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Silent Hill or Resident Evil?
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marvelvscapcom2:
Which series do you like better  ;D
azure:
sweats profusely
doctorlaudanum:
Ooh, tough one. I'd have to go with Silent Hill. I tend to like horror games with a strong atmosphere, and with the exception of the REmake, I've never found the Resident Evil games all that scary. Goofy and fun, but not scary. The Silent Hill games are a lot more memorable to me because they're so effective, Silent Hill 1 being my favorite. Even then, Resident Evil 4 is also one of my favorite games of all time. Any game where you can suplex priests and kick the heads straight off of people is all right in my book.
kamikazekeeg:
Resident Evil.  It's slightly odd to say that too, in that I hate the original games because of their control schemes.  Those are garbage control schemes that were only mildly improved in the recent re-releases, but still weren't very playable to me.  I love the cheesy, awful, monsters and stories, they are hilariously terrible B-Movies, but they have their charm, which is a bummer that I couldn't get into them.

I think I did manage to beat RE3, but I didn't really like it too much.  Resident Evil 4 though, like probably a top 20 game of all time for me.  I put tons of time into the Gamecube and PS2 versions.  Didn't like the Wii version because I'm not fond of motion controls.  I also like Resident Evil 5 despite its faults...RE6? Oof...Yeah lets move on from that.  Revelations 2 was generally alright, though I couldn't get too into Revelations 1 very far, though that's mostly I think just because it was a handheld port.  It was an alright port, but you can kinda tell it wasn't made for the big systems.

I also put RE higher, just because I haven't played the SH games much.  I dabbled in 3 and 4, very creepy, very unsettling games.  It's what the RE games were missing, because they were never scary, though hopefully that's being fixed with RE7 if the standalone demo is any representation.
telly:
Silent Hill allll the way. Silent Hill is drenched with symbolism and deep storytelling in addition to being a really scary game to play, it's just so good.
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