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Resident Evil Zero, known in Japan as Biohazard 0, is the last of the main titles to use the original Resident Evil game system prior to the changes ushered in Resident Evil 4. The game's storyline serves as a prequel to Resident Evil, covering Rebecca Chambers ordeal a day prior. Gamecube Iso Tool. Wii languages JA title (EN) Biohazard 0. Download the Resident Evil (USA) - Disc #2 ROM for GameCube. Filename: Resident Evil (USA) (Disc 2).7z. Works with Android, PC/Windows, and Mac OS X devices.
If you have any multidisc games such as Metal Gear Solid: Twin Snakes or Resident Evil, you will want to double check the title of each ISO in Multigame ISO Creator to be sure they are different, ie.Metal Gear Solid: TS Disc 1 and Metal Gear Solid: TS Disc 2. Rename them if necessary. If you added all your games, change the region in the top-right to the region of your Wii. The click Create Multigame ISO. All you have to do now is to burn the new ISO! You can play it with any Disc Backup loader (Such as Neogamma or the disc loading feature in USB Loader GX).
You can also use WiiGator's 'Gamecube Backup Launcher 0.2'. To enable switching discs you simply need to highlight disc 2 of the intended game and press the Z button. Then highlight disc one and start the game. When it comes time to switch discs simply eject and reinsert the disc.
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Click to expand.Uhm thank you sir, i acutally understand it quite well. There's pretty much like 3 kinds of rules. 1st - common sense rules: use 100mb files when doing dvd9, rar/sfv iso releases with nfo outside of archives, no m0 compression etc. These can either be traced back to some official rules of the bigger scenes (game iso releasing rules, util rules blah) that got created and signed by groups that mattered at the time (even tho these may not be around). Even some common sense rules are not written out, once enough sites start to adopt and enforce them, they become de-facto rules too, because unless you like to get nuked and banned from most sites that matter after a few releases you better follow the common sense rules. 2nd - releasetype specific rules - those are stated in official rulesets.
Yes, even if the scene is working decentralized groups gather together and work out a set of rules that they all agree on and that shall be enforced on all sites supporting that section. Good examples for this are 0day, mp3, dvdr etc rules. Those were created by several groups that mattered at the time and signed by those, meaning the groups obliged to follow these rules. Once again, if enough groups sign those most sites adopt to those rules (like you see 'RIAA rules are enforced - Nuke 5x' or smth on every mp3site out there) and it'd be not very smart to disobey them. 3rd - Everything else.
Once in awhile some people say that releases should follow a certain standard. XPA saying DS should be.rar files, XWar saying console iso releases should not have intros, Caravan starting to tag JPN instead of JAP etc etc. If not enough other groups/sites care/agree these kind of rules will neither become part of some official ruleset or become common rules. So in no way you are obliged to follow those. Same goes for the scrubbed argument.
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Everyone says 'scene rules say that scrubbed nuke ). Certainly it's not common sense, because neither seems to know the majority of the japanese scene about that, nor do they care nor does any site nuke for this reason at all. Actually most of the unscrubbed 'propers' are usually nuked on the spot. They are not part of official rules either, because for Wii, just like the whole console-iso scene no such rules exist. This leaves me with the conclusion that this rules falls into category 3 aka it's not mandatory to not scrub and should therefore not be a reason to auto-nuke every such release on sight. Click to expand.hi, thanks for the answer, but how can i do that?
Edit: i've managed to run it on my PAL wii with 3.3E installed, i used TP hack 0.1 beta1 to install the homebrew channel, then i used geckoOS to run the disc. It works without any problems whatsoever, i didn't even needed to force anything like PAL60 or whatever. But yes the controls suck, CAPCOM really made an awful work porting this one, why not doing like they did with RE4? I love it on the wii, more than on any other platform, but this one was a disapointment.