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Resident Evil Archives Resident Evil - Nintendo Wii

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$19.53 $31 In stock

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Resident Evil Archives brings the classic survival horror experience to the Nintendo Wii. This product is available in several condition and included options, as listed below.

  • Platform: Nintendo Wii
  • Genre: Horror
  • Brand: Nintendo
  • Available in Mint, Very Good, or Good condition
  • Choose from Complete (CIB) or Disc & Case included options
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★

Finally got to replay this on the Wii with the motion controls—the classic scares feel even more intense with the pointer aiming.

Claire M. ★★★★★

Still gives me chills after all these years, the way the fixed camera angles build dread before a zombie shambles into frame. The Wii pointer controls for aiming are surprisingly precise, and it’s nice to have the original tank-style gameplay intact on a modern console. If you missed this one back i

Lucy ★★★★★

The classic survival horror still holds up beautifully on the Wii, and the motion controls for aiming feel surprisingly intuitive once you get the hang of it. I played through the whole mansion in one sitting, and the atmosphere is just as tense as I remember from the original.