Games Reviews: Resident Evil Archives: Zero
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Format Wii
Publisher Capcom
Eek! Here’s a Resident Evil title that’s seriously scary, but for all the wrong reasons. Capcom has dragged this GameCube title out from the crypt and tried to breathe new life into it by releasing it on the Wii. But this early-Noughties numberis neither a retro classic nor something worth revisiting, not least because zero effort has been put into updating it.
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