The character's name is LEON, he uses a gun named MATILDA, there's a setting called PROFESSIONAL...man Capcom really, reeeeally liked that movie. Now I get why Jean Reno was in Onimusha 3
@@ElShotCallerkeb that part where you're in a jail and the regenorator comes out of the cell. I had to stop playing for a day when I was younger cause I got so freaked out lol
I agree. Re4 was very scary at times and very suspenseful as well. Re5 was the first to not be scary at all but was an action game. At least Re5 was still fun. Re6 felt like a complete chore IMO
One time I got surrounded by enemies and one of them hit me and sent me flying backwards. I landed flat on my back on the ground under Ashley's feet and I swear she yelled "Hey! What are you looking at!?" As we were being attacked by like a dozen enemies. The camera wasn't even angled to look up her skirt but Leon's head was directly underneath her and between her legs so I guess that was enough to trigger the response. I knew about the ladder thing but this I had never seen before and it never happened again.
@@lhfirex REALLY?! I didnt know that...tbh being a girl playing RE4 means ive never even tried to look at Ashley like that.... im gonna try it next time I play
You forgot another secret death, when you fight the double El Gigante, after you drop one in the lava... walk near the edge of the lava pit if you linger to long he suddenly emerges from the lava and grabs you and drags you in, probably the best secret death!
@@gomezrene16 for me having choices for killing or not ,are harder than not having at all, furthernore before you kill little sister there some kind of situation for carressing them like siblings hiks
@@InsanoRider777 that's a stupid argument. Its like saying that corruption in a gaming company doesnt deserve any hate if it was concealed, even though it still obviously sucks. You wouldnt notice =/= it doesnt deserve hate
@@Nikita-ze8ii No, THAT is a poor argument. This isn't a bad feature and actually improves the game experience without impacting the game as a whole, unlike the shittiness of today's AAA gaming that isn't even trying to be subtle about screwing you over.
@@phil_matic not always I was born in Spain and lived there, and now I live in Canada. Let me give a demonstration. Que carajo estas haciendo aqui? Largate......😂🤣😁😳😳
@BlasterMaster31 TMP is your best friend. Especially in the cave. Novistadors immediately fall until they touch ground if shot in the air. So as long as you shoot them while flying above an area you can't walk on, they will fall to their deaths. The TMP is probably the best gun in the game for many reasons. It can be used to trigger enemy animations and acquire treasures without using much more valuable ammunition.
I've been going through this game a few more times recently (probably around 18-20 playthroughs now). Man that village is still 10/10. I hated it as a kid but going back as an adult feels like a second home strangely. So much nostalgia. The yellow/grey sky, the brown leaves, the blurry wood lol... I've played other old games I played as a kid but nothing compares to RE4. It's like a time warp. I wish I could just teleport inside the game and walk around the village. Hopefully one day with VR...
I actually thought that the reason why there were no children in RE4 was because when the villagers got infected and became mad that they themselves killed the kids (hence why a lot of the houses had skulls) I only got the idea from the ending credits when you see the village at first peaceful with kids running around and then when you see the beginning of the infections and the music turning creepy and haunting.
Was about to mention this. It's the scariest part of the game, and what makes it even more unsettling is the fact that it's the end credits. Also, at least originally, it was only either in the GameCube or the PS2 version, I forgot which.
@@DreamsEnd8 I never played the Gamecube Version so I'm not sure about that, definitely in the PS2 version the ending with the "storybook" of the villagers getting the infection.
@@Badboyben1422Fun Fact: that storybook is actual a sketchbook from one of the villagers named Rodrigo. There's a prequel booklet titled Incubate which is presented as the diary/sketchbook of Rodrigo detailing life in the village before and after Saddler arrived.
Yeah. It really is great. Except for the strange romantic-y relationship he has with a 14 year old girl. In fact, I can’t remember if it is the European release or what, but Matilda actually tells someone that Leon is her “lover”. Yeeesh.
Man, I don't normally go for top 10 lists, but you put together a really good spread of things I really didn't know. Great work and I look forward to more.
It was awesome they made the shooting the water easter egg an achievement/trophy on 360/ps3 and up. Do Not Shoot the Water! Summon the master of the lake. Don't rock the boat.
I remember seeing the airship build trailer back in the day and reading game magazines covering it... i really wish we could have seen more of the 3.5 builds
I still think the chainsaw death is the best! The shock of hearing that chainsaw and then getting your head chopped off for the first time was unparalleled. Also, the Regenerators are fucking terrifying the first time.
The way you put the first version of, Resident Evil 4. I would have loved, that version. Gosh dang it! Here's some facts there were zombie children on, George A. Romero's 1978 version of Dawn Of The Dead. They were both gunned down, by a S.W.A.T. Team Member named Peter Washington.
