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Yesterday on March 9, a new Resident Evil 4 remake demo went live immediately following a special Capcom Showcase. Now that players have gone hands-on with the new remake, the responses from seasoned players and newcomers alike are both glowing – you can read our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历♊史查询:Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo impressions here. 

Just below for example, one player points out the satisfaction of using the redesigned knife in the Resident Evil 4 remake. Unlike the original game, this time the knife has a s🌱tamina bar, meaning once it's broken, you can't use it at all, and will need to frantically scavenge around to fix ♏it.

E𝓀꧅lsewhere, content creator Shirrako has a pretty extensive laundry list of impressive points from the demo. The shotgun's reduced kickback is now a lot more noticeable in the remake, and it generally feels a lot smoother to play and a lot easier for you to handle and land your shots.

Oh, but don't worry about the ♕chainsaw being toned down. Leon S. Kennedy can still get absolutely wrecked by the chainsaw-wielding demon in the remake's demo, as you can see via the incredibly gory and brutal clip just below. Stay well away from that chainsaw!

For familiar fans though, the Resident Evil 4 remake demo still hit hard, as evidenced by the tweet just below. It sure sounﷺds as though the new remak﷽e has captured how pulse-pounding and adrenaline-pumping the full GameCube title was back in the day.

If you still need your appetite whetting after this demo, you can go check out a special 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Resident Evil 4 ARG experience, to set up the main events of the gam⭕e via a few ✅neat puzzles.

Read up on why the Resident Evil 4 remake devs wanted to "betray your expectations" to make the new game even better.