Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection

Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection (2012)

by Capcom
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Horror
Story:Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection (Biohazard: Chronicles HD Selection) is an on-rails light gun shooter that includes the two RE: Chronicles games. Revisiting past plots from the series and exposing Umbrella Corporation's actions, The Umbrella Chronicles features eight playable characters, including Rebecca Chambers, Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine. The Darkside Chronicles plot takes players back to the story of Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield trying to escape the nightmares of Raccoon City, while finally revealing the truth behind Leon and Krauser's feud.Show more
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I think this game would be perfect for pc. This game hasn’t really being played in new consoles. PlayStation has it locked under premium. Can still play on the ps3 but I think it’ll be better on pc than on controller
user avatar@Raiders96user avatar@Raiders96
January 29, 2025
The perfect PC game! I imagine as if it received the ability to control with the computer mouse. As if they could bring back the online mode it would be great. Playing this game together with friends would create amazing memories.
user avatar@Rodrissssssuser avatar@Rodrissssss
January 30, 2025
I loooooove resident evil and this is one of the best. Its too diferent from others and i love it. I love resident evil. My first re game was 4 for the ps2 and i love it
user avatar@AdamoK998user avatar@AdamoK998
March 14, 2025
Well, what can I say? A game that already risks being lost today, born, conceived, and played across generations of consoles. Such a masterpiece, carrying with it perhaps the best years of our lives—memories of lighthearted, joyful, and carefree days. The only one capable of reviving it today seems to be GOG. They’ve already allowed me, like many nostalgic gamers, to dive back into memories with masterpieces such as the *Resident Evil* trilogy and *Dino Crisis 1* and *2*. These games let us unplug for a moment and return to being children, even if just for a little while. I trust in the GOG team for the preservation and relaunch of this and other games we deeply miss today. After all, GOG is also about this: a store that delivers emotions through classic, timeless games that are still incredibly enjoyable to play, just as they were originally envisioned and created.
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