It ended up receiving the spinoff label after Capcom released Resident Evil 3: Nemesis as a direct sequel centered on Jill Valentine and the destruction of Raccoon City.. Whether Code Veronica ...

Resident Evil Code Veronica needs updated visuals (Image via Capcom) While the transition from PS1 to PS2 wasn't as significant as it should have been, the game did improve the visuals as compared ...

This is good news for Resident Evil fans, as the community has been clamoring for a CODE: Veronica re-release since long before the RE2 remake in 2019 kickstarted Capcom’s trend. The 2000 title ...

Resident Evil: Code Veronica Is an Overlooked Franchise Highlight Code Veronica was the first entry in the franchise to make the transition from pre-rendered backgrounds to full-3D environments ...

Resident Evil: Code Veronica certainly stood as a high mark for its franchise – at the time. Revisiting the game, with its dated graphics and in light of the significant improvements made by its ...

Resident Evil 5 only truly hits home with an understanding of the events of Code Veronica, otherwise you lose the weight of many of Resident Evil 5’s biggest moments, such as Jill Valentine’s ...

The main story of Resident Evil Code: Veronica takes place several months after the events of Resident Evil 2 and 3 and sees Claire Redfield continue on her quest to find her brother Chris.

However, in the off-chance that Leon is not the fated secondary protagonist in Resident Evil Requiem, I would settle for ...

Resident Evil 4, which now is available on every system since the GameCube, brings with it the same gameplay that revitalized the series for modern gamers and paved the way for the amazing ...

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X HD is based on the PS2 port released in 2001. It’s essentially a director’s cut with a few new scenes thrown into the mix. Wesker, ...

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X is a huge game that requires many hours to beat and then also offers extra modes, such as a battle mode in which you must fight your way through a gauntlet of enemies.

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X for the GameCube raises a question of relevance. The game's original incarnation appeared on the Dreamcast in early 2000, and it was a great game then.