If the Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo is truly representative of the Remake’s overall quality, then we are in for one hell of a good time on March 24. If you have 30 minutes and 10GB of hard-drive space to spare, you’ll find an experience that works hard to subtly subvert expectations, and ratchet up the tension beyond anything Resident Evil 4 was capable of in 2005. I had impossibly high expectations coming in (the Resident Evil 2 Remake was astounding,) and a scratching itch of reservation (the Resident Evil 3 Remake was less so), but the Resident Evil 4 Remake playable demo is a truly wondrous thing.
