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* Resident Evil: Code Veronica *
* Platform: Dreamcast *
* Version 0.96 *
* Brett "Nemesis" Franklin *
* E-Mail: pimpmasterbrett@hotmail.com *
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* Created: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 4:41:41 pm *
* Last Updated: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 12:45:03 pm *
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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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1. INTRODUCTION
2. LEGAL STUFF
3. UPDATES/REVISION HISTORY
4. Controls
5. Walkthrough - Disc 1
6. Walkthrough - Disc 2
7. Claire's Maps
8. Chris's Maps
9. Main Characters
10. Quick Guide
11. Puzzle Guide
12. Items Chart
13. Weapons Chart
14. Ammo Chart
15. Enemies
16. Boss Guide
17. Herb Mixing Guide
18. Files
19. File Locations
20. Tips / Strategies
21. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
22. Secrets
23. Rankings
24. Battle Mode *
25. Credits
26. Contact Info
* UPDATED
** NEW!!
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1. INTRODUCTION
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I just got this wonderful game a day ago, and I've only beaten it
once so far. You might be wondering where the walkthroughs are.
Well, I _have_ started on them, but I was too busy making up the
Item and Weapon lists for you, I couldn't write down the walkthrough.
But since I've already beaten it once, I now know what to do, and
that will make the walkthrough pretty easy to do. It will be coming
by Thursday or Friday, so hold your horses. At least I have the
Item and Weapon Lists completed. Maybe those will help you for the
time being.
Resident Evil Code: Veronica is awesome. The graphics are some of the
best ever seen in a videogame ever, and features many cool things.
One of the best aspects of the game are the enemies. The enemies are
very cool to look at, although fighting against them is another matter
altoghter. Resident Evil Code Veronica is so much better than the "other"
survival horror game for the Dreamcast: Carrier. Carrier is sloppy,
and a blatant rip-off of all the Resident Evil games of PlayStation past.
I mean, come on! Resident Evil created the Survival Horror genre with the
original Resident Evil for both the Saturn and the PlayStation (then came
the infamous Resident Evil: Director's Cut, which we will NOT talk about
at this moment...). Nothing will beat Resident Evil Code Veronica in terms
of graphics, sound, gameplay, and sheer "scary-ness". Nothing will come
close. Well, that is not until the sequel to Resident Evil Code Veronica
is released, and hopefully it will be on my beloved Dreamcast. Good hunting!
Let me say this: If you were to purchase one game this year, just one game,
it had better be Resident Evil Code: Veronica. Like I said earlier, Resident
Evil Code: Veronica is the best Dreamcast game this year, and probably
the best Dreamcast game of all time (which isn't very long though). If
you don't have it yet, I have two things to say to you:
1) Why the hell you you reading this? :p
2) Go out and buy it now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
There, I said it. Now stop reading this and go and buy Resident Evil
Code: Veronica at this very moment.
Resident Evil Code Veronica is one of the greatest Dreamcast games
this year, if not the best, and is definatly the best Resident Evil
game of all time. It's an actual sequel, unlike Resident Evil 3:
Nemesis. It's a long game, because I've been working day and night
in order to get the Walkthroughs done. I hope to get them done soon,
and I hope to get the Battle Mode section completed soon also. I'm
getting plenty of positive feedback on this FAQ/Walkthrough, so I
am going to stick with it until my Dreamcast blows up or I blow up,
whatever comes first. :)
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MY REVIEW OF RE:CV:
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Resident Evil Code Veronica for the Dreamcast has everything a Dreamcast owner
could want in a game: Wonderful graphics, superb sound quality, an awesome
storyline, and over 30 hours of gameplay to boot. Resident Evil Code Veronica
(RE:CV) is the best survival horror game on the mass market, and everyone who
owns a Dreamcast should own it. And so should everyone else.
Graphics-10/10
The visuals in RE:CV are the some of the best on the Dreamcast. The character
models are realistic and move just like their real-life counterparts would. The
characters look real, and even the real-time cut-scenes look better than the FMV
videos in the game. RE:CV has plenty of cool lighting and special effects. The
games runs very smoothly, and there is no slow-down at all. My only gripe is
that there is some fog deep in the background, but this is only used as a visual
effect, not to hide pop-up. Key word here: Eye-Candy.
