Information was received that the T-virus got on board the Star Light liner, which was in distress. Leon Scott Kennedy (now part of the Anti-Umbrella Organization), boards the ship. After Leon came on board, communication with him is suddenly lost. Barry Burton (also a member of the Anti-Umbrella) goes after Leon...
Resident evil Gaiden is a very remarkable game with not the happiest fate. Initially acting as a prequel to the unreleased early version of Resident evil 4, it was later simply deleted from the chronology of the series when SARSOM came up with another brilliant idea to rewrite the history of the fourth part from scratch. Despite this sad fact, the plot in Gaiden still remains very, very interesting, and is recommended for all RE fans. But first things first. The guys from M4, who were entrusted with the creation of this part by SARSOM (by the way, Gaiden is the only game from the Resident evil cycle that was created by a third-party development studio) offered their own version of the development of events after the sad date of the death of the population of the city of Raccoon. According to Gaiden's plot by members of the STARS squad and former employees of the Umbrella corporation, a secret organization was formed, the purpose of which was to resist the unweakened Umbrella, which continued its inhuman experiments (compare with what the guys from SARSOM gave us in the splash screen of the final version of Resident evil 4). Another outbreak of the virus has made itself felt on the StarLight cruise ship, plowing the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. With a reconnaissance mission, Leon Scott Kennedy was landed on the ship, but communication with him was soon cut off. We are sent to help the guy in the person of the good old Barry Burton, however, during the game we have to manage Leon as well. This is just the beginning of the plot, it will be much, much more interesting. Here you will find new characters, and unexpected plot moves, and a new invincible BOW that can imitate a human appearance. In general, you won't be bored. Now let's move on to the question of how it is played. The liner that we have to explore is quite large, but all its locations are absolutely two-dimensional. In the event of contact with the enemy, we switch to first-person mode and struggle to get the runner rushing from one side of the screen to the other into the opponents approaching us. By the way, the stronger the weapon, the harder it is to hit the enemy. Unfortunately, there are no riddles in Gaiden. There is almost nothing to say about the technical part. The graphics are very primitive, the music is a funny "tru-tu-tu". The groans of the zombies were really successful, nothing ... Summing up all the above, I once again advise all Resident evil fans to try this toy for a tooth! She's worth it! but all its locations are absolutely two-dimensional. In the event of contact with the enemy, we switch to first-person mode and struggle to get the runner rushing from one side of the screen to the other into the opponents approaching us. By the way, the stronger the weapon, the harder it is to hit the enemy. Unfortunately, there are no riddles in Gaiden. There is almost nothing to say about the technical part. The graphics are very primitive, the music is a funny "tru-tu-tu". The groans of the zombies were really successful, nothing ... Summing up all the above, I once again advise all Resident evil fans to try this toy for a tooth! She's worth it! but all its locations are absolutely two-dimensional. In the event of contact with the enemy, we switch to first-person mode and struggle to get the runner rushing from one side of the screen to the other into the opponents approaching us. By the way, the stronger the weapon, the harder it is to hit the enemy. Unfortunately, there are no riddles in Gaiden. There is almost nothing to say about the technical part. The graphics are very primitive, the music is a funny "tru-tu-tu". The groans of the zombies were really successful, nothing ... Summing up all the above, I once again advise all Resident evil fans to try this toy for a tooth! She's worth it! By the way, the stronger the weapon, the harder it is to hit the enemy. Unfortunately, there are no riddles in Gaiden. There is almost nothing to say about the technical part. The graphics are very primitive, the music is a funny "tru-tu-tu". The groans of the zombies were really successful, nothing ... Summing up all the above, I once again advise all Resident evil fans to try this toy for a tooth! She's worth it! By the way, the stronger the weapon, the harder it is to hit the enemy. Unfortunately, there are no riddles in Gaiden. There is almost nothing to say about the technical part. The graphics are very primitive, the music is a funny "tru-tu-tu". The groans of the zombies were really successful, nothing ... Summing up all the above, I once again advise all Resident evil fans to try this toy for a tooth! She's worth it!
Released in 2001 on the Nintendo GameBoy Color portable console. Not connected to the main "Resident Evil" storyline. The action takes place on a ship - a hidden laboratory of the corporation "Umbrella", in which the development of the T-virus (T-virus) - a biological weapon. An accident occurs, due to infection with a virus, the inhabitants of the ship become mutants.
Gaiden is one of the games in the popular Resident Evil series. Not connected to the main "Resident Evil" storyline. The action takes place on the ship "Starlight", (a secret laboratory of the corporation "Umbrella"), which is in distress due to a leak of the T-virus. The main characters - Leon S. Keneddy (RE2,4,DG), Barry Burton (RE1) - must figure out what's what, confronting Tyrant T-001 (BOW) and crowds of zombies.