History Narm / ResidentEvil

* The ''second line of dialogue in the game'' immediately lets the player know that the narm didn't go anywhere after the first game. For reference, we see a truck driver who's had a sizable chunk of his bicep bitten off by a zombie. Instead of the horror and panic one might expect from a normal person, this guy acts more ''annoyed'' than anything, like he got bitten by a mosquito instead, you know, ''the living dead''. The line itself, however, is what seals the deal:
-->"That guy's a ''maniac!'' '''''WHAHDEBAHTME?!'''''"[[labelnote:*]]Supposed to be "Why'd he bite me?!", but the delivery is ''exactly'' as it's written.[[/labelnote]]

* Claire's conversation with Annette in her B scenario, both of them DramaticallyMissingThePoint:

* The ''very first line of dialogue in the game'' immediately lets the player know that the narm didn't go anywhere after the first game. For reference, we see a truck driver who's had a sizable chunk of his bicep bitten off by a zombie. Instead of the horror and panic one might expect from a normal person, this guy acts more ''annoyed'' than anything, like he got bitten by a mosquito rather than, you know, ''the living dead''. The line itself, however, is what seals the deal:

* Leon carries an AdaptationalAngstUpgrade that makes him seem like he's a lot more aloof, suffering PTSD over Raccoon City and perhaps even a fair bit depressed, with sunken bags beneath his eyes giving his face a darker appearance. Which makes his quips all the more noticeable compared to the original game; whereas the original reeked of {{Camp}} across the script, here it makes it feel like Leon is LeaningOnTheFourthWall and intentionally playing up the one-liners just to downplay the DarkerAndEdgier nature of the game. This even culminates in an IncrediblyLamePun out of ''nowhere'' against Saddler in the final encounter.

* The bonus EX Files in the UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}} port of the game:

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* The game's own logo isn't safe from this; some have pointed out that the "6" in the game logo looks like a giraffe. And giraffes aren't exactly known for having a threatening appearance, either. Worse still for those with more vulgar minds who [[UnfortunateCharacterDesign thought it resembled a giraffe receiving a blowjob]]. [[BrainBleach It's like the Fedex arrow, once you see it, can't unsee it.!]]

* Ethan's very dramatic "WHY!?!" was a very good delivery after Chris shoots Mia [[spoiler:actually Miranda]] multiple times and Todd Soley emoting in the trailer. In the game proper, the exact scene happens, and... Ethan sounds ''disappointed'' instead of shocked when it happens as he sounds as if Chris only came in to ruin their date instead of tearful rage he had in the trailer.

* Marcus' joyous line of "...and the world will BURN in an INFERNO OF HATE! AHAHAHAHAHA!" was so cheesy. It didn't help that his old man form looked a lot like Creator/PeterCushing.

* Early in the game, Ethan is supposed to take Rose to the bedroom, and while interactions with her is heartwarming, it is undermined by the fact that you can quick-turn when holding her. Modders discovered that when viewed in third person, Ethan holds Rose ''like an item'' when he does this.

* In the remake, the Bella sisters make their entrance by slashing through a wall right in of Leon with their chainsaws. Leon "dodges" the attack by backflipping off the wall - a move which arguably puts him in ''more'' danger of being cut, especially when a simple step backwards could have achieved the same thing. It gives off the same trying-too-hard vibe as [[CutscenePowerToTheMax the cutscenes in]] ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid [[VideoGameRemake - The Twin Snakes]]''.

* There's a moment in the middle of the final boss battle where Chris Redfield needs to push a boulder out of his way; he gets so caught up in the moment he resorts to ''sucker-punching the boulder with all his might.'' If this doesn't qualify as narm, nothing does...which is amplified by how Chris has been spending the game shaking off the pain from every time he punched his enemies in the face.

* Nemesis himself takes some serious AdaptationalWimp in the remake. JustHitHim ''constantly'' applies, where he seems to take pauses, throw Jill around, fire rocket shots that never quite seem on-the-mark in cinematics, and patiently wait for the boss fight to start before he starts really using his flamethrower, among other issues. The most infamous moment is Jill rising up a ladder- only to get a JumpScare of him grabbing her by the head at the top, where it ''plays a {{Beat}} moment'' for Jill to [[DelayedReaction finally realize what happened]] before he throws her out across the roof. What should in theory be a nastier and more aggressive Nemesis instead comes off as a cheap, lazy knockoff that doesn't even ''attempt'' to live up to the original's legacy outside of maybe one sequence early game where he actually chases you.

** It's pointed out in-universe that this version of Krauser was Leon's teacher and squad commander (a master and student vibe), not comrades of equal footing. So his disdain for Leon, while in no way excusable, makes sense. Not to mention all of baggage on this Krauser's shoulders.