You say you would've loved it, but... There's probably a reason they scrapped the idea after also liking the idea so much they began making a game about it
Great video! I’ve been playing this game for 16 years and never knew about the Ditman Glitch! I especially liked #4, how in depth you went about the Spanish that was used. I think it’s really cool that you got to experience the game like that.
Regarding RE: Village, I wonder if the dolls in the Beneviento Estate were supposed to be a deliberate reference to the hallucination beta version of RE4. Village leans hard on RE4 as it is.
As a person who only speaks English I never had any clue what the enemies were saying. But my friends and I would fill in what they said with what we thought it sounded like in English. 5:05 "Go headlong"
Germanys sensorship laws prevented alot of in game stuff from being seen or heard in their original format. But I think they mended the law so yall get og cuts now
2:25 Man that's SO f*cking metal. It's so rare to see such a hardcore brutal damage inflicted to your main character like that. Which is why dying in Dead Space was one of the highlights of that series too. It's basically like seeing a Fatality
I remember being like 15 years old when this game came out! My cousin used to own a PS2 back then and he used to invite to play it together! I remember we both used to get scared all the time till the point my cousin was always handing the controller to me to keep playing, it took us weeks to finish it!! Until this day we still talk about this game and the memories and nightmares it gave us!
@@Alessandro-ek6pi I'm talking about HAOS, mate! You know, the *actual* boss. Infected Piers doesn't resemble Electric Man at all, he just has electric powers.
Pasa que usaron actores de voces LATINOS para hacer hispanos/gallegos. Incluso si se trata de imitar el acento español es imposible evitar la tonada natural y distinta de la de un latino. Por eso cuando dicen "cogedlo" (agarrar, atrapar en español gallego) con el acento inevitable del español atino, parece que se refiere a... bueno, coger :v ("fuck him/rape him" un english).
@@takumasakazaki3473 read my comment please. The voice actors were latinos, but they tried a spanish accent. But their original accent meshed up with the spanish accent they were supposed to do and well... IT sounds weird. Though there is no doubt that sounds more like latin spanish rather than spanish from spain. There's a reason of why I never cringed hearing their supposed "spanish accent" lobezno a todo gas LOL.
The worst you play the easier it gets, that's why Speedrunners get hit on purpose on certain parts, also, I think profesional has this disabled, but Im not sure.
It's noticeable in the village ambush at the beginning of the game. If you're constantly missing, the enemies will not be as aggressive as usual and drop more items. If you're accurate, more enemies will spawn and they will surround you very quickly.
Dude. I'm like the hugest nerd about games I love yet you still Still always manage to find at least one thing if not more that I did not know. Good on ya, and many thanks.
As a fellow spanish speaker, I know what you're talking about at 5:04 , I couldn't help but laugh at your observation. Great series of videos, subscribed!
Este fue mí primer resident evil. Y el juego que más me asustaba de niño Buen video! Saber que hablas español me alegro el día, voy a seguir con mí maratón de tus videos
Dynamic difficulty... for real ? Every time i died, i never select "Yes - Continue". Instead, i always load a savegame to retry. That's probably the answer for some of my struggles, LoL.
Yeah if you keep dying the game will be easier. Basically it goes from 1 to 9 in difficulty. If you never get hit and keep killing everything it will go to 9. Meaning enemies have the maximum health possible and no random drops either. In Proffesional mode the difficulty is 10 and can't be changed.
I remember finding out about the shooting the fish years ago. I told my brother if he shot the fish at the end of the dock he got some cool stuff. He was not happy about the jump scare lol.
Que buen video!! Sigo tu canal hace bastante y me acabo de llevar una sorpresa enorme al escuchar que tu idioma natal es el español! Jajaja Me encantan tus videos, haces un excelente trabajo! Saludos y buenas vibras de un suscriptor de Argentina! :D
Yo también me quedé como "¡¿QUÉEEEEE?!" cuando dijo que su idioma natal era el español jajaja. Una sorpresa, considerando que ni se le nota. PD: Saludos de Argentina también jajaja
They are in fact not using Mexican Spanish. "¡Cogedlo!" is a more commonly used Spaniard colloquialism, as is "¡Os voy a romper a pedazos!" Now, they do use "¡Aggárrenlo!" sometimes instead of "¡Cogedlo!" but that's just typical in the language, interchangable and whatnot. If you hear closely at the scene where Leon barely just arrived at the village and on-looks with his binoculars, you can hear the villagers express the phrase "A por él." which loosely translates to "Onward to get him." Their accent is also more lenient toward the Spaniard-variant of Spanish. In general, you can hear it in the "~dsd" end or syllable use, like when they pronounce "Imbésdil" instead of saying a more clear "Imbécil" with a pure ~s sound. Just thought I'd correct you on that one.
son mexicanos imitando el acento español, y les sale muy mal a veces, imbecil se pronuncia imbecil, no imbesil, la s y la c no se pronuncian igual en españa
God..I remember being 5 and playing this game with my uncle's in my grandparents basement at like 1AM every night. I still take out the PS2 once every year or 2 and beat this and SWBF2
Great video! Although the Resident Evil 4 remake is out, I'm still playing a lot of the original on mobile. In fact, on my latest episode of my RE4 series, I just passed through the cabin with Louis and both paths. It was intense! Keep up the great work!
