Resident Evil Unlockables, Glitches and Easter Eggs (GameCube)
This time, the remake's better than the original
By Alexandru Stanescu, Editor, Gaming Reviews (Consoles)
24th of April 2007, 06:46 GMT
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Resident Evil, known in Japan as Biohazard is a survival horror series of video games developed by Capcom and created by Shinji Mikami. The series is credited with establishing the survival horror genre. The franchise has been heavily influenced by George A. Romero's Dead movies, as well as the Alone in the Dark series of PC horror games, early seminal examples of the genre. The games have sold over 30 million copies as of February 2006. The success of the series has led to the creation of comic books, novelizations, two Hollywood action films (with a third under production), guides, collectibles, publications, and a variety of action figures. As of 2007, there are six games in the mainstream series (excluding remakes), with seventh and eighth installments currently under production.
Unlockables
Alternate Costumes Complete the game once on any difficulty to gain the Special Key to open the costume room where you can change you clothes after completing the game the required amount of times.
Jill's Sarah Connor costume - Complete the game once with Jill on any difficulty.
Jill's Resident Evil 3 costume - Clear the game twice with Jill on any difficulty.
Chris' The Mexican costume: Clear the game once with Chris on any difficulty to unlock his costume where he dresses up like Brad Pitt from the movie The Mexican. Rebecca also changes her costume to look like Julia Roberts from The Mexican.
Chris' CODE Veronica costume - Clear the game twice with Chris on any difficulty.
Invisible
Enemy Mode To unlock this mode beat Real Survival mode once.
New costume for Jill,Difficulty Select and New Title Screen Complete the game with Jill once and save the game. A few things will change.
1-The main menu will have a different background.
2-If you select the option'Once Again(with your save data loaded)'you will be given a choice of difficulties to begin the next game with-Easy, Normal and Hard
3-You will receive a key that enables you a costume change (in this case Jill's costume)
One Dangerous Zombie Mode Complete the game as both Chris and Jill one time to unlock the ''One Dangerous Zombie'' option. A special zombie will continue to follow you around during the first part of the game. Shooting this zombie will end the game, so you must avoid it during game play.
Real Survival Mode Beat the game on normal or hard difficulty on the Once Again mode
Rocket Launcher To get the Rocket Launcher, beat the game in under 3 hours on Normal or Hard mode.
Samurai Edge After beating the game on normal difficulty in 5 hours or less with either Chris or Jill, you will have access to the Samurai Edge during the next game.
NOTE: This is NOT a sword.
Easter Eggs
Message from director and unused costumes Beat Invisible Mode in 5:00:00 to open up a message from the director and a slide show of unused costume designs.
Glitches
Grenade Launcher Glitch This is a step-by-step guide to getting this glitch to work. Follow these instructions or it will fail.
Requirements: You must have the grenade launcher and two types of ammo (e.g., Grenade Rounds, Incendiary Rounds)
1) Put all items in item box
2) Put Grenade Launcher in upper-left item slot
3) Put Incendiary Rounds in upper-right item slot
4) Close box
5) Open inventory
6) Equip Grenade Launcher
7) Open box
8) Select Incendiary Rounds from inventory
9) Press ''A'' twice
10) Move cursor to Incendiary Rounds inside box
11) Press ''A'' twice
The amount of Incendiary Rounds in the Grenade Launcher will now increase. The number value will be graphically glitched. Close the box and open inventory to fix that. I assume the value exceeds the possible amount, so the game automatically reduces the rounds to 240 to prevent data corruption. Enjoy.
This also works for other types of grenade ammo... But why you'd want anything other than Incendiary Rounds is beyond me.
NOTE: This code does not work in the PAL version of the game.
Remakes of classic games usually rock, at least their graphics do. This is also the case of Resident Evil, the GameCube version and you should check out the video below if you don't believe me: