches acertain part.(Only for a short while though) And it does have its creepy moments, i liked the starting part at least.

If you want something scary, i recommend:

Penumbra Series

Silent hill series

Fatal Frame series

Call of Cthulu, dark corners of the earth (Though after a while it gets more action packed and kinda sucked)

Those are what i can think of now, theres bound to be more. And i dont think L4D is in the horror category at all. >_> Sure, you fight Zombies and stuff but its more action than anything. (Kinda like dead rising)

It's actually not scary. There is one part that scared me and that was going back to the village in the night time. You would see glowing eyes.

resident evil 4 or as i call it leons wild adventure in spain because i refuse to think of it as a resident evil story is as scary as watching the early morning news the game may have 1 or 2 times but it was toned down in scare/shock from older re gameselbert_b_23

This is a good way to put it. The newer RE games won't be scary because they are more action based. The scares in the older RE games came from building tension over time and then hitting you with something unexpected. It had more to do with the BGM and sound effects etc than anything that actually happened in the game.

[QUOTE="elbert_b_23"]resident evil 4 or as i call it leons wild adventure in spain because i refuse to think of it as a resident evil story is as scary as watching the early morning news the game may have 1 or 2 times but it was toned down in scare/shock from older re gamesredfield_137

This is a good way to put it. The newer RE games won't be scary because they are more action based. The scares in the older RE games came from building tension over time and then hitting you with something unexpected. It had more to do with the BGM and sound effects etc than anything that actually happened in the game.

I thought the Regenarators stage was pretty freaky.(And the noise they make)

But you guys are right on the rest. We get creepy villagers, then later Medievil dudes, then Engineers with dynamite sticks and buff dude with minigun. Yeah, its pretty much action. Not half as actiony as RE5 though, now that, is what i call "not scary AT ALL".

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[QUOTE="elbert_b_23"]resident evil 4 or as i call it leons wild adventure in spain because i refuse to think of it as a resident evil story is as scary as watching the early morning news the game may have 1 or 2 times but it was toned down in scare/shock from older re gamesZerocrossings

This is a good way to put it. The newer RE games won't be scary because they are more action based. The scares in the older RE games came from building tension over time and then hitting you with something unexpected. It had more to do with the BGM and sound effects etc than anything that actually happened in the game.

I thought the Regenarators stage was pretty freaky.(And the noise they make)

But you guys are right on the rest. We get creepy villagers, then later Medievil dudes, then Engineers with dynamite sticks and buff dude with minigun. Yeah, its pretty much action. Not half as actiony as RE5 though, now that, is what i call "not scary AT ALL".

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As said before me, its got its moments (very well-executed story) - This game is amazing anyway, so go buy it now!

If you want real psychological horror, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is scheduled for an october release.

nezardm

You DO know that SH: Shattered Memories is a remake of the first Silent Hill, right?

If you want scary you should get Cursed Mountain a horror survival game that is exclusive to the Wii :)

Cursed Mountain official site

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As said before me, its got its moments (very well-executed story) - This game is amazing anyway, so go buy it now!

If you want real psychological horror, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is scheduled for an october release.

TalesofRaGnArOk

You DO know that SH: Shattered Memories is a remake of the first Silent Hill, right?

pretty sure resident evil 4 never was meant to be scary but more action

still a awsome game

pretty sure resident evil 4 never was meant to be scary but more action

Barbie_Boy

Nah several moments in the game does show their attempts to make it scary. They only completely ditched it in RE5.

I believe the intent was more to create an enjoyable spooky, creepy environment for the horror-survival game and they know fans of that genre are also horror movie fans.

But I don't think the developers wanted to give anyone nightmares, just a good time and IMO they did accomplish that.