My ideas for the next Resident Evil game

Yeah it is, I'm from the UK and I bought it.
I wouldn't even count slender as horror, it's boring, clichéd jump scares for people to scream at like pewdiepie.
I swore I don't even think most of the people are scared half of the time and if they are then they really need to play some real horror titles.
Siren has the exact same essence as the original resident evil's but does slightly more and brings more fear to the table.
Project zero (fatal frame) is EXACTLY like Resident evil, same feel and basically the same mechanics.
Although it's more of a survival horror and the atmosphere is lot more thicker and grim, not to mention some of the cool things that have been programmed into the game to catch you off guard.
I would say I was probably more scared of Project Zero than I was with Resident Evil.

@ChrisRedifield - I'm surprised you haven't heard of these companies, they are big names and have helped shaped the gaming industry over the years.
Further more you forgot to mention that action games are only big sellers in Western culture.
If you go to Japan it's a whole different ball game.
Also if survival horror wasn't a public interest then there wouldn't be as much indie developed horror titles out there.
Graphics are a small percent, although they are nice to look at a game does not sell by having graphics.
People that care more for graphics are to me not real gamers, they are the types that revel in FPS all the time and give AAA titles with good graphics good reviews even if they storyline is bad.
The only time we will get out of this "FPS/action rut" is when the big devs will stop taking influences from Western culture, that's what fucked Capcom, thats what fucked Resident Evil.

Why did you ask if it's possible to make a perfect survival horror title in the new engines ?
Of coarse it's possible with newer things possible we can add to horror what we couldn't back a decade ago.
The Evil Within sounds like it's toying with new mechanics and bringing something fresh to the table.
The constantly shifting environment sounds like a nice touch and will fuck with your head.
Not to mention the Eternal darkness sequel will have some new tricks up it's sleeves, since the original did and brought something new to horror that had never been seen before.
I think these games will kick back up survival horror if they are done well.
Other companies will eventually stop fapping off to COD and release what gamers want is variety and not just COD clones all the time.
I like balance as I'm a overall gamer.
I just don't like to always play games that feel the same or ALWAYS have a new game coming out that is an FPS, it's getting boring to be fair.

You are right about survival horror and action mixing, it needs to be done and does work.
Although Resident Evil 6 ? That was done wrong, there was no horror at all, it was heavily weighed down by Hollywood action-like cinematic's.
I mean the original Resident Evil games had action but they also weighed it out with survival and horror.
They need to just cut out trying to get "bro gamers" attention with explosions and start balancing games out a little better.

You can get it from Steam, Desura, Frictional games official website (creators of Amnesia) and a few our clients, the choice is yours.
Below I will provide the link the Amnesia official website, there will be a list of clients, just click on their names and it will take you to the purchase page on their websites.

http://www.amnesiagame.com/#buy

I can't speak for Animal Crossing but I grew up with Mario and the games are still fun platform games.
I grew up around the NES period so everything was platform.
Mario is like an industry Golden Boy, you will have your oldskool gamers playing it and also younger children because the game has child friendly gameplay.
Pokemon was a late 90's early naughties phenomenon that grabbed the world by storm, it was EVERY where.
Japan started the craze and it's still going strong, plus you have the younger generation getting involved and getting it going strong.
The target market for these titles is very high, especially in Japan where RPG, fighting and platformers dominate the gaming industry.
Also I think it may be partly due to the fact that Arcade gaming is still such a well renowned past time over there, where as in the Western culture it died at the beginning of the PS era.
Yes it is true China has a lot of population, it's the most vast populated country in the world and makes up almost 20% of the worlds population.
Although you have to look at Japan, that to is very densely populated and gaming culture over there is very much bigger than anywhere else.
The Japanese gaming market makes a huge impact on the gaming industry and you got to remember most of the big companies and world renowned devs are from Japan.
We basically wouldn't have a strong industry in the Western world if it wasn't for Japan, most of the biggest devs started getting producing sister branches across here, like for instance Capcom Europe.

P.S - Believe it not but Chinas love for gaming isn't as strong as elsewhere, they may have the population and you think that would mean the more people the bigger the market but it's not the
case in this instance.
Plus you got to remember a lot of places in China are still very poor

You don't really have us beat to be honest.
It could have been due to your age, plus being scared at a survival horror just means their method to get you immersed in the game worked.
Thus making the experience terrifying and one that we will always remember.
If there was no immersion or fear from survival horror titles there would be basically not much point in playing them.