Height: 181cm | Weight: 73kg | Blood Type: B | Age: 25

BARRY BURTON

Barry Burton returns in his first ever starring role. Since the events of Resident Evil 3 where he rescued Jill from the fate of Raccoon City, he joined an anti-Umbrella organisation. When contact with Leon is lost on board the Starlight, Barry is sent in. Players assume the control of Barry until other characters are encountered.

Height: 183cm | Weight: 89kg | Blood Type: A | Age: 42

LUCIA

A young girl who most likely is the only survivor on the whole ship. He can feel it if Bio organic weapons are coming after her. Very usefull. Lucia is the third playable character in the game.

Height: – | Weight: – | Blood Type: – | Age: –

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Male Zombies that appear quite often in the game. As long as you keep your distance from them, they shall be an easy target with the pistol or shotgun. If you bump into many, try using the Gas Launcher.

FEMALE ZOMBIE

For some reason, female zombies in this game poison the character, and they must use a blue herb to cleanse their system of the poison. They are however, the easier of the zombies to kill.

Origin: Human | Attack: Very Slow | Infection: T-Virus | Danger Level: 2/5

ZOMBIE W/CROWBAR

These are slightly stronger zombies. They take a little more to kill, inflict more damage than a regular zombie and wield crowbars used to strike the player at a moderate distance. If players can keep the zombies at a distance they should encounter no problems with them.

Origin: Human | Attack: Very Slow | Infection: T-Virus | Danger Level: 2/5

ZOMBIE CAPTAIN

he parasite extracted from Lucia attacks the submarine captain, turning him into a zombie notably more dangerous than regular ones. His attacks are similar to regular zombies and deal good damage. He might also shoot at you. Shotgun or the Asault Rifle are good options to dispose of him, but you can also run or ignore him.

Origin: Human | Attack: Slow | Infection: T-Virus | Danger Level: 3/5

B.O.W.

It’s debatable whether this thing is a Tyrant, but for lack of a better term this is what we’ll call it. It’s a very different creature in that it can assume the form of anything it wants to, and throughout the games poses as various characters.

Origin: Human | Attack: Quick | Infection: T-Virus | Danger Level: 4/5

B.O.W. PARASITE

The parasite that Lucia held inside of her turns into this monster. It was because of the parasite that Lucia had an extrasensorial alert when the B.O.W. was near her. Unload your most powerful weapons on him.

Origin: Human | Attack: Quick | Infection: T-Virus | Danger Level: 5/5

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Handgun

DETAILED INFORMATION

The starting firearm of the game, ammo is found throughout the game and this gun is very effective against all forms of zombies provided headshots can be achieved from the player.

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Shotgun

DETAILED INFORMATION

Up close this is the best weapon. It will deal out massive damage to creatures and a headshot to a zombie will kill it pretty much outright. It can even be used against the Tyrant, ammo is fairly plentiful through the Starlight.

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Assault Rifle

DETAILED INFORMATION

Though ammo is rare for this gun, it fires in bursts of three and inflicts heavy damage. However, it’s recommended that players save this weapon for the various Tyrant encounters as headshots will damage it quickly.

Caliber: – | Magazine Capacity: –

Grenade Launcher

DETAILED INFORMATION

This is a powerful weapon that does the same amount of damage wherever you hit a monster. Ammo is fairly rare and the gun is hard to hit with. Again, save the ammo for the Tyrant encounters.

Caliber: – | Magazine Capacity: –

Rocket Launcher

DETAILED INFORMATION

Powered down quite substantially from previous games, and not required to finish the game either. It’s quite powerful but pales in comparison to the Gas Launcher. It’s also extremely difficult to hit with this gun and you only get a limited amount of rockets within the game to use.

Caliber: – | Magazine Capacity: –

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Indeed Capcom themselves don’t really seem to know the truth behind this title, many people have emailed them and many have received mixed responses. Some responses have said that the game is unofficial, and bares no effect on the series’ story. Other responses say the direct opposite.

Though fundamentals are in place, the game is very different from a traditional Resident Evil. The combat system for instance is totally different. Players run around through a top down perspective, and as soon as combat begins the game jumps to first person. Where a bar moves at the bottom of the screen from left to right. Players are required to hit the fire button when the bar highlights the enemy, and a dead centre shot results in a headshot. It takes a little getting used to, but strangely works on the Gameboy Color. This game is also the first to implement an armour system, which was going to make it’s first use in Resident Evil 1.5.

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Your current objective will be shown on your PDA. Your PDA will also show all the
information you have found. Your PDA can be accessed from your inventory.

Your current objective will also be shown on your map and will be highlighted in red.
Your map will also show where you currently are highlighted in green.

As you complete your objectives your current status will be saved. You may then continue
your mission after a restart. At set times you may also save your status in slot 1, 2
or 3. You may then continue your mission from slot 1, 2 or 3 when you restart.

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Run Doc :

When you try to run away in a battle, you must fire your weapon and hit the target in
the middle. Zombies will try harder to hit you whilst you are running away. Once you
start to run away you cannot re-join the battle.

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Health Doc :

Always be on the lookout for Herbs to pick up. If you are wounded these will recover
lost health. Apply a herb within your inventory to recover lost health. Search zombies
as they may be sometimes be carrying Herbs and other useful items.

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Equip Doc :

You can equip yourself with a different weapon within your inventory. You also have
access to your inventory when in battle, but be careful the action will not stop.

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Poison Doc :

Some of these zombies can poison you with their attacks. If you are poisoned your health
will suffer for a period of time. Use the blue or purple herbs to cure yourself
from the poison. Your display will indicate when you are poisoned.

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Items Doc :

To unlock a door you must use the key when you are near that door. To use an item,
like a key, you must go to your inventory.

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Escape Doc :

To escape from a Zombie’s grasp, struggle by trying to move.

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Targetting Doc :

You may use your targeting system to attack any hostiles. Once your target is activated
you can aim at any hostiles you meet. The sight will indicate when a hostile is
in range. De-Activate the target system once a hostile is in range to start a battle.

Once in a battle, fire your weapon when the target is aligned with the hostile to be
hit. Remember that your weapons are less effective at greater distances.

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Armor Doc :

Be on the lookout for Armour. Equip yourself with the Armour you find to protect
yourself. The stronger the Armour, the less damage you will suffer when you are
hit in a battle. Remember, useful items such as Armour may be left around the ship
by the crew and passengers. Lookout for these items and always watch for your alert icon.

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Library Doc :

TO catch up on procedures, crewmen should read during their spare time. Many technical
books can be found in the Library on 2F

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Kitchen Doc :

During meal breaks, crewmen should use the Kitchen 3F. This Kitchen can be found next
to the Ocean View Lounge.

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Computer Doc :

You need the Operator Password Card to re-boot the computer. The operator crewmen can
often be found socialising in the Piano Bar on 2F.

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