What’s most interesting to note with this Resident Evil Village trailer is how much more unsettling the imagery is when viewed in a lower resolution. He’s also recreated Silent Hillin virtual reality and created a trailer for Death Strandingin the same PS1 style as this latest Resident Evil video. In addition to this latest Resident Evil video, he has also rendered characters from The Simpsons in horrifyingly realistic detail and created a demake video showing what Halo Infinitewould look like on a Nintendo 64. The amazing job Hoolopee has done with this demake trailer is not surprising when considering the full roster of videos on his YouTube channel. Finally, Lady Dimitrescu has the most detailed face out of any character, but her completely static facial expression hearkens back to intimidating creatures like Twisted Metal’s Dollface. The village’s monsters look equally horrendous due to how impossible it is to make out exactly what they are supposed to be. For example, the people living in the titular village have incredibly blurry faces, making it difficult to discern their expressions. Strangely enough, the difference in graphical quality somehow makes the game look even more terrifying. In Hoolopee’s demake video, seen here courtesy of GameSpot, the demake in question is simply a visual representation of what Resident Evil Village’s trailer would look like if the game were on the PS1. Related: Resident Evil Village: Lady Dimitrescu’s Three Daughters, Explained If one finds themselves on a “404 Page Not Found” page of the Platinum Games website, the user is treated to a playable 2D demake of Bayonetta, complete with keyboard controls. Platinum Games, the developer best known for Bayonettaand for reviving the Nierseries, has also gotten in on the demake fun. For the past several months, Walther has been posting videos of the demake as it progresses and tapping her Twitter and YouTube followers for feedback. One of the more popular demakes in production that will actually be available to play is Lilith Walther’s PS1 demake of Bloodborne. Despite this, demakes are most commonly made to emulate much older consoles such as the PS1, N64, Super Nintendo, and so on. This increase in popularity stands to reason after all, the more advanced video games become, the more opportunities arise to make new games look older. Bringing a game’s graphics and audio down a few generations is commonly known as creating a “demake” among retro gamers and has become an increasingly popular market. Only one day after Resident Evil Village’s release, a YouTuber has released a reimagining of the game’s trailer in the style of a PlayStation 1 game.

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