#Resident evil 2 n64 controls full#
#Resident evil 2 n64 controls mac#

The sounds, ambient and FX, are effective. There are a few CGI cut-scenes, and they aren't bad for when this came out. Dialog and voice acting are poor, with lines that no one would say spoken in ways that no one talks. The plot is fine, though it left so many unanswered questions that the next one was devoted to explaining them. This is linear and story-driven, and you will control more than one character in this, and go to some of the same areas. If you are unsure, I'm comparing this to the original Silent Hill, that came out around the same time and is far superior in any respect where it isn't merely its match. Not where specific things that need your attention are.

Oh, and what color key you need for doors. The map is not that useful, it just tells you where you are and where you've been. This does lead to the hassle of having to go back and forth between where you are and have to go to proceed and the nearest case to store extra things in.

#Resident evil 2 n64 controls full#

Since you have a tiny inventory, you have to be clever about it(it gets to be goofy when it insists that it is full when there are two of you).

#Resident evil 2 n64 controls mac#

You get a pistol, a shotgun, a bow, a Desert Eagle, a Mac 11 SMG and a grenade launcher with different types of ammo in this. If you try to walk over the body of one that isn't dead(.in a manner of speaking), will have them get a hold of your leg, and you can stomp their head away(.on that note, is there any way to do that without being hurt yourself?). they're primal, determined and they're going to *keep on coming* until you put them down) and it is often the better policy to try to rush past them(you know you can't possibly do this just blasting them all away, you can try but you'll run out of bullets(you'll want to conserve them) and you may still be attacked, the amount is overwhelming) and pray you don't get grabbed as you do. they're not smart, fast or intentionally sadistic. yes, they look silly at times, however, if you laugh, it's probably the hysterical and desperate kind) are plentiful(even in single areas, just as it should be. The flesh-devouring zombies(that this place is clearly utterly infested by, this convinces you pretty well of that. You turn to the sides, walk forward or back up(at a drab rate). Movement is slow, with no strafing and no 'bursts' of speed(you can run) for dodging the enemy. still, sometimes they're just plain awkward) when you move to certain points(fighting something you can't see is a common occurrence) and at times, *it will be blocked by those approaching you*. This is survival horror with a third person perspective, and the camera is a source of much irritation(in general, there are a bunch of things in this that are frustrating without needing to be), as the angles change(and I get that they're going for eerie and off-putting ones. Heck, both have two variations, so there's really four, total.

As you can probably already guess, there are two separate playthroughs, on a disc each. In the midst of this, a new strain, the G-virus, appears leading to new mutations. He comes upon Ada Wong, a reporter(searching for her photographer), and she meets Sherry Birkin, a young girl(who may be connected to what is happening), and they tried to get out safely and discover what exactly is going on. no, literally), and Claire Redfield, Chris' (a lead from the one that came before this) sister, are both trapped in Raccoon City. Following the events at the mansion in the predecessor of this(which I haven't played), the virus hits the streets.

This review is based on the Play-Station 1 version, in case there are any others, remakes or whatnot(as these are quite popular).