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Hacking Your Way Through Resident Evil 4 Makes Some Weird Things Happen
Resident Evil 4 is one of the most well-paced, most ageless games of all time. But like all games, it's held together by carefully constructed lines of code and scripting, and when you decided to break that scripting, some weird things can happen.
In his latest video, Youtuber Shesez shows off how Resident Evil 4 reacts to having its many triggers broken. From running through the truck that initially blocks off access in the first area of the game to death traps that can kill you even when you're nowhere near them, Shesez shows off several happy little accidents that also offer some insight into how the game was programmed, which makes for an interesting watch.
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