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Resident Evil 2 Review by: - 8.8/10 “A rookie’s first day on the job, and first time to experience this horror” Rookie.a word that everyone has heard of and gone through during their lifetime. However, I can assure you that your experience with this phrase won’t even compare to the experience that the newly appointed cop Leon Kennedy had to face during his first day on the force of the Raccoon City Police Department (RCPD). As we all know it’s been a while since the incident with the T-Virus in the mansion, but does that mean that the horror had completely ended.surely that’s not true. At the same time a female character known as Claire Redfield has entered the town in search for her missing brother Chris Redfield (from Resident Evil 1) and along the way she runs into as you’ve probably guessed by now Zombies created from the T-Virus, with a stroke a blind luck though Leon manages to show up in the nick of time to save her. It’s decided that they should travel together in order to escape this city alive, will this be accomplished or is their life just as doomed as this place. Let’s find out, I’ll continue writing this and you can examine it afterwards! Graphics: 8 out of 10 I know I’m probably not the first person to say this but the graphics during the actual gameplay certainly don’t stand up as well to other games on the Gamecube, due to the fact that there weren’t really any graphical changes from its original PlayStation release so I can’t really gripe on how it looks from Gamecube standards.
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Anyway I’m going off topic here so let’s get to the point, the gameplay sections look like something you would’ve seen on the N64 on games such as Perfect Dark or Super Smash Bros which as you know don’t have the best looking graphics.by the way I know that Resident Evil 2 was released on the N64 but they still could’ve changed the graphics for the this release like how they did to the original Resident Evil when it was remade onto the Gamecube. Now the cut-scenes I’d say are excellent in the way that they look along with the fact that the voice acting in my opinion is far better in this game than in the original Resident Evil so I’d give the graphics an 8 out of 10.
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Sound: 9 out of 10 Like many other games I’ve reviewed even though the graphics aren’t superior or as stunning as other games, the sound always seems to shine beautifully like the sun reflecting off of metal. My most favorite theme in Resident Evil 2 and through-out most of the series is the Save Room theme, since it gives you a feeling of relief and ease however; at the same time it reminds the player/you that once you leave this room you’ll be in dangers path once more. Other interesting and chilling themes that I could list are: The First Floor of The Police Station, and The Underground Laboratory theme.