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I'll hand it to you that you're pretty hardcore about your Resident Evil. But did you ever play the original original RE? If not I recommend you play the DS version: Resident Evil Deadly Silence. In all regards I'd say it's the best version barring the remake.
For all its cheesy and camp I think the DS version updates it juuuust enough that it's still worth playing on its own.
For all its cheesy and camp I think the DS version updates it juuuust enough that it's still worth playing on its own.
PS1 version is the best Resident Evil 1.
As god intended.
All hail Barry Burton.
So glad he's in Mercenaries.
As god intended.
All hail Barry Burton.
So glad he's in Mercenaries.
Man, you started at eight? I remember starting with RE2 at 14 and having to put the thing away for a couple of weeks while I recovered. (That was when my zombie dreams began - they used to be nightmares, but now I just run around and headshot the crap out of everything and get to have...nevermind). I have an overactive imagination. I think at age eight I would've gone catatonic. Good games and good blog.
Resident Evil 2 was also my first exposure to the series. I've since gone back and played most of them. I've started a playthrough on the Saturn version of RE, but the controller I've got is less than perfect. I still need to find RE Gaiden for the Game Boy Color.
I was 12, and experienced just the beginning cutscene from RE3. Got so scared. But then played it, realized it was fantastic. Then, RE2, than the rest. I'm pretty much a fan like you. I'm glad you played the outbreak games. I'm kind of the only one within my circle of friends who played it. I thought End of the road and Decisions decisions were so epic. I mean, come on, a black tyrant in a speedo? WIN.
You are quite the RE fanatic. I've only played Code Veronica and RE4 and loved them both. I still haven't gotten around to playing RE5 yet, though now I'm sort of waiting for the rumoured PS3-motion controlled version.
I love the Resident Evil franchise. I still remember renting a playstation from Blockbuster and playing RE1 for hours. Such a good gaming memory.
Question 1.: Have you ever speed-ran through RE: Remake, and if so, what is your best time (with either and/or both characters)?
2.: What is the best way to handle the enemies in Remake? Can you place them in the order of their appearance (zombies first; appearance of dogs in cutscene do not count)?
3.a.: Have you played Darkside Chronicles on the Wii? If so, how do you beat Alexia Ashford's flying form?
3.b.: If beating her involves the special weapon you obtain, when are you able to get a hit on her? (Personal question: can't beat that bitch 'cause she just flys around my shot >.<)
4.: You've told us how you've felt about the alpha form of RE4. What are your thoughts on the form that was released in 2004?
Also, George Trevor was a victim of his own creation; I feel more pity and sadness for Lisa Trevor's fate...Poor Lisa. You did not deserve that.
*Umbrella Chronicles SPOILERS*
You certainly shouldn't've been killed like you were by that bastard, Wesker. I enjoyed how Wesker died in RE5...thouroughly.
2.: What is the best way to handle the enemies in Remake? Can you place them in the order of their appearance (zombies first; appearance of dogs in cutscene do not count)?
3.a.: Have you played Darkside Chronicles on the Wii? If so, how do you beat Alexia Ashford's flying form?
3.b.: If beating her involves the special weapon you obtain, when are you able to get a hit on her? (Personal question: can't beat that bitch 'cause she just flys around my shot >.<)
4.: You've told us how you've felt about the alpha form of RE4. What are your thoughts on the form that was released in 2004?
Also, George Trevor was a victim of his own creation; I feel more pity and sadness for Lisa Trevor's fate...Poor Lisa. You did not deserve that.
*Umbrella Chronicles SPOILERS*
You certainly shouldn't've been killed like you were by that bastard, Wesker. I enjoyed how Wesker died in RE5...thouroughly.
I'll never, ever forget my first time reading about Resident Evil(1), years back, in E.G.M.! It was supposed to be multiplayer, from what I remember. I couldn't wait for it! And it didn't disappoint. Playing the first Resident Evil was an unforgettable, creepy gaming experience. One that I will never, ever forget. I could, almost, draw the floor plan of that mansion and, no joke, had many nightmares because of it. That first zombie encounter was, and always will be, epic.
Can't wait for the new RE:5 DLC! Barry and Rebecca! Also, Excella!
Can't wait for the new RE:5 DLC! Barry and Rebecca! Also, Excella!
L G Jargon
Question 1: I believe I got it down to about 5 or 6 hours. I honestly never really tried to see how fast I could play through it; I mainly went through multiple times trying to memorize every location of items, files, and enemies.