I didn't know that because I hate the RE franchise and think you are all losers who stay indoors all day jerking off and playing video games. At the same time.
They are not saying "cogerlo". They are saying "cogédlo". This is the "Vosotros" form used in Spain. It would be like "agárrenlo" in Mexican Spanish. Source: Spanish is my 3rd language.
I'm American. He's definitely a native, or just has the ability to speak absolutely flawless English without the slightest hint of a foreign accent for an entire video. Probably just grew up speaking both in his house.
We have a lot of dialects over here and trust me, the one they speak in Re4 doesn't resemble any of them. And we don' really use words like "carajo" (well we do use this one sometimes but it's rare).
Para nada, no es acento de ninguna parte de España. El tema es que los actores de voz son mexicanos, y el acento que utilizan es el mismo que suelen usarse en doblajes mexicanos de series y películas, ese español neutro raro. Ciertamente ese acento se parece más al español mexicano que al de España.
Ciertamente son actores mexicanos, pero no usan un acento neutro como para la tele, mas bien suena como lo que ellos pensarían que sonaría como castellano (lo mismo, un actor de España podría pretender hablar "panchito", pero ni sonaría como español, ni como latino)
Man cogedlo is a spanish word... Only depends the region of spain we are talking about. I know. i played a lot of spanish dubbed games before central/south american dubs were a thing
No region of Spain speaks like they speak in the game. Also, game takes place in rural Madrid, which is as Castilian as it can get, so the game is pretty inaccurate.
that IS actually Spaniard dialect tho; latin american spanish uses the "cójanlo" form of the verb "coger" while the Plagas infected villagers, among many other uses of Spaniard slang, use "cogedlo"
@@BreadHart the usual accent/lisp present in most of the Spaniard accent is not nearly as present as it should be, but it is still very different from the many accents you might hear from latin americans that speak spanish. It is distinctively how the people from certain bits of Spain speak.
I remember when re4 came out back in 2005. I was 7 years old watching my older brother play it the night it came out He got the the village with the chainsaw guy and I remember I had nightmares after he got his head cut off. Then i started playing it after my brother and became a pro/speed runner. Beat the game around 17 times back in the day. Back when games were made right.
@TimeGhosts In current 21st century WE Mexicans don't use the conjugation "avisad" for the imperative (or any other tense, for that matter), and we haven't used it for a looooooong time. Ignorance is not a defect, but when you make it evident and stand by it, it's just plain stupid.
I like the video but spanish is also my first language and this is not "mexican" spanish and the accent the use in the game is correct they are speaking castellano wich is apropiate for the spain region
WTF. Have you ever lived in Spain? Wow... How can you all be saying this is Spain's spanish? It has words from it but the accent is SO WRONG. Might not be Mexican but definetely not from Spain
The character's name is LEON, he uses a gun named MATILDA, there's a setting called PROFESSIONAL...man Capcom really, reeeeally liked that movie. Now I get why Jean Reno was in Onimusha 3
Real talk! Not a bad movie either.
@@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106 yea its an amazing movie one of my favorites
He was also in Street Fighter 3 as Alex's mentor!
Bro how did I not catch that, one of my favorite movies 😂😂
What movie?
"Where did everybody go? Bingo?"
Looks like everybody gone.. bingo
Lol I think that quote is funny no matter how many times i see it
When you're Texting on a group chat and no one answers you.
Where did everybody go? Bingo?
Where's everyone going?*
"adonde se van todos? al Bingo?
I think RE5 was the RE that divided fans imo. RE4 still retained the horror element.
Yup. Re4 has quite a few moments that scared the doors off me as a kid and still creep me out to this day
@@PWNSdaily Right?! Especially Dr. Salvador with the chainsaw or the first time you face a regenerator.
@@ElShotCallerkeb that part where you're in a jail and the regenorator comes out of the cell. I had to stop playing for a day when I was younger cause I got so freaked out lol
@@PWNSdaily hell yeah the regenerators stopped my gameplay the chainsaw zombies forced me into hiding and playing like a bitch.
I agree. Re4 was very scary at times and very suspenseful as well. Re5 was the first to not be scary at all but was an action game. At least Re5 was still fun. Re6 felt like a complete chore IMO
I think the aiming up into Ashley's skirt after you jump down a ladder and her calling you a pervert was worth mentioning
V one time i went to catch her and i accident climbed the ladder and she just went ‘ PERVERT ‘ i was just like ‘ wHat ‘
One time I got surrounded by enemies and one of them hit me and sent me flying backwards. I landed flat on my back on the ground under Ashley's feet and I swear she yelled "Hey! What are you looking at!?" As we were being attacked by like a dozen enemies. The camera wasn't even angled to look up her skirt but Leon's head was directly underneath her and between her legs so I guess that was enough to trigger the response. I knew about the ladder thing but this I had never seen before and it never happened again.
iirc if you do this enough Ashley will also kill you, sorta like Luis does in the cabin segment.
