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Line 3: '''''Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles''''' is a sequel to earlier ''[[Resident Evil]]'' rail shooter ''[[Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles\|Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles]]''. Set in 2002, it covers Leon S. Kennedy's backstory with Jack Krauser, hinted at in ''[[Resident Evil 4]]'', as the two are deployed deep into the South American jungles to investigate rumors of an infamous drug lord, Javier Hidalgo, having contact with an underground Umbrella researcher. They discover that the rumors are true and Javier has bought a considerable number of B.O.W.s to use as terror-weapons against his enemies, as well as samples of the T-Veronica virus, which he has used to unleash a plague of zombies upon the countryside. Meeting a mysterious girl named Manuela, the two men must find out why a drug lord has begun to dabble in bio-weaponry. ''The Darkside Chronicles'' is divided into three levels, each of which is subdivided into a number of chapters. Operation Javier is the main level, covering Leon and Krauser's efforts to battle Javier. Memory of a Lost City is an adaptation of ''[[Resident Evil 2]]'', framed as Leon recounting his previous experience with biohazard outbreaks to Krauser. Game of Oblivion is implied to be Leon's recollections/near-drowning induced fever dream of the story of the T-Veronica virus, as told to him by Claire Redfield after the events of ''[[~~Resident Evil Code Veronica\|~~Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]''. In the game, Memory of a Lost City occurs after the first chapter of Operation Javier and Game of Oblivion likewise occurs in between the second and third chapters of Operation Javier. Chapters 6 and 7 of Operation Javier, sometimes referred to as Darkness Falls or Krauser's Hidden Story, are a retelling of Chapters 4 and 5 from Krauser's point of view. It's harder to place ''The Darkside Chronicles'' on the [[canon]] scale then its predecessor, as its adaptations change things more then ''The Umbrella Chronicles'' did. ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== Tropes featured in this game include: ===~~ * [[Actor Allusion]]: This isn't the only time [[Jim Ward]] played [[Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater\|a character]] who ends up {{spoiler\|being fired by his own government for certain reasons.}} * [[Adult Fear]]: Imagine being a resident of the South American village in the Operation Javier scenerio in the game, when a lot of girls are going missing {{spoiler\|and becoming unwilling organ doners for the dying daughter of the drug lord that governs over the village.}} Line 87: [[Category:Rail Shooter]] [[Category:Zombie Stories]] ~~[[Category:Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles]]~~ [[Category:Video Game]] [[Category:Resident Evil]] [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Video Games of the 2000s]]