Question 2:
Zombie- Honestly you can avoid these in most situations. To do this, you can just try to dodge the zombie. If you need to confront it, any weapon honestly works though a handgun is more than good enough. Try to take out the head. Otherwise, if the zombie isn't decapitated, the zombie can return as a Crimson Head unless you burn the body.
Cerberus (Zombie Dog) - These enemies are fast yet fairly weak. You want to try to keep them as far back as you can. You can use a handgun on them, though the shotgun would be the most effective due to the blast knocking them back.
Crows - Fairly harmless; you encounter them in the hall with the painting puzzle. If they attack, you can just leave the hall and re-enter. The puzzle will reset and the crows will return to their spots. If you need to knock them away, you can just use the knife.
Snakes- Try to avoid them by running through the pool area and dodge the spots they drop down from before they land on you or approach you.
Tarantula - The spiders main danger is the fact that they spray poison. Try to keep distance between yourself and them; you can use a handgun to knock them down or kill them
Sharks - Try to run around the tank as fast as you can to avoid them. If the yet, if they get too close, then shoot them with a handgun or shotgun
Bees - Use the knife to knock them away and just run from the area
Hunter - It's possible to dodge them, though it is difficult due to their speed. Use a shotgun or the grenade launch on them. The magnum is also useful though it's recommend that you save magnum ammo for bosses near the end.
Crimson Head - The second form of zombies, these enemies are the results of zombies mutating if you don't decapitate them or burn the body. They're faster and more dangerous the original zombies and can vomit acid on you. The shotgun is the best weapon for these.
Chimera - If you're grabbed, use a battery pack or flash grenade to knock yourself loose. Shotgun or grenade launcher is good for them.
Question 3: Sadly, I haven't played pass the first few parts of Darkside Chronicles since I had to rent it. Money's been tight.
Question 4: I was highly excited for Resident Evil 3.5. (what I'll refer to the game as). The story was suppose to be of Leon searching for Sherry after Wesker kidnapped her after Code Veronica. His search sent him to Umbrella's headquarters in France (the location upon which Wesker received samples of the Nemesis project in the 80s). The building had been abandoned due to the corporation closing after the outbreak. So it continued the plot much better than Resident Evil 4 did when it was released.
I also highly liked the tense atmosphere it seemed to have offered.
Also, I do feel sympathetic for Lisa though I don't blame George. He was completely unaware of what he was building. Spencer hid the truth when he asked George to design the mansion. To George, he was building nothing more than a resort with a few secret passages. Besides, he also mentions how after the mansion was built and he was visiting, he saw the passage under the waterfall even they it was never in his blueprints; which hints that his original work was altered behind his back.
Question 1: I believe I got it down to about 5 or 6 hours. I honestly never really tried to see how fast I could play through it; I mainly went through multiple times trying to memorize every location of items, files, and enemies.
Question 2:
Zombie- Honestly you can avoid these in most situations. To do this, you can just try to dodge the zombie. If you need to confront it, any weapon honestly works though a handgun is more than good enough. Try to take out the head. Otherwise, if the zombie isn't decapitated, the zombie can return as a Crimson Head unless you burn the body.
Cerberus (Zombie Dog) - These enemies are fast yet fairly weak. You want to try to keep them as far back as you can. You can use a handgun on them, though the shotgun would be the most effective due to the blast knocking them back.
Crows - Fairly harmless; you encounter them in the hall with the painting puzzle. If they attack, you can just leave the hall and re-enter. The puzzle will reset and the crows will return to their spots. If you need to knock them away, you can just use the knife.
Snakes- Try to avoid them by running through the pool area and dodge the spots they drop down from before they land on you or approach you.
Tarantula - The spiders main danger is the fact that they spray poison. Try to keep distance between yourself and them; you can use a handgun to knock them down or kill them
Sharks - Try to run around the tank as fast as you can to avoid them. If the yet, if they get too close, then shoot them with a handgun or shotgun
Bees - Use the knife to knock them away and just run from the area
Hunter - It's possible to dodge them, though it is difficult due to their speed. Use a shotgun or the grenade launch on them. The magnum is also useful though it's recommend that you save magnum ammo for bosses near the end.
Crimson Head - The second form of zombies, these enemies are the results of zombies mutating if you don't decapitate them or burn the body. They're faster and more dangerous the original zombies and can vomit acid on you. The shotgun is the best weapon for these.
Chimera - If you're grabbed, use a battery pack or flash grenade to knock yourself loose. Shotgun or grenade launcher is good for them.
