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Complete Global Saturation: An Unauthorized Guide To Resident Evil - Vol 2

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by Alex Aniel, Rob McGregor

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A limited 12 episode podcast series focused on the titles and times that will be covered in a follow up to Alex 'cvxfreak' Aniel’s book ‘Itchy, Tasty: An Unofficial History of Resident Evil’ - including major releases, spin offs and side stories, right through to the new remake era of Resident Evil franchise. Each episode Alex will dive into a title and the surrounding development history as a precursor to new book. Hosting for the series is done by Resident Evil Podcast's Rob ‘Rombie’ McGregor, and for some of the episodes - both are joined by a special guest from the RE fan community.

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March 22, 2026

Complete Global Saturation: Episode 12 - Resident Evil Requiem & 30th Anniversary Special

So here we are at the end of the season with Episode 12! After an entire year of looking back at the past 20 of the 30 years of the franchise - covering the period and (almost) all the games after Alex's first book - we catch up to the current new game in the franchise - just also in time to have a little conversation about the entire history! First up of course is Requiem though. In development for several years, Alex is able to expand on some of the things out in the public about the title and we are able to look through the lengthy development that ran alongside a number of other titles - plus a global pandemic - to massive success already last month. Warning - some topics discussed do have spoilers so if you haven't yet finished the game, we highly recommend you do so before starting this episode! But once you have please return to enjoy some history and information about the title! But its nothing like a 30th anniversary to make us both feel a little old as Rob reflects back on 30 years of fandom, and Alex on about 26 or so... who knew we'd both be still as keen on the franchise after all these years and what will the future be, both for the next 12 months as Capcom celebrates the anniversary of the franchise, and maybe also whats to come in the years ahead. As always... all this, and much more in the latest episode of Complete Global Saturation. This 12 episode limited podcast series is a follow up to Alex Aniel's book, 'Itchy, Tasty: A Unofficial History of Resident Evil' - which covers the first decade of the series from its origins in the early 1990s through to 2006. The book is available online at the usual retailers, in bookstores, or can be purchased directly from Alex's website - www.cvxfreak.com. Future episodes will cover other games in the decade or so beyond all in aid of looking into topics Alex will cover for an eventual follow up charting more direct history of the rest of the series, and some special guests will join us from time to time to talk about the series. Please feel free to subscribe, review, and share - and any questions can be put alongside wherever this is posted and we will try to return to these in a future episode. Thank you all for your subscriptions and listens! We appreciate all of the support greatly. We are on a break after this episode.... but... Complete Global Saturation will return! This episode was recorded in early March, prior to the announcement of further story DLC for Requiem, and as noted does have some story spoilers for the game at moments. This podcast is not made for profit, but for educational purposes.The theme for this podcast was composed by Ms. Akari Kaida, an ex-Capcom composer who worked on the original Resident Evil (the ceiling trap room theme), OKAMI, the Mega Man series and more! She’s on Twitter at ⁠⁠@AkariKaida⁠⁠ and speaks English, so give her a shoutout! The music used at the end of the episode is the original ending theme - seemingly most fittingly used for now - from Biohazard/Resident Evil on the PS1 - Still Dawn. Other short audio clips come from the latest release - Resident Evil Requiem. All rights to Capcom.

February 22, 2026

Complete Global Saturation: Episode 11 - Resident Evil Village & REVerse

Episode 11 arrives, and Alex and Rob sit down to discuss - at the time of recording at least as we were mere weeks from the release of Requiem - the most recent brand new title in the series, Resident Evil Village. Released in May of 2021, confirmed nuggets about its development aren't as well known as earlier titles due to it being so recent, but that doesn't stop both the guys from looking into the origins, the decision to make a direct sequel to RE7, and various decisions such as some of the material shown but cut, the continued support to VR with the PSVR2, and much more. The development of Village was indeed a long one, impacted by both being a follow up to a style reboot in Resident Evil 7, but also one that was impacted by COVID also. Indeed this lets Alex discuss some of the impacts by COVID to the franchise in general, and you might be surprised what that impact was overall. Additionally after we've looked into Village and all of it's content, we have a brief look back at the decision to make REVerse and the delay upon release that separate game title - included free with Village - that happened. All this, and much more in the latest episode of Complete Global Saturation. This 12 episode limited podcast series is a follow up to Alex Aniel's book, 'Itchy, Tasty: A Unofficial History of Resident Evil' - which covers the first decade of the series from its origins in the early 1990s through to 2006. The book is available online at the usual retailers, in bookstores, or can be purchased directly from Alex's website - www.cvxfreak.com - which you can also have signed by Alex. Future episodes will cover other games in the decade or so beyond all in aid of looking into topics Alex will cover for an eventual follow up charting more direct history of the rest of the series, and some special guests will join us from time to time to talk about the series. Please feel free to subscribe, review, and share - and any questions can be put alongside wherever this is posted and we will try to return to these in a future episode. This podcast is not made for profit, but for educational purposes. The theme for this podcast was composed by Ms. Akari Kaida, an ex-Capcom composer who worked on the original Resident Evil (the ceiling trap room theme), OKAMI, the Mega Man series and more! She’s on Twitter at ⁠⁠@AkariKaida⁠⁠ and speaks English, so give her a shoutout! The music used at the end of the episode is:Resident Evil Village | "Yearning For Dark Shadows" Guitar Cover | By Nocturne Musichttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWrWQjKPuO0