@@Neverender6 You can also trigger her response by doing a suplex to an enemy *really* close to Ashley
@@lhfirex REALLY?! I didnt know that...tbh being a girl playing RE4 means ive never even tried to look at Ashley like that.... im gonna try it next time I play
You forgot another secret death, when you fight the double El Gigante, after you drop one in the lava... walk near the edge of the lava pit if you linger to long he suddenly emerges from the lava and grabs you and drags you in, probably the best secret death!
that shit happened to me on my last play through I was like wtf?! 😂
I was playing and I was like wtf just happened
Also in the village, if you go up the tower and stay there, they will burn it...with Leon inside.
@@NekuSebas What tower? That’s awesome
That move is literally called "Fellow Traveler."
"Video games have strict rules about killing children."
Hhhmmmmmmmm I dont think the people that created dead space got that rule
For sure.
Visceral games intentionally added the crawling newborns as a way of saying "fuck the rules."
And bioshock
@@tomo2159 true but you can choose to. Dead space,the choice was, get killed or you kill.
@@gomezrene16 for me having choices for killing or not ,are harder than not having at all, furthernore before you kill little sister there some kind of situation for carressing them like siblings hiks
I love adaptive difficulty, keeps the game engaging without being overly harsh and forcing you to exploit the game.
Well, some people like it, others hate it and both are correct. So I'd like to have to option to play with it on or to turn it off...
@@icarus4631 Silly to hate it. If you never knew it was there, you'd never notice it.
@@InsanoRider777 EXACTLY.
@@InsanoRider777 that's a stupid argument. Its like saying that corruption in a gaming company doesnt deserve any hate if it was concealed, even though it still obviously sucks.
You wouldnt notice =/= it doesnt deserve hate
@@Nikita-ze8ii No, THAT is a poor argument. This isn't a bad feature and actually improves the game experience without impacting the game as a whole, unlike the shittiness of today's AAA gaming that isn't even trying to be subtle about screwing you over.
RE 4 best resident Evil, and one of the best games ever made
Amen!
Agreed!
Definitely!
Pfft I prefer re3 because it's more harder imo. Re4 didnt interest me
Scorch 620 tbh I think it’s underrated just like the other re games except for 7...... it needs much more recognitions for the series
1:07 when she says shes pregnant
Hehehehe.
Heh 😏🤣
Wth😂😂😂
💀💀💀
What are you doing here mr x?
2005: Killing children is distasteful.
2012: Lets the player choose to kill Duck for Kenny. How times have changed.
2019: let’s kill infected children
Ian the 69 likes
2007: bioshock little sisters
Spanish is your first language?! You've got really good English man.
C0lterg3ist L im guessing he was just raised in a Spanish speaking household
@@phil_matic not always I was born in Spain and lived there, and now I live in Canada. Let me give a demonstration. Que carajo estas haciendo aqui? Largate......😂🤣😁😳😳
No his english is relly bad lol he can't not even speak proparly like a nattive speaker
@@notar2123 Ironic
he is not mexican he grows there he becomes as gringo as you are he barely speaks spanish
Re4 ages like a fine wine👌😍🔥
ViciousTown I’ve never seen such a pathetic excuse for a person in my life, take a hike idiot. Leave her alone.
True, it doesn't get old, you'll just comeback.
Girl ,you right 🥂
Ah yes
They just finished remaking 3 so resident evil 4 is next
ipod 4 is the definitive way to play! I remember buying this on my first ipod, seemed so cool at the time. Great video man!
I'm your first reply
Remember me
I'm your second reply
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@@lapizuli5832 I will never forget you.!
“Cogedlo” is a castellano word.... Spanish from Spain
Yes, it means "grab him" in the context its used. So it is not a bad word
@@vikernes7386 yeah but not Mexican
@@whattherick5582 ok but ganados live in Spain, not Mexico
In South América, cogedlo means something far different from grab him.
@@jilly9437 what does it mean?
My favourite resident evil game of all time. First played it on PS2, then PS3, then pc lol
Can't go wrong with multiple copies
I played it on ps2, wii, ps3 and then ps4...
My favorite video game of all time!
@@AWISECROW i never played it
i feel old. i played it on game cube!!!😂😂😂😂
That last "secret death" ain't much of a secret to me.
Novistadors were assholes.