Question 3: Sadly, I haven't played pass the first few parts of Darkside Chronicles since I had to rent it. Money's been tight.
Question 4: I was highly excited for Resident Evil 3.5. (what I'll refer to the game as). The story was suppose to be of Leon searching for Sherry after Wesker kidnapped her after Code Veronica. His search sent him to Umbrella's headquarters in France (the location upon which Wesker received samples of the Nemesis project in the 80s). The building had been abandoned due to the corporation closing after the outbreak. So it continued the plot much better than Resident Evil 4 did when it was released.
I also highly liked the tense atmosphere it seemed to have offered.
Also, I do feel sympathetic for Lisa though I don't blame George. He was completely unaware of what he was building. Spencer hid the truth when he asked George to design the mansion. To George, he was building nothing more than a resort with a few secret passages. Besides, he also mentions how after the mansion was built and he was visiting, he saw the passage under the waterfall even they it was never in his blueprints; which hints that his original work was altered behind his back.
My friend has an alpha of RE3.5; he's really big into collecting alpha and beta copies of games, especially the RE series.
Great read! RE2 spurred my gaming obsession as well. I've always played games, but not until I got an issue of Tips & Tricks did I find myself reading and pondering about that game (plus Zelda: OoT and MGS) every day. I bought the Versus strategy guide for RE2 and I swear I've read it cover-to-cover dozens of times!
As for the Trevor family, that's one of the saddest bits of story unveiled through documents I've ever read.
Great read! RE2 spurred my gaming obsession as well. I've always played games, but not until I got an issue of Tips & Tricks did I find myself reading and pondering about that game (plus Zelda: OoT and MGS) every day. I bought the Versus strategy guide for RE2 and I swear I've read it cover-to-cover dozens of times!
As for the Trevor family, that's one of the saddest bits of story unveiled through documents I've ever read.
Awesome stuff, memories like that are awesome!
The reason I bought a Gamecube was for Resident Evil, I shit you not :)
The reason I bought a Gamecube was for Resident Evil, I shit you not :)
Dude, your uncle must be the most awesome person in the world. My gaming started, sadly, with learning games on PC. But thanks to a discovered Doom rom in my dads stuff, ive been playing pc fps ever since.
PS. is Resident Evil Deadly Silence any good?
PS. is Resident Evil Deadly Silence any good?
That was a good, read and I highly agree that Resident Evil has a highly addictive story with interesting characters and it always leaves wanting to know more, I just hope that one day we get a core RE game with Leon S. Kennedy and have Albert Wesker do more than be scene for 5 seconds. Anyway here's hoping to see what Resident Evil will bring next.
That was a joke, btw.
Funnily enough, I first played RE1 at an aunt and uncle's house; Sadly, he died a few years later, but he was a great guy.
Funnily enough, I first played RE1 at an aunt and uncle's house; Sadly, he died a few years later, but he was a great guy.
i loved RE. it was once my favorite series of all time. then 4 hit and i thought "...ok...experimentation is good but lets get back to the actual plot of the series" words i would soon regret. re5 came along and just fucked the series beyond repair. i think ive gotten to the point that i could care less about seeing a new re in the main series.i guess i just dont wanna see it butchered any further.
greaat read tho :D
greaat read tho :D
I also LOVE Resident Evil and used to know tons about it...you have me beat though :D
I'm in love with the story and world however, and even read the books!
I'm in love with the story and world however, and even read the books!
Me and my 18" Nemesis statue certainly got a nice warm feeling reading this. Bravo, more people need to get in there, go back and play through the games before just Resi 4 and 5.
F1r35t0rM: Deadly Silence is alright if you have no way to obtain another form of the game. If you already own a PSone copy or have access to a PSP to where you can download the original from the PSN or own the Remake on the GameCube, you could probably pass up Deadly Silence.
It does have an alternate version of the game that includes a few new areas to the mansion that were not included in the original. I also believe the Chimera is in it... but I might be wrong on that... Anyway, the alternate mode does feature some special gameplay mechanisms added to it to support the DS' unique controls. For example, there's some puzzles that use the touch screen, you can try to revive Richard by blowing into the DS mic, and there's some first person knife fights, again using the touch screen.
I'd say it's worth it if you've never played the original. Otherwise, you could probably pass unless you want it as a collector's item.
