PS2 classic Resident Evil Code: Veronica X out today on PS4
Out of red field.
PS2 classic Resident Evil Code: Veronica X is out today in Europe on the PlayStation 4 priced £11.99.
Resident Evil Code: Veronica X
PlayStation Vita PS Classics support due this summer
Pinned down for 1.8 firmware update.
PlayStation Vita support for downloadable PS Classics games will finally arrive in the system's upcoming 1.8 firmware update.
Brush up on your T, G, NE-T, Progenitor and T-Veronica viruses.
Released in 1996, the original Resident Evil not only shifted PlayStations, but cemented the survival horror genre in gaming history. The game's original intro FMV uses real-life actors and features a scene where STARS Alpha member Joseph Frost is graphically ripped apart by Cerberus. Capcom had the intro toned down for the game's western release, warranting a 15 classification by the BBFC, although the PC port by Westwood a year later retained the intro with an 18 certificate. Either sets the tone.
New director for the third?
Indistinct deathly murmurs abound about some movement on the next Resident Evil film.
Kameo and a new Resi flick.
Since when did Hollywood stop coming up with original ideas and start nicking game concepts instead? Big screen adaptations of Silent Hill, BloodRayne and Castlevania are already on the way, and now two more videogame adaptations have been announced - alas, not there's still no sign of Katamari Damacy: The Movie.