@BlasterMaster31 TMP is your best friend. Especially in the cave. Novistadors immediately fall until they touch ground if shot in the air. So as long as you shoot them while flying above an area you can't walk on, they will fall to their deaths. The TMP is probably the best gun in the game for many reasons. It can be used to trigger enemy animations and acquire treasures without using much more valuable ammunition.
gg
@@DanteRavioli they can take multiple Shotgun hits in pro
Lmao he called del Lagos a salamander
I've been going through this game a few more times recently (probably around 18-20 playthroughs now). Man that village is still 10/10. I hated it as a kid but going back as an adult feels like a second home strangely. So much nostalgia. The yellow/grey sky, the brown leaves, the blurry wood lol... I've played other old games I played as a kid but nothing compares to RE4. It's like a time warp. I wish I could just teleport inside the game and walk around the village. Hopefully one day with VR...
Good news buddy :>
0:41 "Dead space 2 laughs in cornor"
I actually thought that the reason why there were no children in RE4 was because when the villagers got infected and became mad that they themselves killed the kids (hence why a lot of the houses had skulls) I only got the idea from the ending credits when you see the village at first peaceful with kids running around and then when you see the beginning of the infections and the music turning creepy and haunting.
Was about to mention this. It's the scariest part of the game, and what makes it even more unsettling is the fact that it's the end credits. Also, at least originally, it was only either in the GameCube or the PS2 version, I forgot which.
@@DreamsEnd8 I never played the Gamecube Version so I'm not sure about that, definitely in the PS2 version the ending with the "storybook" of the villagers getting the infection.
@@Badboyben1422Fun Fact: that storybook is actual a sketchbook from one of the villagers named Rodrigo. There's a prequel booklet titled Incubate which is presented as the diary/sketchbook of Rodrigo detailing life in the village before and after Saddler arrived.
If you haven't seen Leon, the Professional, GO WATCH IT. It's a great movie.
The ending is so sad tho, remember it when I was a kid
@@eksdee2170 You mean the part where he did a backflip, snapped the villains neck and saved the day? Yeah that was kinda sad tho.
Never really got the hype behind it, it felt weird watching it imo
Yeah. It really is great. Except for the strange romantic-y relationship he has with a 14 year old girl. In fact, I can’t remember if it is the European release or what, but Matilda actually tells someone that Leon is her “lover”. Yeeesh.
Man, I don't normally go for top 10 lists, but you put together a really good spread of things I really didn't know. Great work and I look forward to more.
imagine being so big of a fan that i knew 9/10 of these things, other than the scrapped enemies? best game ever made
Aydon Look its a legendary game
These secrets are already old, every fan should know them.
Aydon Look same here
What a pity they didn't utilize those "hot" female enemies.
Im alredy know it when i was 11
Apparently I owe my existence to this "Leon" character. I don't know if I should thank him or despise him.
Get your ass back to necromorph killing. We're still waiting for that 4th game you ass.
Stfu
@@grumpycat9065 welp, there's no 4th game but there's a remake
Cant kill kids in video games
Sekiro: hold my sake
It was awesome they made the shooting the water easter egg an achievement/trophy on 360/ps3 and up.
Do Not Shoot the Water! Summon the master of the lake. Don't rock the boat.
I remember seeing the airship build trailer back in the day and reading game magazines covering it... i really wish we could have seen more of the 3.5 builds
0:55 I've played this game my entire life and I have NEVER seen or walked that route. Wow.
I still think the chainsaw death is the best! The shock of hearing that chainsaw and then getting your head chopped off for the first time was unparalleled. Also, the Regenerators are fucking terrifying the first time.
"HEY! what are you looking at?!"
"OH! you pervert!"
The way you put the first version of, Resident Evil 4. I would have loved, that version. Gosh dang it! Here's some facts there were zombie children on, George A. Romero's 1978 version of Dawn Of The Dead. They were both gunned down, by a S.W.A.T. Team Member named Peter Washington.
You say you would've loved it, but... There's probably a reason they scrapped the idea after also liking the idea so much they began making a game about it
@@CErra310 It seems like to me, CAPCOM is like WWE. When fans like certain things, WWE scraps those certain things.
Joseph Rodriguez Don't even compare the 2 fam
@@TheMessiahDom What are you, talking about?
Speaking of Sherry, remember the time where fans argued whether it was her or Ashley from early RE6 footage? Good times, good times. :P
SmashBros2009 lol I remember that..
Imagine a helpful Ashley! Oh, the posibilities are endless
@@robin9793 Leon! Heeeeelp!
@@robin9793 like elizabeth in bioshock infinite : Leon , have some ammo
Great video! I’ve been playing this game for 16 years and never knew about the Ditman Glitch! I especially liked #4, how in depth you went about the Spanish that was used. I think it’s really cool that you got to experience the game like that.
I just love this shot of Leon holding his Silver Ghost on a villager here at 4:34.
"I would discuss it here but I don't want to get demonetized. " 😂
Seen many “secrets or Easter eggs in RE4” videos but this is by very far the best one. Very informative.
Regarding RE: Village, I wonder if the dolls in the Beneviento Estate were supposed to be a deliberate reference to the hallucination beta version of RE4. Village leans hard on RE4 as it is.
