| Fusioncode said: Not until I get my HD remake of Resident Evil 2. |
You're writing to the wrong people then, which might asplain why you're not seeing much success in getting the remake made. 
I don't see TLOU as a zombie game per se. Particularly because in the end it's the human remnant that is the true enemy. The hunter groups, the oppressive military regime, and even the fireflies. By the middle of the game the infected are more of a backdrop to the story and simply serve as the reason for why we are playing in a post apocalyptic society. The peaceful human settlements, like that of Tommy's have to defend themselves against other humans moreso than against the infected.
But it does fit in survival horror as a genre. So is the complaint about the survival horror genre, or about zombies being in games of various genres. Seems like we are not oversupplied with survival horror. But that zombies are infiltrating other genres.
At least infamous 2 went for vampires with Festival of Blood, which was a great DLC.
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