Resident Evil Code: Veronica X HD Message Board

Starting with today's PSN content dump in Europe and running until March 27, select entries in the Resident Evil series will be on sale. Some games are available piecemeal, but the remainder must be acquired in special bundles - like Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3, combined here for €14.99 (£11.99).

Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil: Code Veronica X are also bundled together for €19.99 (£15.99), while several other games have been knocked down to €14.99 (£10.99) each: Operation Raccoon City, the gold edition of Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection - the HD Move-compatible port of both Chronicles games originally released on the Wii. Sorry, UK, Chronicles HD will cost you an extra quid, at £10.99.

The latest entry in the series, Resident Evil 6, is €24.99 (£19.99). Finally, a bundle that includes all of this is available for €69.99 (£59.99). No word on whether PlayStation Plus members will see additional discounts on these items, though we've contacted Sony for clarification.

Remember: the sale doesn't start until tomorrow, after the PlayStation Store update. Don't go accidentally buying any of this stuff now, because if there's one thing everyone knows about you, it's that you're totally not a chump at all.

Sony has updated the PlayStation Network with a slew of semi-high-profile prices, on sale and with permanent price changes, including Resident Evil: Code Veronica X HD on sale for $10, the God of War: Origins Collection for $28, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood at $21, and Just Cause 2 with a permanent price drop to $20.

This has been a busy week for PSN, with Plus subscribers getting Journey one week early and a bunch of other goodies, and the PSN Gamers' Choice Awards announced and discounted. Peek the price fixes for PSN this week below:

Ten years seems like a lifetime in the video game industry particularly for the Resident Evil franchise. Over the past decade the series has seen four major releases, and has altered its formula considerably in that time, maturing what was clearly an archaic and dated design into something that propelled Capcom's ambitions into another league. Resident Evil: Code Veronica was released prior to the series' evolution. In other words, revisiting it might not be the best idea...

They say hindsight is 20/20, but apparently that doesn't apply to our fond memories of how amazing the graphics were on the Dreamcast. At least blasting zombies and mutant freaks to bits hasn't lost its charm.

Resident Evil: Code Veronica X HD hits PSN Tuesday, Sept. 27 and will be 50 percent off for PlayStation Plus members, or $9.99. Normal, plebeian PSN users can score Code Veronica X HD for $19.99, and everyone who buys it gets five free PSN avatars. Resident Evil 4 also launched with the same deal the previous Tuesday, meaning PS Plus members can score an easy two-for-one here. Gluttons.

Capcom wants to tell the world how much of a scaredy-cat sap you are, but since it doesn't have cameras installed in your consoles (yet) it needs your help. To celebrate HD versions of RE 4 and Code Veronica X hitting Xbox Live and PSN in September, Capcom is making a video series of its fans' most memorable moments and wants your best freak outs, sob stories and nostalgia bombs to share with the world.

Send your stories to the games' official site in the form of text, videos, photos, shoebox diorama, or whatever twisted method you can concoct, for the chance to be featured in the video and win some mysterious prizes. If we were sentimental, we'd tell Capcom about our junior year, where every day after school we went to our best friend's house to play RE 4, fingers orange with Doritos residue, screaming and spilling Coke on the carpet whenever Leon ran into a bag-headed madman, then laughing for no good reason other than the knowledge that it was the best time of our young lives. If we were sentimental. If.

The latest trailers and screenshots for Capcom's renovated, HD versions of Resident Evil 4 and Code Veronica X are a mixed bag. RE4 is looking moderately better with the HD spit-shine, but the somewhat more antiquated Veronica looks ... well, like a recently face-lifted grandma.

Gameplay from the downloadable HD remake of Resident Evil Code: Veronica X HD!