I was just in awe that there were these live-action cutscenes. My stepbrother was a big horror-movie buff, so we took the game home. The game had just come out, but given that fact, and that it was being sold at a flea market, I have to wonder how much the person who was selling it struggled with the game. One was a slightly shabby copy of Resident Evil. There were lots of people there selling used games. We picked it up at a flea market, myself, my stepbrother, and my dad.
The next game he bought was Resident Evil.
We had three games: Alien trilogy, Wipeout, and Twisted Metal. My stepbrother had just gotten a PlayStation. Craddock: What was your introduction to Resident Evil? Why did it grab you?Ĭarci: I was eight years old. Consider reading after you've finished the game.ĭavid L. That keeps the games fresh for me, as a viewer, and more importantly, fresh and exciting for him, the guy who has to come up with hundreds of hours of content.Īfter reviewing Capcom's excellent Resident Evil 3 remake-you can find my review here-I caught up with Carci to talk about how he goes about dissecting a new Resident Evil game to conquer challenges such as no-damage, no-save, no-item-box runs, his history with streaming and Resident Evil, and get his take on the controversial decisions Capcom made with its remake of RE 3 that have divided fans.Īuthor's Note: This interview contains spoilers for the remake of Resident Evil 3. He knows them inside and out, and always manages to find new and exciting ways to approach them. I've watched Carci play Resident Evil games for years. CarcinogenSDA-who prefers to be known by his online handle, or "Carci," as many of his fans call him-has built a fanbase by combining the best of both worlds: He'll stream anything, but his streams of horror games, and in particular the commentary videos he uploads to YouTube, bring viewers back again and again. Their fans care less about the games they play, than they do how they play those games. Some streamers build a following based on their personality.
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