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# Modern control scheme Dual character campaigns Realistic zombie effects Resident Evil 2 (Xbox One)

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## Summary

> 🎮 Dive into the terror of nostalgia!

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## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Combat:** Engage in intense battles with zombies that react to every shot.
- • **Dual Perspectives:** Play as both Leon and Claire for a comprehensive narrative experience.
- • **Immersive Visuals:** Terrifyingly realistic graphics that bring the horror to life.
- • **Puzzle-Solving Thrills:** Explore, solve, and survive in a hauntingly atmospheric environment.
- • **Reimagined Horror Classic:** Experience a spine-chilling remake of the 1998 classic.

## Overview

Resident Evil 2 for Xbox One is a complete reimagining of the iconic 1998 survival horror game, featuring modernized controls, stunning visuals, and dual campaigns that allow players to experience the gripping narrative from the perspectives of rookie officer Leon S. Kennedy and college student Claire Redfield.

## Description

The genre-defining masterpiece Resident Evil 2 returns, completely rebuilt from the ground up for a deeper narrative experience. Using Capcom's proprietary RE Engine, Resident Evil 2 offers a fresh take on the classic survival horror saga with breathtakingly realistic visuals, heart-poundingly immersive audio, a new over-the-shoulder camera, and modernized controls on top of gameplay modes from the original game. The nightmares return reimagined for the PlayStation4, Xbox One and PC In Resident Evil 2, the classic action, tense exploration, and puzzle solving gameplay that defined the Resident Evil series returns. Players join rookie police officer Leon Kennedy and college student Claire Redfield, who are thrust together by a disastrous outbreak in Raccoon City that transformed its population into deadly zombies. Both Leon and Claire have their own separate playable campaigns, allowing players to see the story from both characters' perspectives. The fate of these two fan favourite characters is in players hands as they work together to survive and get to the bottom of what is behind the terrifying attack on the city. Will they make it out alive?. Disc

