Resident Evil 4 Remake’s dialogue could remain as goofy as ever

Resident Evil 4 is without a doubt one of the best games in the series and one of the best horror games of all time. It marks Capcom stepping away from the setting of previous games a bit and expanding its horizons, while still essentially feeling like a Resident Evil game.

The highlight of Resident Evil 4 for many has to be its rather goofy dialogue and several comedic moments. How many of these were intended is questionable, but it worked in his favor. Lots of weirdly funny quotes have come out of the game, and while it’s a horror title through and through, there’s no denying that Resident Evil 4 continually makes you laugh as well.

He remembers when Leon almost died by falling, just before stating that “he won’t fall for this old trick”, or when he begins the fight with El Gigante, and pauses to note that “hey, it’s that dog”. Taken out of context, this might not seem so comical, but while you’re fending off El Ganado left and right, these offbeat jokes gave Resident Evil 4 yet another reason for many, even the not-great ones. horror fans, to give it a try.

With all of this in mind, I recently spent some time with the beginning of Resident Evil 4 Remake. I got to play with Leon’s evolved knife, get up close and personal with the chainsaw’s beady eyes, and ultimately get to experience the sweet relief of hearing Leon say, “Where’s everyone going? Bingo?” one more time.

This is a small line, but it’s a bit of dialogue that certainly made me hope that the rest of Resident Evil 4 Remake can retain its moments of comic relief. As much as I’d like to avoid a date with the weirdo that is Salazar again, at the same time I can’t wait to hear him yell “die, worm” at Leon Kennedy one more time.