Dreamcast

Carrier

If you find yourself debating on whether to buy this game or not consider a few things first: The game is fun and has its highlights, but does not produce as much enjoyment an older RE version would. However, if you’re tired of unoriginal storylines, or the inability to see every aspect of a single area, the game may be worth purchasing. A final determining factor should be the price. As most stores do not rent Dreamcast games anymore it will become the simple decision of buying Carrier or not.

Ok, by the name I thought this would be some sort of airplane combat game, heh, doh ! It's a Resident Evil clone ! It looks like now zoombies are taking over the gaming scene, no more humans to shoot, just these god damn motherfucking zombies. Although I played it for little time, it seems a real nice game, if you like Resident Evil clones, then you should try this one, visuals are excellent and sound is good too, although it's not much involving.

Carrier does have it's high points, but on a console with Resident Evil: Code Veronica, it really never stood a chance. A rental would be a worthwhile endeavor, but it's not worth a purchase. The unforgivable control system and weak health power-ups bring it down just enough to put it into the category of "mediocre."

What a load of crap! Equally irritating is how you can't step over zombies lying in the hallways, which often tend to block your path. Carrier does have a nifty auto-aim feature, and the handy "run" button makes it easy to back-track around the ship. The vibration function is nice, and you get a steady diet of health supplements and save points. Carrier is not up to Resident Evil standards, but if you're a survival horror freak in the mood for something different, give this one a shot.