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Just minutes ago, I finished the coverage of the boring Resident Evil Gaiden GameBoy Color game. This one didn't take long at all. It's like the contents of this game is a fraction of that of the other Resident Evil games and features.

Now I'm working on The Mercenaries 3D, which I think will also be an easy mini project.
 
I tip my hat off for this forum still being up and running, but most other forums I go on are not active any more, as there is rarely anybody posting. I never get it in the "fee-fees" any more because of this lack of a jolt. You know? My feelings. LOL. 🤳

Where are the heavy hitters? The great debates? What I see are cesspools and ghost towns online today.

Oh well. What can you do? 🙅‍♂️
 
My best guess for why that forum sites around the net get so very little attention and members posting is because now a days people are commenting on YouTube or TikTok videos or articles instead. I mean, think about it, how is it that a YouTube video's comment section can have a thousand comments, but a forum like this one has only a handful of people still posting? I think forum sites are becoming a thing of the past, but as long as we still have a community, I'm not leaving.

Lastly, I'm separating the levels from the Mercenaries 3D walkthrough and getting ready soon to put them on YouTube, which will end my coverage of The Mercenaries 3D, while I'm also working on Requiem, which is the final game of my website's game section (besides the soundtracks, which I will go back to the beginning and fill in those soundtrack pages in each game section when I'm done with the movies.
 
Forums are a dead end. The remaining ones that are active are woefully behind the times.

One computer hardware forum I used to attend is still attacking AI as an abomination that needs to be stopped while the rest of the world adapting to its functions, for example. AAA slop games are still being praised while everyone else is seeing the value of mid budget games.

These are just minor examples within my bubble. Forums are not for the affluent or the flexible.
 
Well, for the exception of the soundtrack pages, the entire Resident Evil video game section is now completed on my website. I just finished uploading the file images of Requiem moments ago, making all the video games completed; again, except for the soundtracks, which I'll do when I'm done with the movies.

The soundtracks will be later, because that alone will be a major part of this project as I'm going to make video scores with my CD cover images and audio mp3 files. Plus my YouTube account only allows 100 video uploads a day and some of those video soundtracks have about that many tracks. Which means I may only be able to upload-video link one or maybe two soundtracks a day.

Now that the video games are now on my website, it's time to move on to the CGI movies, then the Milla movies and then Welcome To Raccoon City and the upcoming movie next month. This shouldn't take anywhere near as long as the games did; it's just cast, crew, synopsis, images, trailers and soundtracks, trivia facts, mistakes. I've already ripped my entire Blu-Ray Resident Evil movies so I can make non-video content: images, characters, enemies images.
 
I am gonna be packing in forums soon and just be watching films, as most of these message boards have ended up being pointless. If a new game is revealed or something, I will give my views on it. But I don't want to keep feeding this one troll who has been acting obnoxious for the last 9 years.

I don't want to badger any admins about removing my accounts, because they may not fulfill it. I was able to request the deletion of a few profiles, but whether they do it or not after the scheduled date, I don't know.

Nothing to be ashamed of. No point in hanging on to things if they yield no activity, and others aren't fussy either. But I really don't want to bother joining GameFAQs or NeoGAF again.

While not every user on those sites is a shitbag, most of them are just troublesome.
 
I just got done with my first CGI movie section of my site and this one does contain the soundtrack, minus the track called "GUILTY" because of YouTube blocking it. This time it didn't take as long to construct because the movie have less content than the video game counterparts. The longest part was scanning the Blu-Ray movie for images, the soundtrack videos didn't take anywhere near as long as I expected. I guess I could of done the soundtrack pages for the video games, now that I know it doesn't take long to create and upload to YouTube, but there's still the fact that some of those games have multiple versions and there's 30 or so games.

It's appearing that the movie sections are going to be a little bit more enjoyable to construct than the games. Probably because there's a lot less movies than the video games, and the movies don't require as much contents.

Check out Resident Evil Degeneration. I'm now starting Damnation.
 
It only took a few short hours, but now I got the second Resident Evil CGI move Damnation fully completed. Now I'm setting up Vendetta, which I'm excited about, because it has Chris Redfield in it and he does some serious ass kicking in this movie.

After I get done with Vendetta, I'm going to have to go to the library where Death Island on standard Blu-Ray is waiting for me to pick up and rip since my disc copy is the 4K which my burner doesn't support.
 
Tonight, I now finished Vendetta, which so far has the biggest in-movie picture gallery (227 snap shots from the movie). I enjoyed producing the pages for this movie, mainly because my hero Chris Redfield was in it.

Right now I'm doing a partial production of Death Island because I don't own the standard blu-ray disc (I have the 4K which isn't formatted for my burner drive). I'm picking up a Blu-Ray copy from my local library tomorrow, while 20 other DVDs (wrestling) have to be picked up. Then I'll rip the disc and take the appropriate images from the movie before deleting the video. So tonight, I'm doing as much as I can with Death Island since I don't have the disc MP4 file yet. After I take care of what I can with Death Island, then I'll proceed with Infinite Darkness TV mini series and then the Milla movies.
 
