Resident Evil - Code: Veronica

Original title: Resident Evil: Code: Veronica

Video Game
2000
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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

3.5K

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Alyson Court in Resident Evil - Code: Veronica (2000)

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Claire Redfield infiltrates an Umbrella facility in Paris, but is captured and imprisoned on Rockfort Island. She teams up with inmate Steve Burnside to escape after an outbreak of the T-Vir... Read allClaire Redfield infiltrates an Umbrella facility in Paris, but is captured and imprisoned on Rockfort Island. She teams up with inmate Steve Burnside to escape after an outbreak of the T-Virus on the island.Claire Redfield infiltrates an Umbrella facility in Paris, but is captured and imprisoned on Rockfort Island. She teams up with inmate Steve Burnside to escape after an outbreak of the T-Virus on the island.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

Claire
(voice)

Bill Houston

Steve
(voice)

Peter Oldring

Alfred
(voice)

Leila Johnson

Alexia
(voice)

Conrad Coates

Narrator
(voice)

Michael Filipowich

Chris
(voice)
(as Michael Fipowich)

Richard Waugh

Wesker
(voice)

Martin Roach

Rodrigo
(voice)

Geneviève Steele

Announcer
(voice)
(as Genevieve Steels)

Storyline

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Trivia
This was last of the canonical Resident Evil titles to use the names of actual gun manufacturers (excluding Magnum) and firearms within the game. All the subsequent Resident Evil titles (Resident Evil remake, Resident Evil 0 and Resident Evil 4) used generic or made-up names for their weapons (i.e: Silver Serpent, Broken Butterfly, Blacktail).

Goofs
When Steve saves Claire from the Bandersnatch, he fires over 30 bullets with his two Luger pistols without reloading. Lugers can only hold up to 8 bullets per clip. Steve shouldn't have been able to fire more than 16 rounds at most.

Quotes
Alexia Ashford: You want it? You aren't worthy of its power.

Alternate versions
Although the US and Japanese versions of the game are exactly the same, there are two known differences. First, the US version's main menu does not have a difficulty setting like the Japanese version which lets you choose Very Easy, Easy, or Normal gameplay. Second, in the US version, Wesker's Battle Game can be obtained by simply completing Chris' Battle Game, unlike the Japanese version, which in order to get Wesker's Battle Game you must find his sunglasses somewhere inside the normal game.

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #23.9 (2000)

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Featured review

9/10

It'll keep you up all night...half in fun, half in fear...

One of the most frightening game experiences ever that will make you keep the lights on next to your bed. Great storyline with a romantic, horrific, and ironic plot. Fans of the original Resident Evil will be in for a surprise of a returning character! Not to mention that the voice-acting have drastically improved over the previous of the series. Don't miss out on the best of the series.