Re4 had a Castlevania feel to it thats revered. Perfect game with the best RE character in it.
As a person who only speaks English I never had any clue what the enemies were saying. But my friends and I would fill in what they said with what we thought it sounded like in English. 5:05 "Go headlong"
Spanish is your first language? Damn! You speak better than many native english speakers
Waited for my mom to bring this home the night it came out. Good ol GameCube ❤️
good memories...ack ack ack *snort*
Great video, made me want to play re4 again, true nostalgia
To the Spain Stuff:
Im from Germany and have the same feeling when killing Nazis in Wolfenstein xD
They tell you what they're going to do or their German sounds odd?
@@AWISECROW Both xD
Mein leben.mp3
Germanys sensorship laws prevented alot of in game stuff from being seen or heard in their original format. But I think they mended the law so yall get og cuts now
@@Glane6339 Pretty sure the censorship never applied to sound files but 99% of the time to violence and swastikas.
2:25 Man that's SO f*cking metal. It's so rare to see such a hardcore brutal damage inflicted to your main character like that. Which is why dying in Dead Space was one of the highlights of that series too. It's basically like seeing a Fatality
I remember being like 15 years old when this game came out! My cousin used to own a PS2 back then and he used to invite to play it together! I remember we both used to get scared all the time till the point my cousin was always handing the controller to me to keep playing, it took us weeks to finish it!!
Until this day we still talk about this game and the memories and nightmares it gave us!
3:19 Electric Man
It reminds of the final boss in Chris' campaign in RE6.
Pretty much is lol
And they remind me of the plasma in DMC 1
Well in my case, it remains me about the electric man on COD Black Ops 2 zombie transit 😂
@@Alessandro-ek6pi
Umm... what?
@@Alessandro-ek6pi
I'm talking about HAOS, mate! You know, the *actual* boss. Infected Piers doesn't resemble Electric Man at all, he just has electric powers.
No one in Mexico says "cogedlo" the Spanish they use is a mix between Mexican and Spanish from Spain
It means " cojelo " which means "fuck him" or " hold him "
They're saying "Cogelo" which means get him. I'd how different Puerto Rican Spanish is from Mexican but we do use that phase
@@dionfebrian2940 yeah that could be it to why not lol
Pasa que usaron actores de voces LATINOS para hacer hispanos/gallegos. Incluso si se trata de imitar el acento español es imposible evitar la tonada natural y distinta de la de un latino. Por eso cuando dicen "cogedlo" (agarrar, atrapar en español gallego) con el acento inevitable del español atino, parece que se refiere a... bueno, coger :v ("fuck him/rape him" un english).
@@takumasakazaki3473 read my comment please. The voice actors were latinos, but they tried a spanish accent. But their original accent meshed up with the spanish accent they were supposed to do and well... IT sounds weird.
Though there is no doubt that sounds more like latin spanish rather than spanish from spain. There's a reason of why I never cringed hearing their supposed "spanish accent" lobezno a todo gas LOL.
boi or boi. hope my boss doesnt see me watching this on company time but i cant help myself
And?
Que?
Detras de ti imbecil!
As a Spanish speaker myself, I love that advantage, and I also use mexican Spanish, so let's just say this is my favorite game of all time!
That secret death where you shoot at the lake and del lago jumps out at you is A LOT more terrifying in the vr version lol
Thanks, I thought I knew everything about this game! 2:03 "Adios, Leon." xD
I knew all this shit already when i was 10... and i didnt have internet back then, just my gamecube.
I had no idea there was an 'adaptive difficulty' mechanic in the game. Is there any way we can get more detailed information on how this works?
The worst you play the easier it gets, that's why Speedrunners get hit on purpose on certain parts, also, I think profesional has this disabled, but Im not sure.
It's noticeable in the village ambush at the beginning of the game. If you're constantly missing, the enemies will not be as aggressive as usual and drop more items. If you're accurate, more enemies will spawn and they will surround you very quickly.
@@calvin9706 and run faster
I remember nobody belived me about the sewer bug (a.k.a Novistador) death, i don't remember it being that brutal tho
Dude. I'm like the hugest nerd about games I love yet you still Still always manage to find at least one thing if not more that I did not know. Good on ya, and many thanks.
As a fellow spanish speaker, I know what you're talking about at 5:04 , I couldn't help but laugh at your observation.
Great series of videos, subscribed!
Este fue mí primer resident evil. Y el juego que más me asustaba de niño
Buen video! Saber que hablas español me alegro el día, voy a seguir con mí maratón de tus videos
Dynamic difficulty... for real ?
Every time i died, i never select "Yes - Continue". Instead, i always load a savegame to retry.
That's probably the answer for some of my struggles, LoL.