I just gone as far as I can right now with Death Island considering the fact that I need to get to the library Thursday late morning to check out the Blu-Ray, bring it home to rip it and use the HD MP4 file to get the last remaining parts of that movie in my website: character images; enemy images; and in-movie images. Then once all that is done, I'll be done with that. I'm linking Death Island now so you guys can see what I've got done with it already.

Even though it's not a movie, but a 4-episode Netflix mini series, I'm now starting to produce the pages for Infinite Darkness. Once I'm done with Infinite Darkness overnight tonight, I'll be starting with the Milla Jovovich movies and non-Alice live-action movies including the upcoming one next month (as far as what's available), which I'm looking forward to.

Lastly, I have some real exciting news about my downloaded soundtrack MP3 files. While highlighting all the computer folders containing the MP3 soundtrack files, I found a VERY old fan-made Resident Beat album that I downloaded back in 2003, before the dawn of YouTube, when you had to right click and save as... and watch the download count down screen downloading your files. I can't believe I still have that fan-made album MP3 files from a private website from over 2 decades ago. I downloaded them and saved them to a DVD-R storage, ripped it and put the files onto my flash drive. I checked YouTube to see if anyone ever uploaded it, and it looks like no one did. So I'm going to created a sound video of this old fan-made album, upload it to YouTube and video link it to my Resident Evil Umbrella site. The songs are just a mixture compilation of the first 1996 game remix soundtrack with some monster sound effects. I believe there's only 4 audio files. The name of the album is called Resident Beat based on the first original game in 1996. Stay tunes, I'm telling you.
 
Just minutes ago, I completed the entire Resident Evil CGI movies and Infinite Darkness Netflix mini series on my website. Everything I can do with the CGI releases are done. You can view Death Island, and Infinite Darkness in the blue links.

So you can now view the CGI movies by following the other links below:
Degeneration
Damnation
Vendetta

Now the time has come to get going with all 6 of the Alice movies starring Milla Jovovich. The only thing I will be unable to put on my YouTube account is the OST because it was created by singing performers, like Slipknot, or Rob Zombie. I might still video link them from my website from YouTube of the original artist's channels with their crediting. I will, however, add the musical scores like I did with the CGI movies.
 
Just a few minutes ago, I completed the first Alice Resident Evil movie. This one took a bit longer to work on than the video games and the CGI movies mainly because of some distractions I had, plus there were more information (trivia, mistakes from IMDb) more images, musical score than the other Resident Evils.

Well with that now done, I'm going to start on Resident Evil Apocalypse.

Lastly, I did a properties information on all my soundtracks for all the game and remaining movies (2,070 audio files). These audio files will be manually turned into individual track videos which the making of an entire soundtrack doesn't take that long. I mean I can start up production of a sound file and make it in less than a minute. Here's where I have a minor problem; I have just above 2,000 files to make sound videos into, and I have a daily upload limit of 100 files on YouTube, and some of those soundtracks have and or will be split upon two days to get them all. So between the 100 daily upload limit and the 2,000+ files, just the soundtracks alone on the games and movies can take maybe 2 months to get it all on YouTube and video linked to my site. So even when I finish all the main Resident Evil games and movies, it'll likely take me until about Halloween time until the site can be completed.
 
I just completed Resident Evil Apocalypse moments ago and am now going to get started with Extinction.

Some of these movie pages take a long while to complete and some takes hardly any time at all. I mean, the synopsis, characters (actors), enemies and wallpapers don't take no more than 5 minutes, but the in-movie images and soundtrack and the trivia/mistake facts from IMDb takes several hours.
 
I just completed Resident Evil Extinction of my website. So now I'm half passed the whole Alice movie series. This one I had a good time creating, because of the way the characters interacted with each other and some of the dialogue:

Issacs Tyrant: For so long I thought you were the future. I was wrong. I am the future.
Alice: No. You're just... another asshole.

Anyway, now I'm going to get started with Resident Evil Afterlife. First Resident Evil to be in 3D.
 
It appears that Silent Hill: The Short Message on the Limited Run Games site is sold out. Pre-orders are still in place until the 26th.

Scalping assholes on eBay, be damned!
 
About an hour ago, I completed Resident Evil Afterlife. I wanted to get this movie done with much sooner, if it wasn't for 2 power outages during yesterday afternoon, and an overnight internet outage that lasted from 11PM to 4:30 this morning. On the bright side, with no internet access all night, I was able to spend that time making the soundtrack videos, snap in-movie images on my video editor software and when the internet came back on, I just put the files all on the appropriate pages.

Now I'm just getting started with Retribution. Two more Alice movies left to set up, then Raccoon City, and whatever I can possibly get with the next movie that comes out next month; which so far is just a single trailer and a little information on IMDb.
 
OK, now Resident Evil Retribution is now finished. Now I'm ready to do The Final Chapter, which in my opinion is the one Alice movie I cared the least for, because the story didn't make any sense based on what we already know from the previous 5 and I didn't like most of the characters and the scenes. But with a website like Resident Evil Umbrella, I'm going to have to take care of the parts I don't like, except the Netflix TV show, because that show super sucked with their anti white male wokeism.
 
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