It does have an alternate version of the game that includes a few new areas to the mansion that were not included in the original. I also believe the Chimera is in it... but I might be wrong on that... Anyway, the alternate mode does feature some special gameplay mechanisms added to it to support the DS' unique controls. For example, there's some puzzles that use the touch screen, you can try to revive Richard by blowing into the DS mic, and there's some first person knife fights, again using the touch screen.
I'd say it's worth it if you've never played the original. Otherwise, you could probably pass unless you want it as a collector's item.
Wow, good stuff. As a fellow Resi nut I totally get where you're coming from. Theres currently some good Resi discussion going on over at another favourite gaming site of mine (http://www.thegamingliberty.com/) and I may just have to link you in one of my posts if you don't mind!
OH MY GOOOOOOOD!!!
YOU JUST TOLD MY STORY!!!
THAT IS EXACTLY MY LIFE AND RESIDENT EVIL!!!
YOU JUST WROTE THAT!!!
IT HAPPENED YOU EXACTLY AS ME!!!
here's why:
when i was 5 (i was too young i guess) i remember everything. my UNCLE(just like you!) and some friends brought to my grandma's house a PSX, it was cool but i didn't know its pourpose, so one of his friends said: "HEY! LOOK AT THIS GAME!! THEY TOLD ME IT WAS HORRIFIC!!! LET'S PLAY IT!!!
the game was Resident Evil...
they started playing it,but the funny part is that they didn't have a memory card,so everytiem they played it was to see how far into the game they got.
and there i was,watching how my uncle beats zombies and snakes,the game just left me thrilled and engaged by the first time i saw it(I WAS 5!), i won't forget the first time i saw the first zombie you encounter in the mansion,it was awesome, the game just let me wondering how the story ended cuz without a memory card it was nearly impossible clear the game like that.
i wanted to know more about the game,but i was too young so there was nearly nothing i could do...just wait.
years later,maybe 2 years later, my uncle bought silent hill wich for me is just a game that until today i can't play it alone.
silent hill was awesome for me but i still couldn't forget resident evil.
then years later my uncle's brother had a dreamcast and with it a game called "Resident evil: Code veronica", i was exited about watching them play it, i wanted to know more a bout the game and the characters and story...
Code veronica is a game that i remember as a hard game and one of the best of the resident evil franchise, the mood,the characters,the scares, and the subtle touchs like the last password being: Veronica.
code veronica just left me more intrigued about the characters so one way or another we got RE:3 Nemesis... i saw my uncle play it... and i LOVED JILL,by now is my most beloved RE character to date,nemesis was scary as hell and i was first introduced to racoon city.
there i knew i was a resident evil fan.but i wasn't strong enoguh to play them all by myself...it was too scary... but the RE universe was intriguing and very engaging so i read all the RE info i could, i read a bout the games,about the characters,about the story and soon enough i knew everything about resident evil... i was just missing something...
the games...
so i decided to start playing them.bakc in those days i had my beloved playstation 2,and soon heard that resident evil 4 was coming to the plataform,when it came out i played it, i loved it(the story was kinda meh but still...), and i considered myself a person who can take care of myself(in the game) so i decided to get the other RE games(the ones before re4.the survival-horror ones),i started by RE0 for the gamecube then RE remake,then the outbreaks,,the movies,the comics,the chainsaw controllers,the books....everything.
by now i have every (almost) resident evil game to date. i don't have the survivor ones cuz there's no timeline in those games and they aren't that good.
so.
my story is pretty much like yours,but different i guess.
i know everything about resident evil.
you just ask me something.
lets see...
when was te T-virus patented and by whom?.
YOU JUST TOLD MY STORY!!!
THAT IS EXACTLY MY LIFE AND RESIDENT EVIL!!!
YOU JUST WROTE THAT!!!
IT HAPPENED YOU EXACTLY AS ME!!!
here's why:
when i was 5 (i was too young i guess) i remember everything. my UNCLE(just like you!) and some friends brought to my grandma's house a PSX, it was cool but i didn't know its pourpose, so one of his friends said: "HEY! LOOK AT THIS GAME!! THEY TOLD ME IT WAS HORRIFIC!!! LET'S PLAY IT!!!
the game was Resident Evil...
they started playing it,but the funny part is that they didn't have a memory card,so everytiem they played it was to see how far into the game they got.
and there i was,watching how my uncle beats zombies and snakes,the game just left me thrilled and engaged by the first time i saw it(I WAS 5!), i won't forget the first time i saw the first zombie you encounter in the mansion,it was awesome, the game just let me wondering how the story ended cuz without a memory card it was nearly impossible clear the game like that.
i wanted to know more about the game,but i was too young so there was nearly nothing i could do...just wait.
years later,maybe 2 years later, my uncle bought silent hill wich for me is just a game that until today i can't play it alone.
silent hill was awesome for me but i still couldn't forget resident evil.
then years later my uncle's brother had a dreamcast and with it a game called "Resident evil: Code veronica", i was exited about watching them play it, i wanted to know more a bout the game and the characters and story...
