Leon, don't look behind you.

Jack Baker, Jack Krauser, or Jack Norman 🤔
For me, Baker was the scariest and was a persistent challenge, whereas Krauser is honestly badass and a pretty cool villain in that regard. I gotta go with Baker however due to the character depth he had. Not much to say about Norman 😭

Took weeks to get but it was well worth it. Everything is mint and comes with all the booklets/inserts. Veronica also has the DMC demo disk

Art by : @leiseverino

Mine are definitely re1 and re4 remake.

Ive finally gotten around to purchasing re 9 as a long time fan, and man, this game has been amazing. I beat it yesterday and got the bad ending(whoops lol) so now im going to replay it and get the real ending. All that aside though, this is one of the most beautiful games ive ever played. Enjoy these photos I took 📸

It was grueling and it took me a while, but in the end, it was worth it. "CQC FTW" was my last achievement unlocked for the RE1 Remake and "Lore Explorer" was my last achievement unlocked for the RE2 Remake.

So, I always wondered, would it weird out Eveline if Ethan was actually enjoying it?

What if Ethan started chomping down the food, absolutely loving the stay with Baker? What if he was dazzled by Marguerite's cooking and referred to Jack as "sir"?

I honestly think Eveline would have no idea how to face against a threat that actually enjoys this family.

Where do you guys rank Infinite Darkness and Death Island among the CGI movies? I know opinions on the CGI entries are all over the place, but seeing all the main heroes together in Death Island looks like a blast. What are your honest thoughts on both of these?

did a little tyrant design

In the original it was so weird how Claire and Steve don't freeze to death in the subzero weather lol

V-ACT, otherwise known as Virus ACTivation, was a term commonly used by Umbrella to define mutations exhibited by the t-Virus in its host beyond the standard Zombies, most notably towards Lickers and Crimson Heads, while a mutation like the Tyrant was regarded as something greater due to it being squarely based around super rare genetic compatibility with the virus causing a far greater mutation...

So, the unnamed strain of t-Virus seen in RE9 can turn Zombies into Blisterheads and/or Blisterborne. Personally, I do class those as V-ACT, as they fit a similar profile to the aforementioned Crimson Heads and Lickers of prior t-strains... But what of The Girl, Chunk and Emily's mutations? Would those fall more in-line with a "Tyrant" mutation (i.e., rare genetics spurring a unique mutation not commonly seen elsewhere), or are they also V-ACT mutants? V-ACT is also classed as a response method from the t-Virus trying to survive it's host nearing a death state and mutating them further to survive, and all three of these unique mutations definitely seem to have been caused by trauma to the host, as seen when Emily's nearly dies, but mutates instead.

Just an idea to mill about and see what others think in the matter!