In fact, the environments here are even spiffier, with more animated bits and creepier lighting and shadow effects. settings such as "Back-up" and "Act Alone" have yet to be explained, as well.īut one thing's clear from these shots: RE0 packs the same madeover backgrounds that defined the first 'Cube game. But Minami said it's too early to say if the defensive weapons from the GameCube RE1 will make it into this game. The head-stomp move, which brings eternal rest to zombies gnawing at your feet, makes a welcome return. Other RE0 features are mostly tweaks resurrected from past Evil games. "In that case, you can drop off an item anywhere." Items remain on the floor until you pick them up again. "You might question what happens when your inventory is full," Minami says. In another section, we had Billy use a dumbwaiter to send health herbs up to Rebecca on a higher floor.Īnd that brings us to the other big gameplay twist: Item crates-which in past games were the only places you could dump gear-are now extinct. For instance, we used Billy to hit a switch that opened a door near Rebecca, letting her enter a new area when we zapped back to her location. Minami calls it the "Partner Zapping" system, and it makes for puzzle possibilities you just didn't see in past REs. For the first time ever in an RE title, you can switch between the principal players at the flick of a button or have them fight side by side if they're in the same room. But what's much niftier is what this duo can do in these environments.
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Bravo teammate Rebecca Chambers and series new guy Billy Coen-wander through several other nightmarish areas as they play out the 1998 events leading up to the original Resident Evil. Turns out that the two main characters-spunky S.T.A.R.S. And now that the series is stepping into the wayback machine with Resident Evil 0, a GameCube-exclusive Evil prequel, we're getting our newest survival-horror fix aboard a.whazzat? A choo-choo? "The train is only one of the stages in the game," Tatsuya Minami, producer for Resident Evil 0, says of the boxcar environments that we've always associated with this title. Resident Evil games have dragged us kicking and screaming through houses of horror, a besieged police station, freaked-out labs and a reeking city crawling with the recently deceased. As a long time, player of the Resident Evil series I really cannot say for sure if I like the new control scheme better as I am so used to those old tank controls. They have though introduced a more “modern” kind of control scheme which my suit new players better. You can play this with the old-style Resident Evil controls if you like. They really did a wonderful job in making Resident Evil 0 look as good as possible.Īnother new feature is the controls. To start with the game looks great, I am very impressed with the visuals that the game has and the sound as well has been given a bit of a kick. To be fair to Capcom they did a lot of good with this HD remaster of Resident Evil 0. You have to conserve your ammo, look for herbs and always decide if running away is better than trying to stand and fight. The core game is still that of classic Resident Evil.
While Resident Evil 0 does have this new mechanic. It is actually quite well done and I feel that Resident Evil 0 has some of the better puzzles in the series. It is not uncommon to have Rebecca doing one thing somewhere, Billy another and the two coming together for one puzzle. This is done very well and the two of them can work together to do puzzles. This swapping feature is a huge part of the game and you will have to use each character’s strengths to get through the game.
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