Sound-10/10
RE:CV has some of the best sound effects I've ever heard. From zombies wailing
to bats screeching, every sound is reproduced realistically and is crystal
clear. Thank god that RE:CV is on a GD-ROM, or else the sound quality would have
greatly dropped. The music is also great. It really sets the mood of the game,
and it changes as the flow and speed of the game changes. When an enemy
approaches or you are in a boss-fight, the music becomes tense and can really
make you quiver in fear. Spectacular.
Controls-9/10
Controlling your character was always somewhat of a problem of the past, and
RE:CV is no different. Although moving your character can be troublesome at
first for beginners, vets will know it by heart, and will have no trouble
manuvering either Claire or Chris. Aiming your weapon is simple and targeting
multiple targets was never so easy. You can even shoot two guns at once, and
shoot two different enemies at the same time, John Woo-style. This adds another
element to the game, and gives you a slight advantage in this creepy world of
survival-horror.
Gameplay-10/10
The gameplay of RE:CV is what makes it stand out from the rest of the pack.
Yeah, the visuals are nice, but it's when you get sucked into the Resident Evil
world that you finally realize that this is as good as it gets. The game is
deep, provided you know how to use the items presented for you, and the game has
a fantasic storyline. RE:CV is an actual sequel to Resident Evil 2, unlike
Resident Evil 3. RE:CV ties up most loose ends in the Resident Evil universe,
but never fully reveals all of Umbrella's past. This is great, because it makes
you want to play more, and therefore increasing the replay value way up. And
speaking of replay value, RE:CV has plenty. It contains of over 30 hours of
gameplay, plus extra modes that you can receive after beating the game. It comes
on two discs, and has a zapping system simliar to Resident Evil 2. Overall, the
best Resident Evil game in the series, and one of the best playing games of all-
time.
Rent/Buy
Buy it right now. Or wait until the retailers actually get some more copies of
RE:CV in stock, because it's so hot right now. :)
Overall-10/10
RE:CV is one of the best reasons to own a Dreamcast, and if you don't own one
yet, RE:CV is a game that will make you purchase a Dreamcast. Superb work
Capcom. I salute you.
RECAP:
Graphics-10/10
Sound-10/10
Controls-9/10
Gameplay-10/10
Rent/Buy-Buy
Overall-10/10
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2. LEGAL STUFF
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***ATTENION WEBMASTERS***
FROM THIS POINT FORWARD, I WILL NOT BE ACCEPTING ANY MORE E-MAILS FROM ANYONE
WHO WANTS TO PUT THIS, OR ANY OTHER OF MY FAQS ON THEIR SITES. I'M SICK AND
TIRED OF PEOPLE ASKING ME IF THEY CAN PUT MY FAQ ON THEIR SITE. I'M NOT TRYING
TO BE MEAN OR ANYTHING, BUT IT'S JUST THAT I KEEP ON RECEIVING E-MAILS FROM
WEBMASTERS WHO WANT TO PUT MY FAQ ON THEIR SITE. ANY MORE E-MAILS THAT I GET
FROM NOW ON THAT ARE ASKING ME IF THEY CAN USE MY FAQ ON THEIR SITE, WILL BE
DELETED AND IGNORED. THE ONLY SITES THAT CAN HAVE ANY OF MY FAQS ARE THE ONES
SPECIFIED IN THE LEGAL STUFF SECTION OF THIS FAQ.
HOWEVER, IF YOU DO PUT THIS OR ANY OF MY FAQS ON YOUR SITE WITHOUT MY
PERMISSION, LEGAL ACTION WILL BE TAKEN IMMEDIATLY. I'D LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR
READING THIS, AND I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT IF YOU WANT TO PUT THIS OR ANY OF MY
FAQS ON YOUR SITE, THE ANSWER IS NO AND WILL ALWAYS BE NO! SORRY IF I'M BEING
RUDE, BUT I'M SICK OF PEOPLE JUST TAKING MY FAQS WITHOUT MY CONSENT. THANK YOU.
This FAQ can only appear on the following sites:
-Game Revolution
-GameFAQS
-Cheat Code Central
-GameSages
-Vgstrategies.com http://vgstrategies.about.com
If anyone finds it on any other site, please inform me ASAP.
