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Resident Evil Dead Aim
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Join anti-Umbrella search and pursuit team agent Bruce MacGivern as he encounters a new layer of Umbrella’s insidious activities. In this Resident Evil first-person action-shooter, you must search, sneak and use battle moves to regain control of a sea-jacked cruise ship lost in the Atlantic. And should you find yourself trapped amongst hordes of zombies and mutant beasts, your aim better be dead on... or you're gone!

PLAYSTATION 2

NORTH AMERICA
The North American version was the second to be released anywhere in the world and is exclusive to PlayStation 2. The difficulty modes are named Easy, Normal and Harrd.

JAPAN
The Japanese version was the first to be released anywhere in the world and is exclusive to PlayStation 2. The difficulty modes are named So Sweet, Recommend and Extreme.

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Platform: PlayStation 2
Number of Discs: 1 Disc
Special Features: First Person Gameplay
Memory Card Space: 130kb
Compatible Accessories: GunCon 2

SKU:
4976219854979 (JP - regular edition)
SKU Not Available (JP - With GunCon 2)
013388260218 (US - regular edition)
SKU Not Available (US - With Gun Accessory)

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Recommend
Extreme

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INTERESTING FACTS

(PlayStation 2)

1) This was the first all-exclusive Biohazard/Resident Evil game on the PlayStation.

2) The Gun Survivor series reached its 4th installment before the main Biohazard series, although the 3rd installment was based on Dino Crisis.

3) This was the third Biohazard game released for PlayStation 2, and second for North America.

4) Like Gun Survivor 2, the game was sold in a standalone and GunCon 2 bundle in Japan.

5) The U.S. version was sold in a bundle with a yellow, third party gun peripheral compatible with the PlayStation 2. However, it was not an official GunCon 2 from Namco.

6) This was the first game in the series to be subtitled due to the hard-to-understand voiceovers.