Behead the undead.

After the amazing Resident Evil Remake, fans expected the upcoming sequel: Resident Evil 0 to be nothing less. I'd have to say that it isn't anything less, but not necessarily anything better. The story is as captivating and haunting this time around as ever. You'll play as Rebecca Chambers from the S.T.A.R.S. team, and an escaped convict, Billy Cohen and travel through trains, mansions, and research facilities, laying waste to the undead. The audio is great with nice voice acting, and very good sound effects. The audio is one of the aspects that bring the horror together, as haunting tracks will put you on edge, and the silence will scare you even more. The graphics are some of the best on the Gamecube, with the same well detailed pre-rendered environments as the remake, and well animated characters and enemies. As you play as two characters, you have an access to clever puzzle situations, the task of managing both characters' inventory, and it's overall well implemented. The game is as difficult as ever, and though it will scare you, it's not as bad as the Remake. You will have many logic puzzles to solve, and bosses to fell. Capcom has eliminated the item boxes in this game, and instead allows you to place items anywhere in the game. This lessens the annoyances of previous games, but there is still a fair share of back tracking. The controls are as hard to muster as the series has always brought to you, and this time you can't remap the controller layout. The game as a few renditions, but is basically the same Resident Evil game. There isn't anything in the game that sets it apart, but it is still a great, scary experience.