Resident Evil 0, known as BIOHAZARD 0 (バイオハザード0 Baiohazādo 0?) in Japanese, is the name of a shelved [Note 1] Capcom game developed for the Nintendo 64 console. Development was halted due to limitations in Nintendo 64 cartridge space (the maximum being 64MB).

Apr 4, 2008 · It was believed by the developers that the N64’s cartridge-based media would be more capable in handling the item dropping and partner zapping systems proposed for the game than the disc-based media used by the PlayStation and Dreamcast, due to …

On July 9, 2015, Capcom released exclusive footage of the N64 prototype version of the game on their official "Resident Evil" and "Biohazard" channels on YouTube. The prototype version was compared to the original game (2002) and the HD remaster, …

All the gameplay videos of the cancelled Nintendo 64 version of Resident Evil Zero.All Unreleased and beta Resident Evil Games: https://www.youtube.com/watch...

Jul 10, 2015 · Did you know Resident Evil Zero was originally supposed to be a Nintendo 64 game? Halfway through development, Capcom canned the N64 version, which was due in 2000, and started work on the...

RE0 features the most fearsome set of enemies in the series, all the while punishing you hard for your mistakes and encouraging you to conserve resources and play as smart as you can. I loved most of the enemies and bosses.

Jul 21, 2016 · Did a quick search on the RE subreddit and saw that no one had posted it so I thought I'd share. This was really cool to see as I had previously only ever seen images of the N64 protoype in old magazines and various places online. They also go over some of the technical limitations they had making it on the N64 hardware. Great stuff for the fans.

Jul 10, 2015 · Take a look at an early prototype version of Resident Evil 0 that ultimately became the 2002 fan favorite. Then, see that modern classic reborn in 2016's HD remaster! I knew it existed from old footage, but this looks like a fresh recording, meaning they still have it, and that alone is badass.

Resident Evil Zero began development on the Nintendo 64, and was originally going to be released for it, but was eventually moved to the GameCube. Footage exists of the original N64 version shown at TGS 1999, E3 2000, and various trailers floating around the internet.

Oct 31, 2024 · Resident Evil Zero is a prequel to Resident Evil, the first game of the series. This time around it included a partner system that finally made use of the C-Stick. The game was originally being developed for the Nintendo 64, but eventually moved to the GameCube.