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Resident Evil Zero
Capcom has released a new video showing how Resident Evil 0 has matured from prototype to original Gamecube release and finally to the upcoming HD version due out next year. The path begins at Tokyo Game Show 2000, during which a rough prototype reminiscent of much earlier titles was shown.
Due to platform transitions, the title didn’t see release until November 2002 on the Gamecube. It found new life on the Wii, but never migrated from Nintendo platforms until now.
The video above shows clips from the prototype, Gamecube release, and upcoming HD Remaster. If you’ve never played Resident Evil 0 (or want to return), you’ll be able to do so on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC in early 2016.
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