Biohazard

Biohazard (called "Resident Evil" in North America and Europe) was one of the first survival-horror genre games to be released. The game was released first in Japan on March 22, 1996 for the PlayStation and was met with high success. It was then released in North America on March 30, 1996 and was one of the highest selling PlayStation games of all time. It was also remade for the GameCube (called Resident Evil: REmake) and was then ported to the Nintendo DS in 2006 to celebrate the ten year anniversary (which made use of the innovative touchscreen). The original had amazing 3D graphics (with pre-rendered backgrounds) and a unique camera angle approach that had a control system based upon it. The game forces the player to go through several challenges, whether it be finding an item, solving a puzzle, or fighting an enemy. It also featured two selectable characters and a variety of different paths you can take, with four avaliable endings (depending on which path you took). Biohazard has won numerous GOTY awards, and was a vital part of the PlayStation's wide success and popularity.

Raccoon City is a small and peaceful town, located in the northwestern region of the United States. The peace was shattered, however, when grisly murders took place in the outskirts of Raccoon City. Victims were attacked in their homes by a group of about ten people, with evidence of cannibilism found. A case like this has never happened in Raccoon City before, so local law enforcement officials sent in S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics And Rescue Service) Bravo Team to investigate the area. Contact is quickly lost with Bravo Team, forcing Alpha Team to investigate their compatriots disappearance and continue the case. Alpha Team finds the Bravo Team helicopter, but no trace of the team is found. They soon discover why&hellip;