E-Mail Address: pimpmasterbrett@hotmail.com
Copyright:
© Copyright 1999-2000 Brett "Nemesis" Franklin. It may not be stolen, altered,
or used for any type of profit. It may be reproduced electronically, and printed
for PRIVATE, PERSONAL use. It may not be placed on a CD, printed in a magazine
or any type of publication. If you would like to contribute to this FAQ (you
will be credited,) please e-mail me, as well as any questions, comments, or
corrections, to the address above.
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3. UPDATES/REVISION HISTORY
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Version 0.1 (03/28/00)
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* FAQ started
Version 0.3 (03/30/00)
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* Added some of Claire's walkthrough (Disc 1)
* Added some more Controls
* Added some more Q's in the FAQ section
* Added some more Character Profiles
Version 0.4 (03/31/00)
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* Added a bunch more to Claire's walkthrough
* Added some more tips and strategies
* Added a new section: Quick Guide. This guide shows what is in each
and every room in the game.
Version 0.45 (03/31/00)
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* Added even more of Claire's Walkthrough. Almost done with it.
* Updated the Quick Guide Section
* Updated FAQ section
* Added some stuff to the Battle Mode Section, thanks to JL Lee
Version 0.5 (04/01/00)
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* Finished up the Walkthrough: Disc One
* Added the Boss Guide Section
* Updated the Quick Guide Section
* Updated the Enemies Section
* Started the Disc Two Walkthrough
* Updated the Herb Mixing Guide
Version 0.55 (04/02/00)
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* Added some more of the Disc Two Walkthough
* Added a new Section: Files. This section shows all of the Files.
This section is not yet complete.
* Updated Tips/Strategies Section
* Updated Battle mode Section
* Added my review of RE:CV. It's in Introduction Section
* Updated the Enemies Section with a chart for each enemy telling
how much ammo for each gun it takes to kill that enemy.
* Updated the Quick Guide section
* Updated the FAQ section
Version 0.6 (04/04/00)
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* Finished up Claire's Walkthrough, started on Chris's Walkthrough
* Updated Enemies section
* Updated Boss Guide section
* Updated the Quick Guide section
Version 0.65 (04/05/00)
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* Added some more of Chris's Walkthrough, Disc 2
* Added a new section: Puzzle Guide. This section lists out all of the major
puzzles in Code Veronica and tells you how to solve them. This section is not
yet complete.
* Updated the Quick Guide Section
* Updated the Enemies Section
* Updated the Boss Guide Section
* Updated the Files Section
Version 0.8 (04/07/00)
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* Finished up the ENTIRE Walkthrough for both Discs, including the Final Boss
* Updated the Puzzle Guide Section
* Updated the Files Section
* Updated Enemies Section
* Updated Boss Guide Section
* Added the File Locations Section
Version 0.9 (04/09/00)
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* Added Claire's Maps Section
* Fixed some stuff
* Next Big Update: Chris's Maps, the rest of the Files, and anything
else I need
Version 0.91 (04/09/00)
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* Added a ton of stuff in the Battle Mode Section
Version 0.95 (04/11/00)
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* Finished up the Files Section
* Fixed some small stuff in the FAQ
Version 0.96 (04/12/00)
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* Updated Battle Mode Section
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4. Controls
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Run........This helps you go faster and avoid confrontation with
baddies
Shoot......This allows you to shoot enemies
Action button...This allows you to perform an "action" like pushing
something or opening a door.
Aim........Allows you to aim your weapon
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Controls:
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Move Character..........Analog Stick
Start...................Button Option menu/Skip movie/Cut-scene
X.......................Action/Confirm selection
Y.......................Map Screen
B.......................Status Screen/Cancel
A.......................Run (with D-pad UP)/Cancel selection
L Trigger...............Aim/Change targets
R Trigger...............Ready weapon (press and hold)
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5. Walkthrough - Disc 1
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| P R O L O G U E |
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The mid-western town of Raccoon City
was completely decimated by the
T-Virus outbreak, and incident instigated
by the international
corporation:
Umbrella.
Claire Redfield, who traveled to
Raccoon City in search of her
lost brother Chris,
managed to
escape from
the city
along with rookie
police officer Leon S.
Kennedy.
But their ordeal is only a
prelude of things to come.
Now, 3 months later...
