I'm knee deep into playing through Resident Evil: Code Veronica and recording it for my ListenToMePlay podcasts on my website. I've already recorded part 4 and will be doing part 5 (which will hopefully include the ending) today. So they will be up soon along with my review!

ListenToMePlayGames Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 1

ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 2

In this podcast, we continue to explore the Island Prison with Claire Redfield. We learn about the mysterious Ashford family and the creepy, incestuous siblings known as Alfred and Alexia. We also battle some strange, crazy, evil Mutants, find explosive rounds for our Bow Gun Bolts, get trapped by Alfred, we solve a complicated Ashford Family Succession puzzle where you must hit the photos in the correct order, explore a large portion of the Training Center, enter the sewers and underground passages below it and we play as Steve!

ListenToMePlay Resident Evil: Code Veronica Part 3

In this podcast, we discover the hiding place of Alexia Ashford in a creepy House-On-A-Haunted-Hill full of eerie dolls, we meet Alexander and his sister in person for the first time, solve a Music Box Puzzle, ride a submarine and explore an airport, discover a gruesome torture room, ride a marry-go-round, take a plane to evacuate the island, explore the Arctic Facility, get the electricity going at said Facility, watch awkward love scenes between Claire and Steve, and face-off against our first real Boss Fight.

Code Veronica gives me back good memories. I use to go on RE fan sites to learn different tactics on enemies and where to find weapons. I was a huge hardcore fanboy of the series. I played most of the resident evil games and enjoyed all of them. Though it seem nowadays capcom has turned traitor, and decided to ditch the aspects of what made the RE series shine.

When I heard that 1 of the developers from capcom wanted to attract the COD fanbase for RE6. I knew right then and there capcom lost there way. Focusing on trying to get another game's franchise instead of working on there own. Capcom has been making some weird decisions over the years that I don't like.

@falserelic said:

Code Veronica gives me back good memories. I use to go on RE fan sites to learn different tactics on enemies and where to find weapons. I was a huge hardcore fanboy of the series. I played most of the resident evil games and enjoyed all of them. Though it seem nowadays capcom has turned traitor, and decided to ditch the aspects of what made the RE series shine.

When I heard that 1 of the developers from capcom wanted to attract the COD fanbase for RE6. I knew right then and there capcom lost there way. Focusing on trying to get another game's franchise instead of working on there own. Capcom has been making some weird decisions over the years that I don't like.

I hope you checked out the podcast! :)

Code Veronica isn't one of my favorites, but I'm really enjoying my time with it right now. I guess because I grew up on Resident Evil 2, so that's the one, even moreso than RE1, that has my heart. Followed by Resident Evil Remake, which I consider to be one of the greatest games of all time.

What you are saying about RE6 sounds true to me, although I think the game looks AWESOME and I have it pre-ordered. I think the series has evolved in fine form though, even though I prefer the old games to the new ones. But the new ones are great. I think eventually you have to change with the times. But hopefully RE6 will have enough fantastic new elements that are all its own to really make it standout.... we shall see!

That's awesome that you mastered Code Veronica so well! I've done the same for Resident Evil Remake, I beat it without saving once. :) And I also just got done beating Resident Evil 2 without using any health items! For both of my Master Runs I never looked at tips on how to fight enemies, I did it all on my own. Such a great series, eh. :)