Yeah if you keep dying the game will be easier. Basically it goes from 1 to 9 in difficulty. If you never get hit and keep killing everything it will go to 9. Meaning enemies have the maximum health possible and no random drops either. In Proffesional mode the difficulty is 10 and can't be changed.
"My first language Is spanish" vaaaaaamoooo los pibeeee
El dulce de leche, el diego, la birome y ink ribbon papaaaaa (?
Implicando que sea argentino (?
Dante Ravioli he’s saying “I’m going to kid you”
Boca sho te amo
Que grande
@@DanteRavioli oh hey, i remember your channel, nice vids
“Behind you dumbass”… that made my night.
I remember finding out about the shooting the fish years ago. I told my brother if he shot the fish at the end of the dock he got some cool stuff. He was not happy about the jump scare lol.
2:20 hey, i never seen this one
PC - uh-oh
Me - Install RE4
PC - Ah shit here we go again.
please make a "Top 10 Haunting Ground Secrets and Easter Eggs"
"The top 10 resident evil 4 Easter eggs and secrets....number 10.............Dead children"
I thought i was trippin when i heard the enemies saying “Cojerlo Cojerlo” 😂 i was like no way lol
Leon: Hang on, sweetheart! *proceeds to excel in midair, leaving Ashley behind*
I scream-laughed. 😂
Que buen video!! Sigo tu canal hace bastante y me acabo de llevar una sorpresa enorme al escuchar que tu idioma natal es el español! Jajaja Me encantan tus videos, haces un excelente trabajo! Saludos y buenas vibras de un suscriptor de Argentina! :D
Boludo, pensaba lo mismo! No puedo creer que Ink Ribbon hable español como lengua madre.
Pd. ¡Saludos de otro argentino también!
Hola, yo tambien me he llevado la misma sorpresa saludos.
Yo también me quedé como "¡¿QUÉEEEEE?!" cuando dijo que su idioma natal era el español jajaja. Una sorpresa, considerando que ni se le nota.
PD: Saludos de Argentina también jajaja
They are in fact not using Mexican Spanish. "¡Cogedlo!" is a more commonly used Spaniard colloquialism, as is "¡Os voy a romper a pedazos!" Now, they do use "¡Aggárrenlo!" sometimes instead of "¡Cogedlo!" but that's just typical in the language, interchangable and whatnot. If you hear closely at the scene where Leon barely just arrived at the village and on-looks with his binoculars, you can hear the villagers express the phrase "A por él." which loosely translates to "Onward to get him."
Their accent is also more lenient toward the Spaniard-variant of Spanish. In general, you can hear it in the "~dsd" end or syllable use, like when they pronounce "Imbésdil" instead of saying a more clear "Imbécil" with a pure ~s sound. Just thought I'd correct you on that one.
They're saying Cojelo
son mexicanos imitando el acento español, y les sale muy mal a veces, imbecil se pronuncia imbecil, no imbesil, la s y la c no se pronuncian igual en españa
I knew about all 3 "unknown" deaths. I played RE4 for hours upon hours just to see how many times and ways I could die.
God..I remember being 5 and playing this game with my uncle's in my grandparents basement at like 1AM every night. I still take out the PS2 once every year or 2 and beat this and SWBF2
Great video! Although the Resident Evil 4 remake is out, I'm still playing a lot of the original on mobile. In fact, on my latest episode of my RE4 series, I just passed through the cabin with Louis and both paths. It was intense! Keep up the great work!
Did you know if u help the wolf get out of the trap at the start of the game it comes and helps by distracting the ogre later on in the story.
JuicyFruit if you didn’t know that you’re a monster
It's el gigante not ogre
JuicyFruit I would be stunned if someone didn’t know that lmao. That’s like saying did you know if you kill an enemy they drop loot or ammo
I didn't know that because I hate the RE franchise and think you are all losers who stay indoors all day jerking off and playing video games. At the same time.
Omg! How did you know?
Here in mexico we don’t use the “cogerlo”, spaniards yes
They are not saying "cogerlo". They are saying "cogédlo". This is the "Vosotros" form used in Spain. It would be like "agárrenlo" in Mexican Spanish. Source: Spanish is my 3rd language.
A Japanese game about an American agent in a Spanish Village full of Mexican-Spanish speaking Enemies while having a Chinese deuteragonist
Diversity done right👍
And there's a Cockney arms dealer :D
@@WardofSquid for real
2:07 This is the funniest death. Luis getting so pissed at Leon constantly shooting him that he kills him.
According to the Japanese guidebook, the dynamic difficulty feature is actually named ranking.
0:19 Oh my god, so many bullets wasted :D
Mate my first language is also not English, but listening to you. Wow.
Your accent can't differ from a English speaking person.
I'm American. He's definitely a native, or just has the ability to speak absolutely flawless English without the slightest hint of a foreign accent for an entire video. Probably just grew up speaking both in his house.
That’s not Mexican Spanish, I’m a native from Mexico , and that’s totally spaniard accent
We have a lot of dialects over here and trust me, the one they speak in Re4 doesn't resemble any of them.
