Albert Einstein said "Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal." Took me a while, but I finally see his point. How often have we chased the dream of progress, only to see that dream perverted? More often than not, haven't the machines we built to improve life shattered the lives of millions? And now we want to turn that dream on ourselves, to fundamentally improve who we are. Experience has shown me how dangerous that can be.

Russia spent their whole economy for this game so it has to be smooth

this game had immense balance for gas filters i dont know how they did it, i was always panicing about air and never comfortably full to not be worrying about it

also first linear game i played that didnt feel like one, the first time in the open i was genuinely happy with the level progression since i didnt feel like catte being led with a carrot. the world was plausible enough for me to go through it and accept the blockages as a post apocalyptic mess of the outside

Gordon Fishman

it rains a lot in this game

Man the first time coming out of those sewers was one of my happiest memories in gaming. Just the fact this beautiful world is waiting for you, the people, monsters, demons, cults, thieves, vampires, endless exploration.......

Anyway, Martin is dead...oh well! Here's a new set of armor! >_>

15 years...and we have advanced 10 seconds further into the plot...this is so much more than I expected

kane and lynch gotta be colleagues of max payne

They didn't have to make Leon as sexy as it was and yet they did. GOD BLESS CAPCOM.
10/10, SOLID REMAKE.

i can fix you jack

half life from ohio