GameCube

Resident Evil 2: Dual Shock Version

Title screen

Leon's Story menu screen

Intro, Leon getting into firefight with some zombies.

Intro, teaming up with Claire.

Escaping a bunch of crazed zombies.

Maybe this shop will give me some temporary shelter.

Finding some bullets on the counter.

Showdown in a narrow alley... good thing they're really slow.

Maybe there's something useful in this van.

Trying to reach the police station through a run-down part of town.

Getting the upper hand will make your aiming slightly harder.

There's no sign of life in this bus, only death.

Streets are crawling with survivors... the problem is, they're all dead alive.

When playing Arrange Mode, you'll have unlimited ammo so don't save on bullets.

Raccoon police station hall... seems a bit empty to say the least.

Ink ribbon is required to save your game when you find a typewriter around.

Checking the computer at the reception desk.

Moving from one area to another shows various doors, gates, stairs, ladders and such, and you never know who's waiting for you on the other side.

Item box lets you store stuff you cannot carry with you... strangely, all the item boxes in the game seem to be connected somehow.

Watch out for giant tarantulas in the sewers.

Parking lot

Checking out the map

You'll encounter many files on your adventure, some may prove useful, some only informative.

Not much left of the police station

Chief! Chief!! Where did everyone go?

No time to stop for a diet coke, deaths are at stake.

Intro, Claire's side of the story

On Original Mode, bullets aren't wasteful and you start with a pistol.

To save on bullets outrun the ever-so-slow zombies.

No respect for the law when they bite.

Items that are necessary to finish the game will shine to help you notice their position.

Time to save a game, get some ammo, and start shooting around.

The chopper got down swiftly... guess that won't be our escape route.

Natural hazards like fire will hurt you if you come too close.

Shooting the crows that feed on infested flesh.

There seems to be some green herbs around... they're great for healing, especially when you combine them.

These cops aren't helping at all, quite the contrary.