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The arrow cut the air while the spells whipping around. With a small leap, Tibarn dodged the projectile.
- Haha! How many time without moving my wings in this way! Just like old times, eh, Skrimmir?
The Lion smiled while was swatting a soldier, making him fly through the air. - Of course! There's nothing like a good fight to whet your appetite. But ... - A concern expression appeared on his face. - The battlefield does not seem the best place for a child. - Their eyes were fixed on the small Soren, casting spells while ran their direction.
- Well, I must admit that when I met him, I laughed at the idea that a child like him was in the mercenaries, but we must recognize that he's making good strategies.
- But make doodles on a map isn't the same that dodge blows.
- Well, you're right ... WATCH OUT, SOREN! - A Myrmidon were pounced on by the magician, waving his sword in anger. A laugh leaved out of the mouth of the attacker.
- I catched you, tadpole! - Soren twisted on itself, diverting the sword into the ground and getting into his defense. With a quick movement, put his hand on the stomach of the soldier, casting a spell at close range. The enemy fell to the ground in agony. Before he had time to move aside, Soren placed his foot on his chest, forcing him to remain at the floor. With a slight nod, pulled her hair back, and that was when the two laguz could see the expression on his face. The magician looked haughty his prey, with the look of someone who has seen the decay of which is wrapped over the world, and has been able to drag out of it and keep up his pride. A pride worthy of a dragon king. But above all, with a look of cold contempt. Whispered words emerged to his lips. The wind began to blow, shaking his robes. The wizard's eyes narrowed. - You don't dare to underestimate me, you, scum. - With a thunderous sound, the deadly attack fell on the soldier. Then he turned, staring at the two laguz, which gave a start. The magician was thrown forward and reached out to them, with the predatory look on his face. The two laguz closed his eyes tightly when he heard the roar of the spell. - WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU LOOKING AT?! - They opened their eyes in surprise. - This is a battle field , not the school playground! I don't want corpses, so keep yourselves alert! - The magician cursed and rushed another enemy, while the two noble beast exchanged a puzzled look and fixed in the two enemies that drop had just struck by the blizzard of Soren, presumably while trying to attack them from behind. Skrimmir started to laugh.
- Definitely, the small beorc is full of surprises.
- Yeah, well. At least something has been clear, I will not call him child in all my long life ...

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La flecha corto el aire al tiempo que los hechizos restallaban a su alrededor. Con un pequeno salto, Tibarn esquivo el proyectil.
- ?jaja! ?Hacia tiempo que no me hacian mover las alas de esta manera! Como en los viejos tiempos, ?eh, Skrimmir?
El leon sonrio al tiempo que golpeaba con fuerza a un soldado, haciendolo volar por los aires. - ?Desde luego! No hay nada como un buen combate para abrir el apetito. Pero... - Un deje de preocupacion aparecio en su rostro. - El campo de batalla no me parece el mejor lugar para unos ninos. - Sus miradas se clavaron en el pequeno Soren, que corria lanzando hechizos a diestro y siniestro en su direccion.
- Bueno, he de reconocer que, cuando le conoci, me rei ante la idea de que un nino como el estubiera en los mercenarios, pero hay que reconocer que hace buenas estrategias.
- Pero no es lo mismo hacer rallotes en un mapa que esquivar estocadas.
- Bueno, en eso tienes razon... ?CUIDADO, SOREN! - Un mirmidon se avalanzo sobre el mago, blandiendo su espada con furia. una risotada salio de los labios del atacante.
- ?ya te tengo, renacuajo! - Soren giro sobre si mismo, desviando la espada hacia el suelo y metiendose en su defensa. Con un rapido movimiento, puso la mano en el estomago del soldado, lanzando un hechizo a quemaropa. El enemigo cayo al suelo agonizante. Antes de que siquiera tuviera tiempo de apartarse, Soren le puso un pie en el pecho, obligandole a permanecer tumbado. Con un ligero movimiento de cabeza, se aparto el pelo de la cara, y fue entonces cuando los dos laguz pudieron apreciar la expresion de su rostro. El mago miro altivo a su presa, con la mirada de alguien que ha visto la putrefaccion de la que se envuelve el mundo, y que ha sido capaz de arrastrarse fuera de el y mantener alto su orgullo. Una postura orgullosa digna de un rey dragon. Pero, sobretodo, con una mirada llena de frio desprecio. Unas palabras en antiguo salieron susurradas a sus labios. El viento empezo a girar a su alrededor, moviendo sus ropajes. El mago entrecerro los ojos. - No te atrevas a menospreciarme, escoria. - Con un sonido atronador, el ataque mortal cayo sobre el soldado. Entonces se giro, clavando la mirada en los dos laguz, que dieron un respingo. El mago salio disparado hacia delante y extendio la man