Review: Fantastic re-imagining of a all-time classic. - I first played Resident Evil 2 on the PS1 back in the late noughties. At the time I was ill in bed with chickenpox for two weeks and during that time I played the original game to death. I have very fond memories of that play-through and this title brought all the magic back and more. I've not been Resident Evil fanboi whose played every title all through the series. My last memories of Resident Evil prior to this are playing Resident Evil 4. Interestingly, Resident Evil 2 Remake has learned from the likes of RE4. The over-the shoulder camera angle makes for far better gameplay than the original. It somehow manages to retain the classic RE2 feel and tone though. Graphics wise, I really can't complain. The locations and characters are lovingly created and exploring the abandoned police station is genuinely creepy on your first play through. The voice acting, though not perfect is thousand times better than the clunky dialogue in the original. The cast of characters are well written and you do get a real emotional engagement with them. Particularly Claire. I really liked how Claire was portrayed and how her story played out in this game. The classic resource management skills of RE, where you're constantly trying to manage health items, inventory space and ammunition are well represented here too. The zombies have their own distinct feel and tone here too. From a distance they are slow and shuffling, but when close can lurch and grab you in an instant. They are also bullet sponges. Unless you're lucky enough to score a critical hit, most of the zombies will take many, many shots to the head to down. Even when they are down they aren't always dead and can grab you as you step over them. When you are taking shots, you can aim and wait for the reticle to focus increasing damage and the possibility of a critical hit - however doing this in a crowded room leaves you vulnerable. Thankfully Mr. X makes a welcome return here and stalks you through the RPD from fairly early on in the game. He seems to have a sensible AI and is able to hear when you're making a noise and move towards you. Cut scenes were well acted enough not to detract from the action, but once you've played through twice you'll find yourself skipping them. There's lots of replay value in this title too. Once you know the maps and are used to dealing with the various enemies in the game, you can attempt to go for an S Rank run or even an S+ Rank. These are tough challenges, forcing you to beat the game within a strict time limit using only a handful of save games. The reward is worth it though, as achieving an S+ rank with Leon will grant you an infinite ammunition rocket launcher and with Claire, an infinite ammunition mini gun. Further replay can be found in the Ghost Survivors DLC which is included. This has a few extra scenarios where you play as new characters, taking on new challenges. These are all good fun, particularly the ultra-tough 'No Way Out' scenario where you play as the Sherriff fighting for survival in the gas station at the start of the game against a host of enemies. Beat this without using more than 60 handgun bullets and you'll be given the super-fun infinite ammo cat ears. Long term replay is served by joining Resident Evil.net and taking on weekly challenges and attempting completion times fast enough to get you on the leaderboard. All in all, this is a fantastic game. I'm going to call it - I prefer this to Resident Evil 3 remake. That was fun, I enjoyed it. But if I had to choose one of these games over the other, I'd always choose this one. There WAS a big missed opportunity in this title. In the original there was a lot of scope for your two scenarios to interact with each other. For example, Leon could kill enemies which then wouldn't appear for Claire and vice-versa, or you could leave a powerful weapon behind for the second character if you were enjoying a particularly successful run. None of this is present in the remake. In fact, Leon and Claire's scenarios are very, very similar. The B scenarios while different, aren't vastly different. I think they could have made more of them. All in all, though, this was my game of the year 2019 and I really can't recommend it enough. Martyn Stanley
Review: One of the best games I’ve played for a long time. - I’ve always been a big fan of the Resident Evil games. I’m probably more into the the more original “Survival Horror” style games with the fixed cameras and tank controls but I’m open to others too. This is easily one of the best games I’ve played in a long long time. When I first started playing I was slightly disappointed at how different it is to the original. I was hoping the game would follow the style of the REmake and rebuild the original game from the ground up with some minor additions and features. I have to say I was wrong. What the developers have managed to do is make a game that feels and looks totally modern but still captures that original RE charm that the earlier games have. The graphics are superb and the environments are amazing. You can really feel that a lot of effort has gone into this, it really feels like it’s been made by people who genuinely want to make a great game and not just money. The two separate scenarios are more than just replaying the game as another character. Claire’s scenario feels like a different game altogether at times which I like. The difficulty’s are spot on, with standard mode being a fair challenge for any gamer (there is an easier assisted mode and also a hardcore mode). Overall I’ve absolutely loved every minute of this game. It does everything a RE game should do and more! Word of advice though, I’d highly recommend purchasing the original soundtrack add on before playing. It still to this day sounds incredibly haunting. I played again without it and the standard soundtrack doesn’t have the same effect.

## Features

- A spine-chilling reimagining of a horror classic - Based on the original PlayStation console release in 1998, the new game has been completely rebuilt from the ground up for a deeper narrative experience
- A whole new perspective - New over-the-shoulder camera mode and modernized control scheme creates a more modern take on the survival horror experience and offers players a trip down memory lane with the original gameplay modes from the 1998 release
- Terrifyingly realistic visuals - Built on Capcom
- Face the grotesque hordes - Zombies are brought to life with a horrifyingly realistic wet gore effect as they react in real time taking instant visible damage, making every bullet count
- Iconic series defining gameplay - Engage in frenzied combat with enemies, explore dark menacing corridors, solve puzzles to access areas and collect and use items discovered around the environment in a terrifying constant fight for survival
- See favorite characters in a whole new light - Join rookie police officer Leon S. Kennedy on his first day in the job and college student Claire Redfield, who is searching for her brother amidst a terrifying zombie epidemic
- Step into the rookie shoes of both heroes - Enjoy separately playable campaigns for both Leon and Claire, allowing players to see the story from both characters

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic re-imagining of a all-time classic.
*by M***Y on 20 October 2020*

