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Recent reports suggest Capcom is preparing to remake more Resident Evil games. It’s hardly a surprising report given both the quality of those recent remakes and the cultural power of the Resident Evil franchise. However, it is a reminder that Resident Evil has historically achieved a level of success that has eluded pretty much every other horror game franchise. The genre has long lived in the wake of Resident Evil, and it’s been that way since the ’90s when the first Resident Evil made such a seismic impact that much of what followed was called a clone.
Because of that, some of the earliest and most fascinating horror games have largely been ignored or otherwise forgotten about. They may not have come anywhere close to replicating Resident Evil‘s success, but if you ask me, these forgotten ’90s horror games are more deserving of a remake than any of the already great games in that legendary franchise.
It Came From the Desert (1990)
You got me. This one technically debuted in 1989 and was ported to DOS and other platforms in 1990. However, it’s hard to pass up the chance to talk about one of the most incredible horror games that doesn’t get talked about enough.
It Came From the Desert is a hybrid title that combines point-and-click adventure elements with first-person ex
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