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[[File:Bio Hazard Trial Edition.png|thumb|right|Case cover.]]
 
[[File:Bio Hazard Trial Edition.png|thumb|right|Case cover.]]
   
{{Nihongo|'''''BIO HAZARD Trial Version'''''|バイオ ハザード体験版|Baio Hazādo Taikenban}} is the name of one of the trial versions of the first ''Resident Evil'' game. It was released in 1996, shortly shortly before the release of the finished [[Resident Evil|title]] in Japan. The game build itself is dated as the January 15 (1996-01-15) build.
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{{Nihongo|'''''BIO HAZARD Trial Version'''''|バイオ ハザード体験版|Baio Hazādo Taikenban}} is the name of one of the trial versions of the first ''Resident Evil'' game. It was released in 1996, shortly before the release of the finished [[Resident Evil (1996 game)|title]] in Japan. The game build itself is dated as the January 15 (1996-01-15) build.
   
 
==Content not in final release==
 
==Content not in final release==
One of the features that was removed after the Trial Edition's build version were the bloody messages marked on the [[Spencer Mansion]]'s walls. In the style of the Keeper's Diary, the Japanese is incomplete. The full text should be: {{Nihongo|"Painful, can't breath... Someone end the suffering..."|苦しい、 息が詰まる... 誰かこの苦しみをとめて...|Kurushī, iki ga tsumaru... Dare ka kono kurushimi o tomete...}}. Instead, {{Nihongo|"can't breath"|息が詰まる|iki ga tsumaru}} has been cut and only {{Nihongo|"breath"|息が|iki ga}} is left, with the "ga" particle still indicating a hole in the sentence.
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One of the features that was removed after the Trial Edition's build version were the bloody messages marked on the [[Spencer Mansion]]'s walls. In the style of the [[Keeper's Diary]], the Japanese is incomplete. The full text should be: {{Nihongo|"Painful, can't breath... Someone end the suffering..."|苦しい、 息が詰まる... 誰かこの苦しみをとめて...|Kurushī, iki ga tsumaru... Dare ka kono kurushimi o tomete...}}. Instead, {{Nihongo|"can't breath"|息が詰まる|iki ga tsumaru}} has been cut and only {{Nihongo|"breath"|息が|iki ga}} is left, with the "ga" particle still indicating a hole in the sentence.
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
===Gamepay===
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===Gameplay===
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
Bloody wall message 1.jpg
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Bloody wall message 2.png
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
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BIO_HAZARD_Trial_Version - front cover.png|Front cover
 
BIO_HAZARD_Trial_Version - front cover.png|Front cover
 
BIO_HAZARD_Trial_Version - back cover.png|Back cover
 
BIO_HAZARD_Trial_Version - back cover.png|Back cover
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BIO_HAZARD_Trial_Version - manual Story section.png|Manual, Story section
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
 
==Sources==
 
==Sources==
 
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{{Demoware}}
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{{Resident Evil promotions}}
   
[[Category:Resident Evil]]
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[[Category:Demos]]
 
[[Category:Resident Evil promotions]]
 
[[Category:Deleted material]]
 
[[Category:Resident Evil deleted material]]
 

Revision as of 22:37, 26 June 2019

"死より恐ろしい現実がここに…。"
— Japanese tagline
Bio Hazard Trial Edition

Case cover.

BIO HAZARD Trial Version (バイオ ハザード体験版 Baio Hazādo Taikenban?) is the name of one of the trial versions of the first Resident Evil game. It was released in 1996, shortly before the release of the finished title in Japan. The game build itself is dated as the January 15 (1996-01-15) build.

Content not in final release

One of the features that was removed after the Trial Edition's build version were the bloody messages marked on the Spencer Mansion's walls. In the style of the Keeper's Diary, the Japanese is incomplete. The full text should be: "Painful, can't breath... Someone end the suffering..." (苦しい、 息が詰まる... 誰かこの苦しみをとめて... Kurushī, iki ga tsumaru... Dare ka kono kurushimi o tomete...?). Instead, "can't breath" (息が詰まる iki ga tsumaru?) has been cut and only "breath" (息が iki ga?) is left, with the "ga" particle still indicating a hole in the sentence.

Gallery

Gameplay

Cover and manual

Sources