January 22, 2026

Complete Global Saturation: Episode 10 - Resident Evil 3 Remake & Resistance feat. Al Yang - Game Director RE Resistance

Welcome to 2026 and Episode 10 of the series. After the holiday break, Alex and Rob are looking towards the (30th Anniversary) year ahead and sharing their thoughts on Requiem and the next 12 months, but then it's onto the main topic and looking back to 2020 and the release of Resident Evil 3 Remake - and it's companion online game - Resistance.It's not controversial to say response to RE3's remake has been a very mixed one and we don't hold back on why, but the more digging into the development certainly may provide some unknown answers to some on why. Did you know development for the game started still early during the RE2 remake's, was once considered to be combined with 2 as a combo, and Capcom didn't know how much they would likely feel was a safe amount to spend yet? Certainly starts to make more sense of some of the choices. This and much more is uncovered during the first half of the episode. However things are looking up when a surprise guest joins in when the look back moves onto Resident Evil Resistance, the online multiplayer standalone that released alongside all copies of Resident Evil 3. We are joined by no less than the games director, Al Yang, from Neobards. Al is an exceptionally talented director, who's most recent title - Silent Hill f - for Konami has been exceptionally well received, and many of the team who worked on it - also worked previously on Resistance (making Al and many of the staff some of the only people who can say they worked on both major horror gaming franchises!). Capcom chose the company to take onboard this project as its own thing, with it's own time frame, budget, and development and Al explains first hand how this happened, and lots about outsourcing development at the top level. While even Al himself knows multiplayer is not the top focus for Resident Evil, it's amazing to learn all about how these sorts of projects come together and learn more about why decisions are made. We hope you will find this all an amazing inside look directly that is extremely rare for such a recent release. The video Al mentions regarding the pitch can be found here: https://youtu.be/s6PcbQC7YCg?si=bEBe7IVYikjGC7P7&t=572 So join us as we talk through all of this and much more on this episode of Complete Global Saturation! This 12 episode limited podcast series is a follow up to Alex Aniel's book, 'Itchy, Tasty: A Unofficial History of Resident Evil' - which covers the first decade of the series from its origins in the early 1990s through to 2006. The book is available online at the usual retailers, in bookstores, or can be purchased directly from Alex's website - www.cvxfreak.com - which you can also have signed by Alex.Future episodes will cover other games in the decade or so beyond all in aid of looking into topics Alex will cover for an eventual follow up charting more direct history of the rest of the series, and some special guests will join us from time to time to talk about the series. Please feel free to subscribe, review, and share - and any questions can be put alongside wherever this is posted and we will try to return to these in a future episode. This podcast is not made for profit, but for educational purposes.The theme for this podcast was composed by Ms. Akari Kaida, an ex-Capcom composer who worked on the original Resident Evil (the ceiling trap room theme), OKAMI, the Mega Man series and more! She’s on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/akarikaida">⁠@AkariKaida⁠</a> speaks English, so give her a shoutout! The music used at the end of the episode is:Resident Evil 3 Remake - Ending Theme (Staffs & Credits) | Epic Cover by Rod Herold & ‪@Cheta5751160‬ ‪@KayThePianist‬https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSVs4lN8OV

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What is Complete Global Saturation: An Unauthorized Guide To Resident Evil - Vol 2?: A limited 12 episode podcast series focused on the titles and times that will be covered in a follow up to Alex 'cvxfreak' Aniel’s book ‘Itchy, Tasty: An Unofficial History of Resident Evil’ - including major releases, spin offs and side stories, right through to the new remake era of Resident Evil franchise.

Each episode Alex will dive into a title and the surrounding development history as a precursor to new book. Hosting for the series is done by Resident Evil Podcast's Rob ‘Rombie’ McGregor, and for some of the episodes - both are joined by a special guest from the RE fan community.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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