Resident Evil: Outbreak - File #2

Release Date: April 26, 2005

Adventure, TPP, survival horror, zombie, rail shooter, action adventure, PlayStation exclusive, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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The second installment of the warmly received spin-off of the Resident Evil series, developed by Capcom. The production continues the threads started in the predecessor - the player once again finds himself in the zombie-ridden city of Raccoon City, which he travels in the skin of one of eight different characters. Tasks are varied and the game is designed to be played with others in up to four-player co-op mode.

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Resident Evil: Outbreak - File #2 Description

Try and Get Out Alive

You are one of eight survivors desperately trying tolive through

the night in the aftermath of a devastating biological disaster that has turned everyone around you

into flesh eating zombies.

The only way you'll escape the

horrors of Raccoon City is by teaming up with those whoremain uninfected to discover the secrets behind the catastrophic events leading up to the T-virusoutbreak.

Yet how will you know who to trust when no one is sure who...or what...the enemy is?

Key Features:

* Fiveterrifying new scenarios and locales including a zoo, the subway and police station

* Interactive, expansive environments

* Online mode - up to 4 players

* Advanced communication system in online mode

* Supports cross overdata - use items earned from Resident Evil® Outbreak inthis game and vice versa.

Last updated on August 14, 2015

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Resident Evil is a series of Japanese survival horror films published by the Capcom studio. Shinji Mikami and Tokuro Fujiwara are mainly responsible for its creation. It had its beginning on March 22, 1996, with the release of the game Resident Evil (also known as Biohazard) for the PlayStation console. It was during its promotion that the term survival horror was coined. The prototype of the series is the game released in 1989 Sweet Home, based on the film of the same name. Fujiwara himself was responsible for it, and many elements, such as QTE sequences or inventory management, were transferred to the series. Biohazard. Since then, the series has grown steadily, gaining more game installments, as well as film, animated and comic book and book adaptations.

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