There are a lot of good things about the game. Though in RE2 they make them a great foe, giving them near invincibility, forcing you to consider if you should waste your ammo taking one down, or nearly stunning one to attempt to pass it.
In a lot of games, they have been pushovers. Besides a few run-ins with bosses, the main antagonist here are the zombies. It makes it difficult not knowing where your enemy is causing great panic. The over-the-shoulder camera is very responsive. No longer do we have to worry about terrible camera angles. These trials include scavenging for items and ammo, solving puzzles and also facing your worst enemy: your inventory system. If you haven’t played Resident Evil before, the main tropes are still there. The first playthrough (the campaign of your choice) of the game is the same as in the ’98 version, just a little more updated. When you start the game, you are able to choose which character you wish to start with. Resident Evil 2 is an over-the-shoulder shooter, just like the fourth through sixth entries in the series. Their objective: to meet up safely while gathering infomation about the events going on around them. The brutal crash forces Leon and Claire to go separate ways. As you near, you are rammed by a big rig whose driver has been infected. After making your way through some of the undead, you both head to the police station in hopes of it being a secure place.
They end up meeting at a gas station in Raccoon City, where they get a preview of the events that are ahead of them. Resident Evil 2 is a complete overhauled and re-imaging of the zombie apocalypse, but does it live up to the hype? CAPCOM decided to revive that terror, and gave us a re-imaging of the horror classic game. It has been nearly twenty-one years since Resident Evil 2 had scarred our childhoods with the fear that an actual zombie apocalypse could happen.
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