Jill can also pick locks, which inevitably makes gameplay much easier.
You can control either Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine.Ĭhris is pumped so full of steroids, his manhood must be severely compromised, and seeing as he likes a challenge, he starts off with just a knife, whereas Jill is armed with a pistol although Chris does rescue her at choice intervals. Contact was lost with the first team who went to investigate, so you and your crew have volunteered to get to the bottom of things. Basically, things have gone badly wrong in some top secret installation and bespectacled scientists with bad breath have turned into flesh-eating zombies with halitosis intact. The storyline is so corny you could melt butter on it. Resident Evil is probably the scariest adventure you'll play, and at this knockdown price all can be forgiven. Even more upsetting is the irrelevant creaking door cut-scene that's been slipped into every location change. On the downside, the consolestyle save feature and inventory system is a little annoying. The music really does add to the shit 'em up factor, and the entire mood of the game is scary enough to stop you playing when it gets dark outside (unless you fancy having nightmares), and cheesy enough to allow the odd snigger to pass your drooling lips. The puzzles are simple enough, and the blood-soaked graphics are excellent. If you've never played a 3D adventure before you'll love this one. So while we scratch at the walls waiting for the PC sequel, we're going to have to just get on with the first horror adventure. It's upgrade time again for you poncy P90 owners. But the closest you'll come to soiling-yer-briefs on the PC is with this, the original and surely the first 3D accelerator-only title to appear in the cheapy bins. You may have cacked your shreddies enough already playing it on the PlayStation. You've seen gore god Romero's TV ads for the sequel.
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