Code veronica is a game that i remember as a hard game and one of the best of the resident evil franchise, the mood,the characters,the scares, and the subtle touchs like the last password being: Veronica.
code veronica just left me more intrigued about the characters so one way or another we got RE:3 Nemesis... i saw my uncle play it... and i LOVED JILL,by now is my most beloved RE character to date,nemesis was scary as hell and i was first introduced to racoon city.
there i knew i was a resident evil fan.but i wasn't strong enoguh to play them all by myself...it was too scary... but the RE universe was intriguing and very engaging so i read all the RE info i could, i read a bout the games,about the characters,about the story and soon enough i knew everything about resident evil... i was just missing something...
the games...
so i decided to start playing them.bakc in those days i had my beloved playstation 2,and soon heard that resident evil 4 was coming to the plataform,when it came out i played it, i loved it(the story was kinda meh but still...), and i considered myself a person who can take care of myself(in the game) so i decided to get the other RE games(the ones before re4.the survival-horror ones),i started by RE0 for the gamecube then RE remake,then the outbreaks,,the movies,the comics,the chainsaw controllers,the books....everything.
by now i have every (almost) resident evil game to date. i don't have the survivor ones cuz there's no timeline in those games and they aren't that good.
so.
my story is pretty much like yours,but different i guess.
i know everything about resident evil.
you just ask me something.
lets see...
when was te T-virus patented and by whom?.
What tvirusgetz said. I don't own RE5, nor do I plan on getting it. I own and enjoyed RE4, but I felt it was a bit off. I was excited that Chris was the protagonist of RE5, but as I learned more on it, I started to get less and less excited. Now RE to me just seems like the RE movies - and that's not a good thing. I'll just stick to RE0-3.
Pretty much the same story here...Watched my babysitter play RE1 when I was 5 or 6. I was sooo scared, but loved it soo much. RE 2 came out when I was 8 or so and I wanted to get it even though I was scared as hell.
When REmake hit the fan...I was crapping my pants! That game still scares the hell out of me. The way the zombies move thier jaws is soo great. The graphics still amaze me!!!
HOW THE HELL DO THEY HAVE BLOOD SPRAY ON A PRE-RENDERED WALL!?!?!?
<3 Capcom 4EVA!!!!!11
Am I the only person who bought and read all of the RE novels??
When REmake hit the fan...I was crapping my pants! That game still scares the hell out of me. The way the zombies move thier jaws is soo great. The graphics still amaze me!!!
HOW THE HELL DO THEY HAVE BLOOD SPRAY ON A PRE-RENDERED WALL!?!?!?
<3 Capcom 4EVA!!!!!11
Am I the only person who bought and read all of the RE novels??
when was te T-virus patented and by whom?:
I believe it was discovered during the 1950s by James Marcus, Edward Ashford, and Ozwell E. Spencer. I know that as of Resident Evil 5, it's believed that the virus was discovered in December of 1966 or 1967 though based on the series' timeline, both those years are impossible.
I say this because it was in 1960 that Alexander Ashford graduated with a Ph.D in bio-genetics and joined his father (Edward Ashford's) research team on the virus. Then it was in 1963 when Spencer approached George Trevor to design and build the Spencer mansion to hide the research lab. (How could such events happen if the virus was discovered in 1966-67? The answer is simple: It's impossible. There's a mistake in the game.)
Am I the only person who bought and read all of the RE novels??:
Nope, I have them all as well.
And as for the people who were disappointed with the gameplay change, you're not the only one. Personally, I'd love to see Capcom keep the gameplay style that was featured in the Lost in Nightmares DLC. Though I will say to not fully pass up Resident Evil 5 just for that. Yes, it does suck that it is more action based, but it actually has a lot in it designed just for the fans.
I believe it was discovered during the 1950s by James Marcus, Edward Ashford, and Ozwell E. Spencer. I know that as of Resident Evil 5, it's believed that the virus was discovered in December of 1966 or 1967 though based on the series' timeline, both those years are impossible.