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| E N D P R O L O G U E |
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After viewing the AMAZING FMV sequences, you'll find yourself in
a prison cell, along with a man who has captured you. You'll need to equip your
lighter in order to activate the next real-time FMV scene. The man will tell you
something about the prison being taken over, and that you're free to go. He then
passes out because of blood loss. You will now take over as Claire.
Once you have the lighter equipped, walk over to the corner of the room that's
right across from the man. You'll find some handgun bullets. Once you've
collected these, walk over to the desk and you should find a combat knife. This
will be your first weapon, and you'll need it. After getting the combat knife,
head back into your cell, and you should see a green herb towards the back of
the cell. Pick this up then leave the room.
In this hallway, you'll see a typewriter and an ink-ribbon. Collect the ink-
ribbons, save your game (just to be sure), then head up the stairs at the other
end of the hallway.
Once you go up the stairs, you'll find yourself outside, in a graveyard in the
rain. As you walk forward, there will be a short cut-scene involving a briefcase
falling out of the burning plane or something. Then tons of zombies will emerge
from the ground. Avoid these guys, then head over to the opposite door.
In the courtyard, you'll encounter Steve Burnside. After a brief cut-scene,
he'll leave, and you'll be all by yourself again. But by the end of the cut-
scene, you'll have a handgun with 12 rounds. Head over to the dead zombie where
you picked up the handgun to collect some more handgun bullets. Now exit through
the unlocked door.
Here, head over to the wooden walkway, go to the end, and grab the green herb.
Now go through the wooden door near it. In this room, there will be three
zombies. Kill them, then go up the wooden stairs and collect the green herb on
the table. Now go back down, go around the table in the middle of the room, and
collect the handgun bullets that are on the shelf. Now go towards the back of
the room, and grab the Prison Map that's on the wall near the sink. Now go
through the door that's to the right of the one that you entered.
In this room, you'll pass by some bunk beds, and on one of them there is a
Prisoner's diary. Collect it, then go to the end, then go right, and you'll see
some handgun bullets on a shelf. Immediately after getting the bullets, a zombie
will bust through the door, and he'll drop two MP-100s (automatic pistols). Kill
him and the other two zombies, then collect the automatic pistols. Go into the
shower area, and get the bullets in the end shower. Now exit the way you came,
then go around the building, and go through that door.
In here, you'll need to place any metallic items in the security box. Do this,
then go to the other end. Go past the second security box, then grab the flame
rounds to the right of it. Go a little bit further to find some BOW Gas Rounds.
Now look on the table to find a first aid spray and a User's Manual for the 3-D
duplicator. After getting these items, go into the next door that's to the left
of the second security box.
Right when you enter this room, you'll spot a piece of paper right in front of
you. This is a Fax On The Faculty Access Application. Collect it, file it. Now
walk a little bit farther into the room, and you'll encounter Steve again. After
the short cut-scene involving Steve storming out of the room, turn around and
search the desk with the computer. A drawer should open up, and you'll find the
Hawk Emblem. Now collect the Ink Ribbon near the typewriter. Now go to the
glowing blue switch on the wall, and turn it on. Go back to the previous room,
the one with the 3-D duplicator, and place the Hawk emblem in it. Now place any
metal items you have in the security box, then go back through the security
hallway, grab some weapons from the first security box, the go back outside.
Once outside, head over to the steel shutter that was previously locked.
Zombies! Kill off the two in front of you, grab the fire extinguisher, then
either run by or kill the othre zombies. Now go into the cage that the zombies
broke out of. In here you'll find a gullotine. Grab the Padlock Key from the
gullotine, and head all the way back to the graveyard.
Once in the graveyard, use the Fire extinguisher to put out the fire where the
briedcase was, then grab it. Now go to your inventory screen, then examine the
briefcase by turning it so that you can see the top end of it (you know, where
the handle is). Here you'll find a button. Push it, then you'll see that the TG-
01 was in it the whole time. Now go back to the route to the 3-D duplicator.
Go past the graveyard, but when you enter the area with teh zombie dogs,
immediatly go right and through the gate. It will be locked, but you have the
key to open it. Now go through the door to the right of the open gate. You will
now see that you are back in the area where the gullotine was. This route is a
shortcut, and will help you avoid those pesky dogs. Go ahead, and go into the
lab area again, and place all of your metallic items in the security box again,
then head down to the 3-D duplicator.
