Resident Evil Outbreak

Original title: Biohazard Outbreak

Video Game
2003
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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

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Resident Evil: Outbreak depicts a series of episodic story lines in the fictional Raccoon City. It was set during the same general time period as Resident Evil 2 (1998) and Resident Evil 3: ... Read allResident Evil: Outbreak depicts a series of episodic story lines in the fictional Raccoon City. It was set during the same general time period as Resident Evil 2 (1998) and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999).Resident Evil: Outbreak depicts a series of episodic story lines in the fictional Raccoon City. It was set during the same general time period as Resident Evil 2 (1998) and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999).

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

925

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Resident Evil: Outbreak

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Trivia
A file in the scenario "The Hive" says that floors 4F and B3F of the hospital can only be accessed through a number code and voice print. This is exactly how Carlos accesses those floors in Biohazard: Last Escape/Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.

Goofs
During the opening cinematic, while Hunk's team is being decimated by Birkin, a commando is shown cowering backwards in fear while firing his MP5. On top of the weapon there is a form of red dot sight, possibly an aimpoint. When Birkin impales the hapless commando and the gun goes flying, the scene cuts away to a shot of the gun hitting the ground in slow motion while still firing. In this shot, the scope/red dot sight is no longer present.

Quotes
[after defeating a giant leech]
Jim Chapman: It's official. I HATE INSECTS!

Crazy credits
During the opening credits, it shows a reenactment of the scene from Resident Evil 2 where William Birkin attacks Hunk's team.

Connections
Featured in Honest Game Trailers: Resident Evil (2015)

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Review

Featured review

Puts you right in the middle of a zombie nightmare.

Although "Resident Evil: OUTBREAK" does not feature the usual cast of characters we have grown to know and love {or hate), the latest edition to the "Resident Evil" brand of survival horror gaming for PS2 is packed full of enough thrills, chills, and scares to keep the die hard fans frightfully happy. The new characters are all very likeable (with the exception of Alyssa Ashcroft who really got on my nerves) and boast their own unique abilities so you'll be sure to find one character you may identify with. What makes this "Resident Evil" so extremely different from past versions is the fact it is the first ONLINE conception of the franchise thus allowing gamers the ability to meet up online and work together as a team in their endeavor to escape the rotting masses and mutated monsters of Raccoon City. Even though the shock and scare factor of something popping out and paralyzing you with fear seems to not be present, "Outbreak" delivers everything you'd want from a "Resident Evil" game and Although "Resident Evil: OUTBREAK" does not feature the usual cast of characters we have grown to know and love {or hate), the latest edition to the "Resident Evil" brand of survival horror gaming for PS2 is packed full of enough thrills, chills, and scares to keep the die hard fans frightfully happy. The new characters are all very likeable (with the exception of Alyssa Ashcroft who really got on my nerves) and boast their own unique abilities so you'll be sure to find one character you may identify with. What makes this "Resident Evil" so extremely different from past versions is the fact it is the first ONLINE conception of the franchise thus allowing gamers the ability to meet up online and work together as a team in their endeavor to escape the rotting masses and mutated monsters of Raccoon City. Even though the shock and scare factor of something popping out and paralyzing you with fear seems to not be present, "Outbreak" delivers everything you'd want from a "Resident Evil" game and puts you right in the middle of a zombie nightmare.

Reviewed by Fresh Dead Flesh Studios