I first played Resident Evil 2 on the PS1 back in the late noughties. At the time I was ill in bed with chickenpox for two weeks and during that time I played the original game to death. I have very fond memories of that play-through and this title brought all the magic back and more. I've not been Resident Evil fanboi whose played every title all through the series. My last memories of Resident Evil prior to this are playing Resident Evil 4. Interestingly, Resident Evil 2 Remake has learned from the likes of RE4. The over-the shoulder camera angle makes for far better gameplay than the original. It somehow manages to retain the classic RE2 feel and tone though. Graphics wise, I really can't complain. The locations and characters are lovingly created and exploring the abandoned police station is genuinely creepy on your first play through. The voice acting, though not perfect is thousand times better than the clunky dialogue in the original. The cast of characters are well written and you do get a real emotional engagement with them. Particularly Claire. I really liked how Claire was portrayed and how her story played out in this game. The classic resource management skills of RE, where you're constantly trying to manage health items, inventory space and ammunition are well represented here too. The zombies have their own distinct feel and tone here too. From a distance they are slow and shuffling, but when close can lurch and grab you in an instant. They are also bullet sponges. Unless you're lucky enough to score a critical hit, most of the zombies will take many, many shots to the head to down. Even when they are down they aren't always dead and can grab you as you step over them. When you are taking shots, you can aim and wait for the reticle to focus increasing damage and the possibility of a critical hit - however doing this in a crowded room leaves you vulnerable. Thankfully Mr. X makes a welcome return here and stalks you through the RPD from fairly early on in the game. He seems to have a sensible AI and is able to hear when you're making a noise and move towards you. Cut scenes were well acted enough not to detract from the action, but once you've played through twice you'll find yourself skipping them. There's lots of replay value in this title too. Once you know the maps and are used to dealing with the various enemies in the game, you can attempt to go for an S Rank run or even an S+ Rank. These are tough challenges, forcing you to beat the game within a strict time limit using only a handful of save games. The reward is worth it though, as achieving an S+ rank with Leon will grant you an infinite ammunition rocket launcher and with Claire, an infinite ammunition mini gun. Further replay can be found in the Ghost Survivors DLC which is included. This has a few extra scenarios where you play as new characters, taking on new challenges. These are all good fun, particularly the ultra-tough 'No Way Out' scenario where you play as the Sherriff fighting for survival in the gas station at the start of the game against a host of enemies. Beat this without using more than 60 handgun bullets and you'll be given the super-fun infinite ammo cat ears. Long term replay is served by joining Resident Evil.net and taking on weekly challenges and attempting completion times fast enough to get you on the leaderboard. All in all, this is a fantastic game. I'm going to call it - I prefer this to Resident Evil 3 remake. That was fun, I enjoyed it. But if I had to choose one of these games over the other, I'd always choose this one. There WAS a big missed opportunity in this title. In the original there was a lot of scope for your two scenarios to interact with each other. For example, Leon could kill enemies which then wouldn't appear for Claire and vice-versa, or you could leave a powerful weapon behind for the second character if you were enjoying a particularly successful run. None of this is present in the remake. In fact, Leon and Claire's scenarios are very, very similar. The B scenarios while different, aren't vastly different. I think they could have made more of them. All in all, though, this was my game of the year 2019 and I really can't recommend it enough. Martyn Stanley

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best games I’ve played for a long time.
*by A***D on 26 September 2019*

I’ve always been a big fan of the Resident Evil games. I’m probably more into the the more original “Survival Horror” style games with the fixed cameras and tank controls but I’m open to others too. This is easily one of the best games I’ve played in a long long time. When I first started playing I was slightly disappointed at how different it is to the original. I was hoping the game would follow the style of the REmake and rebuild the original game from the ground up with some minor additions and features. I have to say I was wrong. What the developers have managed to do is make a game that feels and looks totally modern but still captures that original RE charm that the earlier games have. The graphics are superb and the environments are amazing. You can really feel that a lot of effort has gone into this, it really feels like it’s been made by people who genuinely want to make a great game and not just money. The two separate scenarios are more than just replaying the game as another character. Claire’s scenario feels like a different game altogether at times which I like. The difficulty’s are spot on, with standard mode being a fair challenge for any gamer (there is an easier assisted mode and also a hardcore mode). Overall I’ve absolutely loved every minute of this game. It does everything a RE game should do and more! Word of advice though, I’d highly recommend purchasing the original soundtrack add on before playing. It still to this day sounds incredibly haunting. I played again without it and the standard soundtrack doesn’t have the same effect.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Great and boring
*by S***M on 12 February 2019*

Great game, but gets a little boring as keep going back and forth...

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