The cut scenes are actually decent along with the rest of the graphics. Some of the environments are more on the drab side but definitely one of the better aspects of this game.
Chances are, you've played them both (or at least heard of them), but now it's time to make room for a new contender in the horror genre: The Suffering.
What awaits the three member investigative team who, after plunging through space, land on Mars and enter the eerily silent Vita 1 base through separate airlocks?
In the first Resident Evil, you panicked because you weren't armed to deal with the situations thrown at you, and more often than not, had to flee the scene entirely.
Derceto, with its steeply angled roof and sinister appearance, guards in--its basement the secrets of Astarte, the goddess of fertility to whom the house was dedicated.
Survival Horror games are becoming something of an odd collective. Relying often on the same themes and premises, the games are almost reaching the breaking point of boredom.
Early in the game, you'll earn the friendship of a dog named Hewie, who can help protect your character, and whom you can interact with in a sort of limited friendship game sort of way.
So before we get to the meat of this review I want to make one thing clear, if you are a fan of horror video games or enjoy a darker themed game, then this is a must buy.