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Super Replay – Resident Evil 4
Much like the zombie creatures Resident Evil is known for, we can't seem to rid ourselves of former Game Informer editor turned Capcom associate brand manager, Tim Turi. He tries to leave and we think he's gone, but suddenly he, and his unquenchable desire to play Resident Evil while others watch, comes back to life.
We embrace this kind of reanimation though, and were happy to make Tim play through Resident Evil 4 in its entirety in order to remind everyone that that game has found yet another set of platforms on which to exist – the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Join us as we reminisce about one of the best games on GameCube (and later PlayStation 2, then PC, then Wii, then Zeebo then Xbox 360, then PlayStation 3, and then iOS and Android), pressure Tim to tell us more about Resident Evil 7, and bring in different editors to push against the Los Ganados threat. The full playthrough can be found at the bottom of the page or on our YouTube channel.
For more Resident Evil Super Replays, follow the links for the series where we played the original Resident Evil and the remake simultaneously, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil: Code Veronica with special guest Capcom's Brett Elston, and finally the tangentially related Mega Man Legends 2 with guest Capcom's Greg Moore. We like playing Capcom games with Capcom people.
For more episodes of Replay and Super Replay, check out our Replay hub, or click on the banner below to watch episodes on YouTube.
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