Go to the 3-D duplicator, then place the TG-01 into the maker to the right of
the actual scanner, and it will create it. Now you have a 3-D duplicate of the
Hawk emblem that won't set off the metal detector! After you have collected the
duplicate Hawk Emblem, attempt to leave. Three zombies will break in! Now might
be a good time to save your game in the office where you met Steve, but it's
your choice. When you attempt to exit, you'll have to avoid the zombies, because
you have no weapons. After avoiding the living dead, grab your stuff from the
first security box, then head back out to the graveyard (the place where you
first met Steve). Go to the large gate, and use your duplicated Hawk Emblem on
it to unlock it. Go through it.
Noticed that it stopped raining? Weird. Anyways, you are now on the Iron Bridge.
As you walk forward, go down the stairs to the left of you, right before the
jeep. Walk along the metal catwalk, and grab the two green herbs at the end. Run
down the bridge and check the jeep for some handgun bullets. Now go back to
where the fire is. See that white crate nearest to the bridge? Push it towards
the fire, and when it can't go any farther, push it to the left, towards the
other crates. When you have done this, climb on top of the crates, and use them
to walk over to some stairs. Go up the stairs to escape from the prison.
Go forward, past the zombies, and go up the stairs at the end of the path and
through the gate. Avoid the dogs here, then go right up the stairs, grab the
green herb, then go into the large door. You are now in the Palace. Once you are
inside, go down the small flight of stairs, and take the large set of stairs to
Claire's right. At the top of these stairs, go right again and up another small
flight of stairs. Once at the top, go through to door. Here is a great stopping
point. In this room there is an Item Box and a typewriter to save your game. But
before you save your game, you should grab the Secretary's Note on the table,
the green herb at the end of the hallway, then push the chest near the green
herb out of the way to find an ID Card, grab the Ink Ribbons near the
typewriter, and the handgun bullets on the shelf behind the typewriter, near the
Item Box. After doing all this, deposit whatever you need to, then save your
game at the nearby typewriter.
Ok, now once you've saved your game and you're ready, leave the save room. Now
go back downstairs to the main room where you first entered the Palace. Go over
to the computer on the desk near the stairs. Grab the handgun bullets on the
desk, then go to the computer. Go into your inventory screen and check the ID
Card. It should have the code "NTC0 394" on the back of it. You must use this
code in the computer to unlock a door in the main room. After entering this
code, the security lock system will become deactivated. Discard the ID card,
then go into the blue door thats to the left of where you first entered the
Palace. In here, you'll find some bats. Use your lighter to keep them away, then
grab the First Aid Spray on the sink, and the handgun bullets in the bathroom
stall behind the sink. Towards the back of the bathroom is the duralumin case.
Collect it, then go back to the main room.
Once in the main room, go into the door that you just unlocked with the
computer. In here there will some zombies, so be prepared. After you've killed
the zombies, grab the handgun bullets near the door, next to a vase. Now run to
the end of the hallway, grab the red herb, then go back to the save room to put
away the duralumin case into the Item Box, because you won't be needing it until
you get some lockpicks. Now go back to the hallway where you got the red herb,
run to the end, and head into the door at the end.
In this room, you'll need to grab the handgun bullets on the table. Now go over
to the small display case with the ant in it, with the glowing blue button. Push
the button, and you'll get to see a short FMV with the twin sisters pulling the
wings off a dragon fly, and then feeding the dragon fly to some ants. Anyways,
after this is over, the giant display case with the tank in it will move,
revealing a hidden door.
In this room you'll find a steering wheel right as you walk in. Take it, then go
to the back and look at the two Golden Luggers. Ohhhhh. If you take them, the
room locks up and it turns really hot in there. You can always put them back
when you want to. After looking at the Golden Luggers, leave the hidden room,
and head back to the main room.
In the main room, try to leave through the main doors. But wait! You hear Steve
yelling for help! Go back to the display room (the one with the Golden Luggers).
You'll find that Steve has decided to take the Golden Luggers, and he's trapped.
To help him, you'll have to solve a puzzle. Go to the control panel next to the
Tank display case, and examine it. You need to match up two of the six items
that are the same type of thing. Here's what it looks like:
_______ _______ _______
|A | |B | |C * |
|_______| |_______| |_______|
_______ _______ _______
|D | |E * | |F |
|_______| |_______| |_______|
A- Ship
B- Ant
C- Gun
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