Resident Evil 4 Remake: Chainsaw Tips – Watch Out For Regular Villagers While the villagers are an unruly mob at the best of times, they can show some devious teamwork at times.

An uncommon enemy type in the Resident Evil 4 remake, as well as the original, he is a burly man with a potato sack on his head. The highlight is the large chainsaw he brandishes, hence the name.

When you think of Resident Evil 4, one of the first things to come to mind is probably those chainsaw wielding zombies with burlap potato sacks over their faces.They were pretty scary, especially ...

This boss may remind Resident Evil fans of the Giant Chainsaw Man who can appear in The Mercenaries mode for Resident Evil 4. As pictured by a post on Reddit, ...

Our Resident Evil 4 remake Chapter 1 walkthrough will make sure you don’t miss any items from the Hunter’s Lodge, Village Square, Farm, and Lakeside Settlement.

Capcom has released a new gameplay trailer for the Resident Evil 4 remake that confirms some major gameplay changes while also showing off enhanced combat and the infamous "Chainsaw Man," aka Dr ...

Besting the Resident Evil 4 chainsaw man. I fucked this up so bad. At this point in RE4, all of the major wooden gates look the exact same to me.So when a cutscene plays of chainsaw man bursting ...

Resident Evil 4 Remake is considered one of the most highly-anticipated games of 2023, and it’s unsurprising considering the popularity of the original title. Many fans already can’t wait to ...

Resident Evil 4 Mad Chainsaw mode cheat code. PlayStation: Hold L1 + R1 and press Up D-Pad, Left D-Pad, Down D-Pad, ... Resident Evil 4 demo Chainsaw Man secret (Image credit: Capcom) ...

Check out the latest Resident Evil 4 Remake developer video, which explores the creation of its enemies, including the all-new Brute and classic Chainsaw man.

It's that conceit that inspires Dr Salvador in Resident Evil 4 Remake. "If he was really muscular or looked non-human while holding the chainsaw, he'd just be a monster," Nakaoka tells Game Informer .

It’s not a hard no, at least. When Resident Evil 4 first launched in 2005, Capcom released a blood-soaked chainsaw controller for PS2 and the Nintendo Gamecube to go along with it. The grisly ...