A signed, special edition, hardback copy, the ebook edition and your name in the back of the book. Plus digital copies of the following full length albums. Saori Kobayashi's Terra Magica featuring the same rich, melodic tones that defined her iconic soundtracks for Panzer Dragoon. Journey features Saori Kobayashi (of Panzer Dragoon) and Yumiko Takahashi (of Suikoden) and their musical ensemble AKANE with new original music inspired by the Panzer Dragoon series of games, compositions from Crimson Dragon, Crimson Dragon: Side Story, and a special appearance by legendary composer Nobuo Uematsu (of Final Fantasy). An Itchy, Tasty History of Resident Evil by Alex Aniel chronicles the development of Capcom’s popular Resident Evil series, beginning from before the 1996 release of the original through to the end of 2006.Aniel spent two years interviewing key members of former Capcom staff, allowing him to tell the inside story of how Capcom’s survival horror game franchise was envisioned as early as the late 1980s, how its unexpected and unprecedented success saved Capcom from financial trouble, how it struggled at the turn of the century and how it was reborn with the 2005 release of Resident Evil 4. It concludes with the large organizational changes that occurred at Capcom in late 2006 that saw the series production shift to a new generation of creators (a topic to be converted in a sequel book).Aniel narrates the development of each Resident Evil game released between 1996 and 2006, interspersing commentary from the developers themselves. Alex Aniel (who goes by “cvxfreak” on social media, based on the first Resident Evil game he played) hails from San Francisco but has lived in Tokyo since 2007.
He began playing the Resident Evil series at age 13, which eventually led him to visiting Japan. He eventually studied the language and moved there. He has nearly a decade of experience in the video game industry, and currently works for video game music label Brave Wave Productions and physical game publisher Limited Run Games, where he specializes in the production of game music albums and business development for both companies. In his free time, he loves to travel, having visited over 60 countries so far. So, if you already have conducted all these interviews and compiled this book, is this funding essentially a way to secure pre-orders? How will this funding add to the book's production?And why would you stop the 'history' at 2006? That leaves out 14 years of Resident Evil's 24 year history.
If this book leaves out 60% of the history of Resident Evil, then it's more of an 'intro to history of RE' than a full picture.Essentially, what differentiates this book from Resident Evil Archives 1-2 which act as both oral and visual accounts of the series history? The campaign takes care of production-related aspects like manufacturing, editing and copywriting.The book is part of a project that will explore post-2006 in a Vol. The book is already around 70,000 words, so it's massive in its own right. Thematically, 2006 marks a logical endpoint of the first era of RE, and the springboard into a new one.The RE Archives books published by Capcom focus on story elements told within the games themselves. This book is more of a developer/creator-oriented story. If you haven't already, give the Polygon excerpt a read: https://www.polygon.com/2019/1/6/resident-evil-2-history-capcom-hideki-kamiyaThanks!
A category for the novels based on the Resident Evil series. It should be noticed that the Novels are set within their own universe/timeline and have nothing to do with the game`s continuity/universe/timeline. This means that the novels are canon in their perspective universe.
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However they have similitudes with the game as they tell and explore the same events and share the same characters, which is a common method in the by using same characters and situations giving a twist or another exploration to a particular event with an alternate ending or resolution.