Video games are similar to anime in that nobody "ages." Characters can't get by on facial recognition (uncanny valley), so hair is the only thing which tells them apart.
I actually like how they progressively age every game. Although it is pretty ridiculous most if not all the chicks dont settle down. Although I remember reading in a magazine clipping that Jill tuckered down and worked at an embassy somewhere during the events of 6.
I can think of a whole mess of reasons.
Well Barry has the excuse of already being a family man, and Rebecca was 18 in RE1 so... she's what? 38 or so? She's doing a bit better then the rest, especially as she's not as active combat wise as a military adviser. Claire doesn't really have that excuse, hense the memes.
I’m wondering why Claire’s personality changed so much in revelations 2. She goes from loving kids to interrogating them lmfao.
Unless it's been retconned out, Jill's been so experimented on that she might not even be able to have kids. Same with Ada* Chris is too driven and broken like you said to really ever settle down. Rebecca probably has the best shot at a normal life, not counting the weird and creepy shit that seems to follow her. Leon... I'm not too sure actually.
In hindsight, the TMP is worthless and the Red9, while accurate (mini sniper rifle), lags behind in other areas.
I just don't know what the fuck I was doing, I always, always, always have the Striker with the 100 shot magazine by that point. It was just surreal, it felt like picking up someone else's game. Have you ever loaded someone else's save file in an RPG or tried playing on a friends game where their keybindings are all fucked up or they've built their characters totally differently to how you normally have them? It was really unnerving. I once found a copy of Pokemon X at my house and assumed I'd bought it and never played it, but when I booted it up my character had the right name and the Pokemon all had the kind of nicknames that I use I just had no memory of ever playing the game, it was totally surreal. If you can imagine that sensation then that's how I felt playing RE4 the other day.
This was commonplace in the days of cartridges.
