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INTERESTING FACTS
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1) For the third time in series history, North American gamers received the game before Japanese gamers did. |
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2) For the first time in series history, the title screen was different between the North American and Japanese versions. The North American version features Leeches, while the Japanese version features Billy and Rebecca with the church in the background. |
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3) In the North America in early 2003, Resident Evil Zero was offered free with the purchase of a Nintendo GameCube in early 2003. |
4) In Japan in August 2003, biohazard zero was re-released along with the GameCube editions of biohazard, Biohazard 2, Biohazard 3: Last Escape and Biohazard CODE: Veronica in the compilation set, Biohazard Collector’s Box, which cost 19800 Yen. |
5) In Japan in December 2004, biohazard zero was re-released along with the GameCube edition of biohazard in the bundle pack, biohazard DOUBLE FEATURE, which also contained a demo of biohazard 4. |
6) In December 2004, Resident Evil Zero was re-released alongside with the GameCube version of Resident Evil in the compilation set, Pure Evil 2-Pack. |
7) In August 2002, a public demo of biohazard zero was released in Japan, which covered some portions of the train level. |
8) There is an error in the North American version’s “INVESTIGATOR DIARY” file. It says that Marcus vanished 20 years ago, while the Japanese version says Marcus vanished 10 years ago. The Japanese version is correct as it matches other information from the game, and the British English version was also changed to 10 years. |
9) The North American version was re-released under the Player’s Choice discount label. |
10) In both North America and Japan, Zero was the second game in the series to be released on the Nintendo GameCube. |
11) This marks the second time in series history where a main game has not debuted or appeared on a PlayStation platform. |