The actual games also looks good for something that’s more than a decade old. It’s something I’m pleasantly surprised about, especially given the lack of the same level of tension in many of the modern Resident Evil games. Add an ever-present sense of desperation from your limited inventory of ammo, healing items and those darn save ribbons and the feeling of dread stays with you like an unwanted disease (I’ll let you pick which one). There’s just something about its gritty art style, the cramped feeling of its corridors and the way its undead creatures act and sound that makes you feel apprehensive while you stalk the game’s environs. One thing that Resident Evil 0 continues to do well is nailing the survival-horror mood even after all these years. Forget snakes on a plane, we’re talking leeches on a train. Chambers then runs into the abandoned Ecliptic express train where she runs into zombies, Coen and leeches. Bravo Team members to investigate some grisly murders just outside Racoon City, it doesn’t take long for Chambers and her group to realize there’s something highly unusual going on in the area. Initially on a mission with her fellow S.T.A.R.S. medic Rebecca Chambers and fugitive Billy Coen. Whether that’s good or bad will pretty much depend on your level of attachment to Resident Evil 0 and the early attempts at the survival-horror game genre as a whole.įor those who have never experienced the Gamecube original or its later incarnations on the Wii, PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, Resident Evil 0 chronicles the tale of young S.T.A.R.S. For the most part, however, this is the same game that came out nearly 15 years ago. It might have a fresh coat of paint and some new extras here and there. There’s just something about freezing a moment in time that triggers our sense of sentimentality.įor many gamers, that’s exactly what the “Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster” for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is. Follow Technobubble poobah Jason Hidalgo’s shenanigans on Twitter capsules have an inherent charm for human beings. Technobubble covers games, gadgets, technology and all things geek.
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