And we don' really use words like "carajo" (well we do use this one sometimes but it's rare).
Para nada, no es acento de ninguna parte de España.
El tema es que los actores de voz son mexicanos, y el acento que utilizan es el mismo que suelen usarse en doblajes mexicanos de series y películas, ese español neutro raro. Ciertamente ese acento se parece más al español mexicano que al de España.
@@ESL1984 Leon esta en una zona rural de Europa! Y no en México. Lo dice al principio del juego.
Para nada es español mexicano y mucho menos neutro. Mira dragón ball en audio latino , y míralo en español europeo y verás cuál es más identico
Ciertamente son actores mexicanos, pero no usan un acento neutro como para la tele, mas bien suena como lo que ellos pensarían que sonaría como castellano (lo mismo, un actor de España podría pretender hablar "panchito", pero ni sonaría como español, ni como latino)
I can't help but imagine how awesome that castle build would have been like!
7:44 it was also used in a game called God hand which is also by Capcom
Black fog reminded me of The Shadow from Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Capcom Resident Evil 4 is in Spain 🇪🇸 and the villagers speak castellano.
Saul Edwards Exactly, the “dialect” spoken in the game is not even close to the “Mexican” one.
5:05 my biggest fear when playing this game was of my Mexican parents hearing this and all the other dialogue the ganados say
Every single video I learn something new. Mad props man.
I swear nosforatu could be found in a body bag in the freezer where you find the inferred scope.
Man cogedlo is a spanish word...
Only depends the region of spain we are talking about. I know. i played a lot of spanish dubbed games before central/south american dubs were a thing
No region of Spain speaks like they speak in the game. Also, game takes place in rural Madrid, which is as Castilian as it can get, so the game is pretty inaccurate.
Cogedlo = agárralo?
that IS actually Spaniard dialect tho; latin american spanish uses the "cójanlo" form of the verb "coger" while the Plagas infected villagers, among many other uses of Spaniard slang, use "cogedlo"
But the ascent doesn't sound very Spanish from spain.
@@BreadHart the usual accent/lisp present in most of the Spaniard accent is not nearly as present as it should be, but it is still very different from the many accents you might hear from latin americans that speak spanish. It is distinctively how the people from certain bits of Spain speak.
That is not Mexican Spanish, born and raised in Monterrey Nuevo León and that’s neither our slang nor our accent
i got family in veracruz and they speak pretty similar to that
Lol I never missed the fixed camera version!! Great vid!!!
Can we acknowledge how nice it was to have an upgradable inventory, and the ingame merchant which can be used to sell extra stuff.
I remember when re4 came out back in 2005. I was 7 years old watching my older brother play it the night it came out He got the the village with the chainsaw guy and I remember I had nightmares after he got his head cut off. Then i started playing it after my brother and became a pro/speed runner. Beat the game around 17 times back in the day. Back when games were made right.
It's not Mexican spanish... no one in México says "cogedlo"... that's from Spain
Alonso Zamarripa ok...pero el acento y expresiones como carajo no se de donde seran ...pero te aseguro que de España, no.
This game, one of the best games OF ALL TIME. Hands down.
1:26 I rewatched the video so I can do the dit man glitch and it worked so thanks for helping me do it 😁
I love how this was made in 2019, but it looks like a top ten video made from 2012.
Who’s still wait for RE4 remake
Connor resident evil 4 still holds up very well to this day . Re games that get remakes are ones that havnt aged so well
Wabbit XD im soo excited for trailer
Yeah, we don't need a RE4 Remake really. I hope we get to see a proper Code Veronica Remake though
@@instant_noodlez6992Haha, no
@@xMTxcameronNope
Could you do Easter eggs on the dino crisis games?
In what universe is "avisad a los demás" Mexican Spanish?
In current 21 century Spanish you fuck. It literally means “go inform the rest” or “go tell the rest”
@@pushhrodd01 it ain't our dialect, though. We don't say "avisad a los demás" its just "avisa los demás"
@TimeGhosts In current 21st century WE Mexicans don't use the conjugation "avisad" for the imperative (or any other tense, for that matter), and we haven't used it for a looooooong time. Ignorance is not a defect, but when you make it evident and stand by it, it's just plain stupid.
Oh wow I had no idea! Thanks so much for your amazing content ❤
“Top ten awesome resident evil 4 easter eggs!!!” Number ten! Dead children
I like the video but spanish is also my first language and this is not "mexican" spanish and the accent the use in the game is correct they are speaking castellano wich is apropiate for the spain region
WTF. Have you ever lived in Spain? Wow... How can you all be saying this is Spain's spanish? It has words from it but the accent is SO WRONG. Might not be Mexican but definetely not from Spain
Wrong.
David No it’s a mix of both Mexican and Spain I’d say, some words are mostly used in Spain but some are in mexico