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Joseph was attacked and eaten alive by a pack of Cerberus just outside the mansion.

Joseph Frost - Another member of the Alpha team.

He then later assists the player by giving them a Rocket Launcher to kill the Tyrant. Brad was a coward who left his teammates behind after Frost's death. Barry is not seen or mentioned again after that. During Chris' storyline, Barry goes missing after the opening cutscene, with Wesker presuming him to be dead, but it's never proven. Barry is blackmailed into murder and the destruction of evidence by the traitorous S.T.A.R.S.

Albert Wesker - Leader of Alpha team and S.T.A.R.S., Wesker was also an undercover spy of Umbrella and plans to dispose of his former teammates and gather data on the Bio-Organic Weapons.

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Deciding whether to free them or not affects several of the ending cut-scenes. The cell's door can only be unlocked by activating the self-destruct mechanism or by using Wesker's Master Key. In order to unlock the passage leading to the cell, three MO disks must be collected by the player and then inserted into terminals (which are apparently modeled off of GameCubes in the REmake) located throughout the lab. The character who is not chosen becomes a prisoner of Wesker until the end of the game. However, these advantages are offset by the fact that she is more vulnerable to enemy attacks than Chris due to her lower health, and is less likely to escape from them since she is slower.

Jill also gets to use a grenade launcher, a weapon exclusive to her scenario and capable of firing several types of rounds. 357 Magnum Colt Python and is more helpful than Chris' Rebecca, as he eliminates the need for the broken shotgun (as long as the player hasn't picked up the Armor Key) and assists in fighting several of the bosses. Jill's scenario is the simpler of the two, as she has a higher carrying capacity (eight items simultaneously, as opposed to Chris' six) and has a lockpick that serves as a substitute for the small keys in Chris' scenario (as well as the Sword Key in the original game). Jill Valentine - One of the protagonists of the game.Chris also finds the flamethrower, a weapon exclusive to his scenario. She will not rescue him as much as Barry would for Jill, but she can heal all of Chris' wounds at certain stages of the game depending on Chris' actions. To make things worse he needs small keys (called old keys in the REmake) to unlock places where Jill can simply use her lockpick. He can only carry six items and starts with only a knife. He faces more enemies compared to Jill and the enemies in his scenario also have more health than Jill's. But to compensate for this strength, his scenario is made more problematic, especially for the inexperienced. Chris is much stronger and faster than Jill, making him more resistant to enemy attacks and have more possibilities to avoid them. Chris Redfield - One of the protagonists of the game.Notably, Resident Evil 0 has players control both protagonists simultaneously. Later Resident Evil titles would often follow this tradition of including a male and female lead, although, in some, they aren't both available at the start of the game (i.e. The differences between both characters are more than superficial, with differences in abilities, items and even supporting characters, resulting in a slightly different scenario for both protagonists. Alpha team members Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine.

Resident Evil gives players a choice between two playable characters, S.T.A.R.S. While not the first survival horror game, Resident Evil 's success propelled the genre to new heights of popularity and was the first game to coin the term. A Nintendo DS port of the original, with added modes and the subtitle Deadly Silence, was released in early 2006. In 2002, a remake of the game was released for the Nintendo GameCube featuring new graphics and voice acting among other significant changes.

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Capcom later released a new game in the series for the platform titled Resident Evil Gaiden. A Game Boy Color version of Resident Evil was planned for release in 1999, but was later canceled by Capcom, citing that the port was of poor quality. It was originally released in 1996 for the PlayStation and has been subsequently ported to the Sega Saturn and PC, then re-released twice on the PlayStation in the form of a Director's Cut. Resident Evil (гѓђг‚¤г‚ЄгѓЏг‚¶гѓјгѓ‰, spelled BaiohazДЃdo or simply Biohazard in Japan) is a survival horror game by Capcom and is the first game in the Resident Evil series. BBFC: 15 BBFC: 18 (PowerVR) USK: 18 See also: Resident Evil: Director's Cut, Resident Evil (2002 game),В and Resident Evil: Deadly Silence

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