When you think of saving your game in Resident Evil, what’s the first thing that you think of? I’d imagine that it’s a typewriter, or even an ink ribbon. Maybe even the tapes of voice recorders, if you’re a big fan of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
I recently got to spend some time with the Resident Evil 4 Remake, and I made certain to pick apart every fine detail I could locate. Not only was I striving to hear Leon Kennedy say, “Bingo?” or to determine that arranging my storage case was truly just as satisfying as the 2005 title, but — and I’m sorry for doubting Capcom — I was also hunting for a typewriter.
Resident Evil 4 wasn’t the first Resident Evil game to use a typewriter as a save point, however, it was the first to use a typewriter that didn’t require ink ribbons. Saving also became unlimited, before eventually being ditched in Resident Evil 5, along with the series’ spirit.
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