I say this because it was in 1960 that Alexander Ashford graduated with a Ph.D in bio-genetics and joined his father (Edward Ashford's) research team on the virus. Then it was in 1963 when Spencer approached George Trevor to design and build the Spencer mansion to hide the research lab. (How could such events happen if the virus was discovered in 1966-67? The answer is simple: It's impossible. There's a mistake in the game.)
Am I the only person who bought and read all of the RE novels??:
Nope, I have them all as well.
And as for the people who were disappointed with the gameplay change, you're not the only one. Personally, I'd love to see Capcom keep the gameplay style that was featured in the Lost in Nightmares DLC. Though I will say to not fully pass up Resident Evil 5 just for that. Yes, it does suck that it is more action based, but it actually has a lot in it designed just for the fans.
we should all get in an xbox live party, play RE5 co-op, and test Steph Louise K's knowledge of RE. I was really into RE a while ago and made a really long Resident Evil quiz. I am pretty sure I can find that document somewhere. If you are interested, PM me.
nice story. I too am a long RE fan, most dissapointed by the latest games but still loving the series. I remember when I was like 12 or 13, and played RE2 and 3 without a memory card, man that just double the fear factor. I always loved the games story, as you said, it looks realistic enough for a zombie game, and that intrigued me, and kept me playing and playing, I even bought all of the novels! Too bad RE4 and 5, even being fun games, butchered the story and so many other good things of the old games. but we can always hope that the next game might please old fans, they can do it, this latest DLC seems to be very old school RE. so we could see more of this atmospheric fear in a new game some day, and with zombies in it! and Sherry! I wonder why they never said what happened to her..
Morty: Yes, I have all the S.D. Perry novels.
Aaron: I'm not sure how willing I'd be to jump into a huge XBox Live party, but if you're interested in pulling up the document, I'd gladly answer them in a post. Though I've also been thinking about doing a podcast with a couple friends; I could feature it in that as well.
BiroBiro: Sherry's disappearance after Code Veronica was considered before but Capcom passed the idea over and it faded away. She was suppose to originally be in Resident Evil 4 (aka Resident Evil 3.5) before Capcom scrapped the projected and rebuilt it.
Aaron: I'm not sure how willing I'd be to jump into a huge XBox Live party, but if you're interested in pulling up the document, I'd gladly answer them in a post. Though I've also been thinking about doing a podcast with a couple friends; I could feature it in that as well.
BiroBiro: Sherry's disappearance after Code Veronica was considered before but Capcom passed the idea over and it faded away. She was suppose to originally be in Resident Evil 4 (aka Resident Evil 3.5) before Capcom scrapped the projected and rebuilt it.
Quick question, What do you think is the best website to get the whole story of resident evil(timelines, plot rundowns, obscure connections, etc.)?
The best web site for all of that is a fan site I was working on called Wondering Zombie... Until I gave up since I couldn't run the whole thing on my own and no one else I knew at the time knew HTML. Ok that's shameless promotion but there's a couple sites you could go to:
- RE Horror
- [ur=http://www.evilunleashed.com/]Evil Unleashed[/url]
However, those sites aren't as good as they use to be. They've both undergone some server changes and it looks like some information was lost. RE Horror us to have all the game files but they don't anymore from what I could tell.
You could try Wikipedia... but I've already found contradictions involving the plot. Even [url-http://residentevil.wikia.com/Resident_Evil_Wiki]Resident Evil Wiki[/url] has a couple mistakes, but probably less than looking each game up on Wikipedia. You could always try to find a copy of the Umbrella Archives.
- RE Horror
- [ur=http://www.evilunleashed.com/]Evil Unleashed[/url]
However, those sites aren't as good as they use to be. They've both undergone some server changes and it looks like some information was lost. RE Horror us to have all the game files but they don't anymore from what I could tell.
You could try Wikipedia... but I've already found contradictions involving the plot. Even [url-http://residentevil.wikia.com/Resident_Evil_Wiki]Resident Evil Wiki[/url] has a couple mistakes, but probably less than looking each game up on Wikipedia. You could always try to find a copy of the Umbrella Archives.
I have not been on it in a while but
"http://residentevilfan.com/"
is a pretty good site. They do not update as much as they used to, but they have some good stuff on there.
"http://residentevilfan.com/"
is a pretty good site. They do not update as much as they used to, but they have some good stuff on there.
It is at the highest of the heap in cinematic 3-D journey games. It's one among the most effective buys for the Playstation, and one among those rare games that is nearly as entertaining to look at because it is to play.
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