Description:
The members of S.T.A.R.S. have now returned safely. It was
revealed that the medical corporation "Umbrella" has been
performing biological experiments. The top executives of
Umbrella were immediately arrested, and the company was
completely shut down. Now referred to as "The Umbrella
Incident", media around the world has made aware their
biological experiments and conspiracies of terrorism. The
nightmare was thought to be over until...
Raccoon City was showing signs of abnormality once again. It
began with a skin disease. The citizens demanded an
investigation, as they suspected it was related to the Umbrella
Incident. The government assured them that the case was closed
and the skin disease was unrelated. But within a few days the
disease spread and hundreds of lives were lost. Then it
happened…the dead began to rise and a new nightmare was just
beginning.
Elza Walker, 19, a female college is accepted to Raccoon
University and heads off to Raccoon City on her motorcycle not
knowing what is about to face her. Crashing her bike, she
manages to evade zombies on the street and reaches the Raccoon
Police Department. But it wasn’t the safe haven she expected as
the entrance gate is about to be crushed down and policeman
zombies are squeezing in.
Leon Scott Kennedy, 21, has just finished police training and is
now a rookie cop. With all of the trouble on the streets, Leon
waits for rescue teams on the police department helicopter pad.
But as his comrades succumb to the zombies with each minute
passing by, he decides to find an escape route to ensure his own
safety.
Can you survive the horror?
PlayStation Museum Fact:
In an
interview with former Capcom Digital
Studios' Art Director, Glen Schofield, we found out that Capcom held a contest to re-name Bio Hazard,
the original Japanese title. An employee at Capcom Digital Studios submitted
the winning entry "Resident Evil."
Exclusive
PlayStation Museum Review:
Overall PlayStation Museum
Rating: 95%. |
