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Resident Evil CODE:Veronica (BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica in Japan) is a survival horror game that was originally released in 2000. Instead of being developed by Capcom, the game was outsourced and created by Nextech and Tose as a replacement for a Saturn port of Resident Evil 2, which Capcom and Nextech believed would be subpar. Originally intended as a Dreamcast-exclusive title, Sega's departure from the console industry led to a modified port of the game being released for the Dreamcast, GameCube, and PlayStation 2 the following year, titled Resident Evil CODE:Veronica X, known in Japan as BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica 完全版 (Kanzenban, lit. "Perfect Complete Edition").
An HD remaster was released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and the PlayStation 2 version was made available as a "PS2 Classic" on PlayStation 4. Thanks to backward compatibility, the HD Xbox 360 version can be played on Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, while the PlayStation 5 runs the emulated version from PS4. The HD remaster is also accessible through PlayStation Now.
The game is set on 27–28 December 1998, three months after the events of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. It is the first Resident Evil game released for a sixth-generation console and features full polygonal environments instead of the static, pre-rendered backgrounds that were characteristic of the previous installments.
In Code Veronica X, some changes were made compared to the original Dreamcast version. Two extra cutscenes were added; one where Albert Wesker meets Claire Redfield, and one where Wesker reunites with Chris Redfield. The cutscene where Wesker fights Alexia Ashford was also changed and improved. Other changes include: Steve Burnside's hair style (allegedly to avoid resembling Leonardo DiCaprio), Chris' face during the ending (to look less angry), the credits music, the characters' inventory icons, and the wording in D.I.J.'s Diary. There is also more ammo in the game. Wesker's Battle Game end screen now depicts him engulfed in flames. Also, only in Japan was Code Veronica X released on Dreamcast.
