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BioHazard 0 is a prequel to the long running Resident Evil series. And newcomers confounded by the previous games' plot twists piled atop plot twists will be happy to know this Evil starts with a clean slate. It takes you back to the very beginning, an entire day before everything officially hit the fan. So for you RE enthusiasts who dig the series' creepy atmosphere, realistic firearms, and shambling zombies -- but get turned off by its impenetrable mythos--we couldn't think of a better way to kick off your biohazard love affair and get to the root of its evil.
By now, if you've followed RE0's coverage, you've seen a lot of screens set aboard a mysterious train. That's just the main area we've shown so far," Kobayashi says. And I can tell you now that the train environment doesn't take up much of the game. They were also charged with finding out what happened to the STARS Bravo team, who had flown in a day earlier to investigate the murders only to disappear in a helicopter crash in the mountainous outskirts of town.
The crash was never resolved in the Resident Evil timeline -- until now. RE0 kicks off with Bravo team's chopper going down. Before their crash, however, the Bravo gang makes two unusual sightings: the burning wreck of what looks like an overturned truck off in the distance, and an ominous but dormant train stopped in the thick of the forest. After their chopper bites the dust, the team splits up to investigate the strange sightings. The first of two characters you play in RE0 is Rebecca Chambers, a rookie pipsqueak medic out on her first real mission.
You may recall her brief appearances at the Umbrella mansion in RE1. She stumbles upon the seemingly derailed mystery train in the woods and boards it, only to have it lurch into motion and hurl her toward a destination unknown. Enter Billy Coen: ex-Marine, escaped convict and playable character number two. A survivor of the overturned truck glimpsed by Bravo in the air, Billy pops up early on in the game, even before the train level. By the time they reach the train, both characters will be under your control.
Then soon there's an event that brings the two of them together. Some may think Rebecca is the main character, but Billy is just as much a main character too. Originally intended for release on the Nintendo 64, RE0 went through several delays before Kobayashi and company decided to finally scrap development. But you'd think that having just played RE on the GC, we'd be used to Capcom's newly mastered art of creating animated 2D backdrops.
Not so. As we played RE0, we spent a ridiculous amount of time pausing along the way to admire the fine visual details. Subtle touches of background animation specific to the moving train--the flutter of curtains hanging off an open window, the slight rocking of tipped-over bottles on a kitchen counter, the flicker of candlelight fighting to stay lit, the shaking of the screen when the car hits a bump on the tracks--really make you feel like you're on a locomotive bound for hell.
Just outside, the weather has taken a turn for the demonic. Heavy lashes of rain and moaning wind complete RE0's awesome and disconcerting ambience. But it isn't all just pretty backdrops and creepy atmosphere: For a bunch of essentially 2D environments, the game feels incredibly three-dimensional. Gun down the undead in the train's narrow, claustrophobic aisles and zombies will actually slump back against the seats and slide out of sight--until they clamber back up for round two. Then you see the dynamic shadows cast by players and enemies alike.
Walk by a light source and watch your shadow trail, elongate and wrap onto the walls around you. It just feels frighteningly real. Not that you'll have a lot of free time to admire the graphics; you'll be too busy getting your hands dirty with new gameplay features that let you strategize beyond just traditional ammo management. What's this? Strategy in an RE game? It all comes from RE0's new zapping system.
For instance, leave Rebecca alone for too long and you'll hear her panicked voice over the radio minutes later, asking you to get off your ass and lend some backup. That's when you make a choice: Do you run all the way back with Billy and his gauge boomstick, or "zap" over to Rebecca and fight the zombies alone with her dinky 9 mm pistol? To me, that's where the scare comes in. Even with the new zapping system, Evil fans will still find RE0 comfortably familiar.
All the series' staples--including the dreaded "stand-and-rotate" controls, the different-colored healing herbs and the typewriter save-game ribbons--make a predictable return to the game. Still, Kobayashi and his team were able to squeeze in one last innovation for RE0: the ability to drop items anywhere.
For years, fans have been screaming for the end of those ugly, nonsensical inventory chests that magically hold all your leftover items, regardless of location. Now, they've been put to death.
It's a welcome innovation, to be sure, but we've also noted that you can't just drop stuff with wild abandon; you must make sure there's enough space on the floor for all your clutter, which can sometimes be tricky to eye with RE0's busy backdrops.
Kobayashi says he hasn't decided yet whether this installment will be a tougher game tailored for the Evil hardcore or more easy and accessible. From what we've played, squeezing past the undead in the train's cramped boxcars is hardly a cinch. In other words, if that remake gave you nightmares, expect more sleepless nights while playing this prequel. Raccoon City has somehow fallen victim to a zombie outbreak and it's up to you as either police officer Leon Kennedy, or Claire Redfield sister to Chris Redfield from RE1 , to find out what's going on.
The adventure, which takes place in 3D using pre-rendered backgrounds, drags you through spooky crash sites, abandoned buildings, experiments gone wrong and more -- all the while battling undead monstrosities, solving puzzles and, most of all, trying to stay alive.
Lots of weapons and other gadgetry allow for some truly disgusting mayhem. It's an incredibly frightening game that delivers a light back-story and lots of slasher movie, jump-out-and-go-boo scares. Resident Evil 2 1. Resident Evil 2 Editor 4.
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