Follow Claire Redfield of Resident Evil 2 as she searches for her lost brother Chris, only to uncover another sinister plot to unleash a horrible curse on the world in the name of love. Rescue your brother only to be rescued by him. "Code Veronica" made for an awesome pre-Halloween gaming experience, kicking back in a bean bag chair with a bag of candy corn and the lights turned down low. "Code Veronica" is the true third installment in the franchise, but given Capcom's contract with SONY to produce a main-series title on their PlayStation system, their "Nemesis" spin-off took this game's place, and regrettably. "Veronica" is certainly a better game, with a better plot, better graphics, and better gameplay. Additionally, "Veronica" marks the series' last game in the Survival Horror genre before "Resident Evil 4" branched the series into an on-rails pseudo-shooter action-adventure nightmare (no pun intended; this analysis is accurately and justifiably harsh). It is the only game for the DreamCast, all in all, worth playing. It makes little use of the hardware's potential, and is only enjoyable insofar as it is a Resident Evil game.