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- Analog Control Compatible
- Vibration Function Compatible
- 1 Player
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ESRB: M / For Mature
Release Date: 09 / 01 / 00
Rating: 
List Price: $14.99 |
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Resident Evil Survivor |
Resident Evil Survivor |
Resident Evil Survivor |
Resident Evil Survivor |
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| Resident Evil Survivor |
Resident Evil Survivor |
Resident Evil Survivor |
Resident Evil Survivor |
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| DESCRIPTION / FEATURES |
| Resident Evil - Survivor |
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| Raccoon City isn't the only home of the dreaded T-virus. A failed escape attempt leaves you alone in the middle of a nightmare of hideous, mutated creatures. Resident Evil: Survivor is a first-person shooter based on the story of the landmark adventure-game series. Quick reflexes and nerves of steel are key here; there are no missions, no predetermined tracks, nothing to do except survive. And because you're looking through the eyes of the game's sole hero, you must never forget to look behind you.
Features:
- First-person shooting game
- Based on the Resident Evil series
- Collect weapons and destroy scores of hideous creatures
- Free-roaming environment--no missions or tracks to follow
- Surprise elements and hidden secrets entwine with other Resident Evil games
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Amazon.com Review
A first-person-shooter based on the Resident Evil series of "survival horror" video games, Resident Evil: Survivor is an unfortunate casualty of political correctness. It's painfully obvious that this game was meant to be played with a light gun, which the Japanese version supports, but the U.S. version decidedly does not. Instead, a rudimentary control scheme using the PlayStation controller has been substituted, one which is simply ill-suited for the otherwise unmodified arcade-style gameplay.
Were it not for this major shortcoming, Resident Evil: Survivor 's other flaws would be more tolerable, if not excusable. The attempt here to graft various elements of the Resident Evil games onto a shoot-'em-up just doesn't take. The plot--which casts the player as an amnesiac who survives a helicopter crash only to find himself in a foreboding town swarming with zombies and other hideous biotechnological mutations--is more of a side story to the Resident Evil saga, and not a very interesting one at that. The game's puzzles practically solve themselves, and while your character is free (more or less) to go where he pleases, the gameplay is so terribly linear that it might as well take place on a predetermined track. Once you factor in the game's coarse graphics, choppy animation, and spotty sound, what you're left with here is far more horrible than horrifying. --Joe Hon
Pros:
- Provides some side-story elements to the Resident Evil saga
Cons:
- No light gun support; substituted controls ill-suited for arcade-style gameplay
- Coarse graphics, choppy animation, and spotty sound
- Short game length with practically no replay value
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