Capcom's "survival horror" series has come a long way over the years. Technically speaking, that is. Take a look at the original Resident Evil and compare it to the remake on GameCube, for instance. The difference, from a visual standpoint, is jaw dropping. The GCN update is simply gorgeous. And yet, as far as play mechanics are concerned, not all that much has changed.

The same can be said about Resident Evil 0 for GameCube. It's a title that's as pretty and atmospheric as ever. It's a game filled with scares. And it's also one sorely in need of an evolution in gameplay mechanics. We could forgive some of these issues in the RE remake because it was essentially an update to the classic game. On the other hand, RE0 is an all-new outing. So why does it have all of the old problems? Keep reading, if you dare.

The Facts

* The next installment of the Resident Evil franchise
* Exclusive to GameCube
* Stars characters Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen in a prequel to the original game
* Explore a zombie infested train and an Umbrella mansion and solve the mystery of the T virus
* Control Rebecca and Billy simultaneously, switch between the two at any time, trade items, weapons, and more
* In-game puzzles require the characters to work together and on their own
* New enemy characters, boss fights and more
* Drop items at any point in the game
* Same technology that powered Resident Evil remake brings the worlds in RE0 to life in vivid detail; a combination of crisp pre-rendered and FMA animation backgrounds
* Single-player game
* Requires nine memory blocks per save
* No progressive scan, 16x9 widescreen or Dolby Pro Logic II support
Resident Evil 0 marks the first totally exclusive, original survival horror title for Nintendo's next-generation system. The game takes you back to the events that transpired before the first offering -- it's a prequel. You assume the role of not one, but two characters this time around: S.T.A.R.S. agent Rebecca Chambers (remember her from the first game? She had to practice to play the piano) and ex-Navy SEAL Billy Coen, a gruff drifter accused of killing 23 innocent people. The story, which involves the history of the T virus and lots of zombies and mutants, has two things going for it right from the start. First, it's new -- not familiar or predictable in any way, and for that reason it's also initially scarier. Second, the character of Billy Coen, a drastic departure from the goody-goody police mold in so many survival horror games, comes as a refreshing addition. Handcuffs still dangling from his tattooed wrist, he's just cooler. What can we say? It's fun to be the anti-hero.

RE0 is a third-person action title. The play style is the same as its predecessors. You have to first explore a zombie-soaked train and then the surrounding areas. This involves a lot of walking around, shooting zombies and other mutants, occasionally running from them, finding items, solving puzzles, and moving on. It only takes a few minutes to discover that the control and level design of the series has unfortunately not changed, which is disappointing. The characters are still clumsily maneuvered through the pre-rendered environments. Why? The simple act of performing a 90-degree turn is robotic and slow, which is a problem because many of the encounters in the game, zombies and especially some of the later, faster enemies, require you to be quick on your toes. There are times when all you'll want to do is run from one hallway to the other while avoiding enemies, and because the characters react so slowly the process is nearly impossible. To add insult to injury, Capcom has inexplicably removed the more natural "Type C" control featured in the remake that enabled you to assign walking and running functions to the R button -- an oversight that really hurts here.

The truth is that were we judging Resident Evil on controls alone, the game would score very poorly. There's just no excuse with superior control schemes like that used in Eternal Darkness readily available for inspiration. However, it's all about the complete package, and another truth is that as a whole the title still manages to suck you in. Also, it's not as if "zero" improvements have been made. The addition of controlling two characters at once is rather brilliant and injects a deeper sense of strategy into the game. You can switch between Rebecca and Billy at any point in the adventure with the Z button. If the two characters are near, you can trade items. Oppositely, you can choose to leave one character behind and check out something out by yourself. There will be times when you are required to do both. Each hero has his or her own abilities that are useful in certain situations. Billy, for instance, can use his greater strength to push large blocks and pull levels. It's very well balanced in this regard. It feels smartly added and we're happy for it. Natura

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