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* ColbertBump: Due to Capcom extensively citing ''Film/TheTexasChainsawMassacre1974'' is the ''primary'' visual and thematic inspiration for this game during the promotional "making of the game documentaries", many younger gamers who would otherwise be unfamiliar with or disinterested in 1970's cinema outside of ''[[Franchise/StarWars The Original Star Wars Trilogy]]'' or ''Film/{{Jaws}}'' are introduced to this horror classic through ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.''
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* ColbertBump: Due to Capcom extensively citing ''Film/TheTexasChainsawMassacre1974'' is as the ''primary'' '''primary''' visual and thematic inspiration for this game during the promotional "making of the game documentaries", many younger gamers who would otherwise be unfamiliar with or disinterested in 1970's cinema outside of ''[[Franchise/StarWars The Original Star Wars Trilogy]]'' or ''Film/{{Jaws}}'' are introduced to this horror classic through ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.''
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* ColbertBump: Due to Capcom extensively citing ''Film/TheTexasChainsawMassacre1974'' is the ''primary'' visual and thematic inspiration for this game during the promotional "making of the game documentaries", many younger gamers who would otherwise be unfamiliar with or disinterested in 1970's cinema outside of ''[[Franchise/StarWars The Original Star Wars Trilogy]]'' or ''Film/{{Jaws}}'' are introduced to this horror classic through ''Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.''
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* KillerApp: For the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation|4}} VR.
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* KillerApp: For the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation|4}} Platform/{{PlayStation|4}} VR.
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* IKnewIt:
** Fans figured the demo was set in Louisiana before it was officially stated to be set in Louisiana.
** A common theory after the game's release was that [[spoiler: Ethan had been infected by the Mold, which allowed his impossible healing and durability as well as explaining how he could see Eveline and see Jack and Zoe in the hive mind.]] The next game, ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage'', proved the theory true, as well as elaborating that [[spoiler: Ethan has been dead since Jack first attacked him, with only the Mold keeping him going after that point.]]
** Fans figured the demo was set in Louisiana before it was officially stated to be set in Louisiana.
** A common theory after the game's release was that [[spoiler: Ethan had been infected by the Mold, which allowed his impossible healing and durability as well as explaining how he could see Eveline and see Jack and Zoe in the hive mind.]] The next game, ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilVillage'', proved the theory true, as well as elaborating that [[spoiler: Ethan has been dead since Jack first attacked him, with only the Mold keeping him going after that point.]]
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** A [[https://www.ign.com/articles/resident-evil-7-was-almost-a-live-service-game-with-microtransactions late August 2022 interview]] with Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi revealed that Capcom executives repeatedly demanded that the then-fledgling game must have live service features, {{Microtransactions}}, and "other online elements" that, in their minds, was "what the players are asking for". When Takeuchi tried to make a compromise with these execs, they ended up cutting everything they asked for, as all of the online stuff was irreconcilable with the single player horror game dev team originally planned. Takeuchi summed up the execs' reaction as [[ItWillNeverCatchOn "marketing's worst nightmare"]].
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** A [[https://www.ign.com/articles/resident-evil-7-was-almost-a-live-service-game-with-microtransactions late August 2022 interview]] with Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi revealed that Capcom executives repeatedly demanded that the then-fledgling game must have live service features, {{Microtransactions}}, and "other online elements" that, in their minds, was "what the players are asking for". When Takeuchi tried to make a compromise with these execs, they ended up cutting everything they asked for, as all of the online stuff was irreconcilable with the single player horror game dev team originally planned. Takeuchi summed up the execs' reaction as [[ItWillNeverCatchOn "marketing's worst nightmare"]].nightmare".
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* NamesTheSame: Deputy David Anderson should not be mistaken for [[Franchise/MassEffect Captain David Anderson]].
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* NamesTheSame: Deputy David Anderson should not be mistaken for [[Franchise/MassEffect Captain David Anderson]]
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* NamesTheSame: Deputy David Anderson should not be mistaken for [[Franchise/MassEffect Captain David Anderson]]Anderson]].
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** While Andre's corpse was found in the water, Ethan was to find him in the basement with no limbs, and finds a flashlight in his corpse.
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** While Andre's corpse was found in the water, Ethan was to find him in the basement with no limbs, and finds a flashlight in his corpse.corpse.
** A [[https://www.ign.com/articles/resident-evil-7-was-almost-a-live-service-game-with-microtransactions late August 2022 interview]] with Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi revealed that Capcom executives repeatedly demanded that the then-fledgling game must have live service features, {{Microtransactions}}, and "other online elements" that, in their minds, was "what the players are asking for". When Takeuchi tried to make a compromise with these execs, they ended up cutting everything they asked for, as all of the online stuff was irreconcilable with the single player horror game dev team originally planned. Takeuchi summed up the execs' reaction as [[ItWillNeverCatchOn "marketing's worst nightmare"]].
** A [[https://www.ign.com/articles/resident-evil-7-was-almost-a-live-service-game-with-microtransactions late August 2022 interview]] with Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi revealed that Capcom executives repeatedly demanded that the then-fledgling game must have live service features, {{Microtransactions}}, and "other online elements" that, in their minds, was "what the players are asking for". When Takeuchi tried to make a compromise with these execs, they ended up cutting everything they asked for, as all of the online stuff was irreconcilable with the single player horror game dev team originally planned. Takeuchi summed up the execs' reaction as [[ItWillNeverCatchOn "marketing's worst nightmare"]].
