Over where the bookshelf is, there is a little portrait. In the room on the second floor in the racoon police department there is a desk on the far end of the room. If you did it right, there will be bullet holes in the screen. Then move to an angle away from the zombie coming towards you. When your shooting a zombie (typically in the police station), try to get a view where your character is facing the screen. After you accomplish that, save your game and the zombie destroyer will be located in your storage box. Up, down, Left, right, Left, Left, Right, Right, L, R, C-UP, C-RIGHT, C, C-DOWN, then C-LEFT.īeat scenario A on NORMAL difficulty with either Leon or Claire in under 2 1/2 hours with an 'B' ranking or better. To unlock Hunk with a code, just go to the Load Game Menu and enter: This will bring you right to the TOFU stage. Up, Down, Left, Right, Left, Left, Right Right, L, R, C-UP, C-LEFT, C-DOWN and C-RIGHT. To unlock TOFU with a code, just go to the Load Game Menu and enter: Bring the Key to the dark room and use the key to open the police locker. Reach down after he's dead and you'll receive a 'special key'. Bleak & bland backgrounds with an ok story won’t do much to excite & the ease of gameplay & length will do even less.To change Leon's or Clair's costumes, choose 'normal' skill level, start the game, go to the Racoon PD gate (right after the bus.)Īfter the gate, go down the stairs that you see in front of you, and you'll see a yellow vested zombie that wasn't there before: pop a couple bullets in him and when he falls down, go up to him and pop a couple more into him. Even branching paths don’t offer much in the way of replay-ability.Īn incredibly disappointing attempt at a first-person shooter set within the Resident Evil universe. Survivor is just far too easy & far too short to be anything more than an average game. You can easily make your way through most of the game just using pistols safe in the knowledge that you’ll never run out of ammo. Other weapons do exist but are worth saving for tougher enemies & bosses. In possibly the worst move of any first-person shooter Resident Evil: Survivor gives you infinite ammo in your handguns of which there are a few variations. I’m a firm believer that light gun games should always be on the rail shooters.

Naturally moving with the light gun is a far more frustrating experience & involves shooting off screen to move, side buttons to turn & shooting away at screen. Movement without a light gun is done like all standard FPS games & is the far simpler way to play. Grey is the common colour scheme throughout & everything looks horribly blocky & jagged (a PS staple admittedly). The enemy types really standout in comparison to the dull & ugly backgrounds. The Hunters from the first game also make a return as do a few new baddies…we have the Umbrella Trash Sweeper Unit who are soldiers & a new version of a Tyrant that can transform into different forms. Sheena Island is filled to the brim with all manner of Resident Evil monsters also using the character models from RE2 so they are instantly recognisable. Along the way you will meet a few characters that claim to know who you are & even accuse you of being involved in the outbreak somehow. Playing as the amnesia victim you have to fight your way through another outbreak to try & regain your memory. Crawling from the wreckage he is attacked by zombies & once fighting them realises he has no memory of who he is or the events that took place leading up to the crash.

A helicopter crashes on the outskirts of the island with the pilot surviving. Taking place after the events of Resident Evil 2 & 3 on a small island controlled completely by Umbrella, Sheena Island. There was very little impressive about the rest of the game… It was one of the first light gun games to be off the rails, an impressive feat. Marking a major departure from the Resident Evil style of gameplay, Survivor plays out in the first-person perspective & was compatible with Namco’s light gun.

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