RESIDENT EVIL DEADLY SILENCE NINTENDO DS

Resident Evil, in Japan Bio Hazard (Baio Hazādo?), is an action-adventure survival horror video game, developed and published in 1996 by Capcom on PlayStation and then in 1997 on Saturn and Windows. In 1997, Capcom also published Resident Evil: Director's Cut, an uncensored version for the PlayStation which differs in particular by several modifications to the game scenes.

A remake was released on the GameCube in 2002. In 2006, Resident Evil was ported to the Nintendo DS under the name Resident Evil: Deadly Silence. This latest version features two game modes, one faithful to the home console version, the other called "Rebirth Mode," which takes advantage of the handheld's touchscreen.