GUN SURVIVOR 4 BIOHAZARD HEROES NEVER DIE (RESIDENT EVIL DEAD AIM) is the third GUN SURVIVOR entry in the series. GS4 restores the third-person perspective but switches to first-person upon aiming. It was developed by CAPCOM Production Studio 3 like the other GUN SURVIVOR games and was released exclusively for the PlayStation 2 as the company's then-effective exclusivity contract with Nintendo pertained only to numbered entries in the series.
Production Information
Developer: CAPCOM Production Studio 3; Cavia
Publishers: CAPCOM
Platforms: PlayStation 2
Release Dates
JPN: February 13, 2003
NA: June 17, 2003
EU: July 9, 2003
Developer: CAPCOM Production Studio 3; Cavia
Publishers: CAPCOM
Platforms: PlayStation 2
Release Dates
JPN: February 13, 2003
NA: June 17, 2003
EU: July 9, 2003
Plot Synopsis
With the Umbrella Corporation bankrupt in North America, the branches outside the U.S. and dummy companies belonging to the once international organization continued operation. At some point following the Raccoon City incident, the G-virus which had been seized from William Birkin in 1998 was used by Umbrella HQ's research and development division in order to fuse it with the t-virus to create electrical properties, producing an indestructible B.O.W. Umbrella continued with its illegal bioweapons trade by covertly selling their products to the highest bidders.
In 2002 the Umbrella sales and marketing department organized a secret auction of the company's latest bioweapons on the company's luxury cruise liner, the Spencer Rain, in order to procure funds for the company's revival. In September, the cruise liner was sea-jacked by a terrorist group led by ex-Umbrella employee Morpheus D. Duvall, who had stolen three samples of the t-virus from a trial drug safe in the Paris Laboratory three days prior. Morpheus demands $5 billion each from the United States and China and threatens to launch missiles loaded with the t-virus at major cities in both countries if they refuse.
In order to stop the bioterrorism being carried out by Morpheus, the United States Strategic Command sends a spy named Bruce McGivern, a member of the Anti-Umbrella Pursuit and Investigation Team, to stop him. Meanwhile the Chinese Ministry of State Security sends their own spy, named Fong Ling. The two arrive on the ship filled with monsters, and are forced to work together despite their differing allegiances.
In 2002 the Umbrella sales and marketing department organized a secret auction of the company's latest bioweapons on the company's luxury cruise liner, the Spencer Rain, in order to procure funds for the company's revival. In September, the cruise liner was sea-jacked by a terrorist group led by ex-Umbrella employee Morpheus D. Duvall, who had stolen three samples of the t-virus from a trial drug safe in the Paris Laboratory three days prior. Morpheus demands $5 billion each from the United States and China and threatens to launch missiles loaded with the t-virus at major cities in both countries if they refuse.
In order to stop the bioterrorism being carried out by Morpheus, the United States Strategic Command sends a spy named Bruce McGivern, a member of the Anti-Umbrella Pursuit and Investigation Team, to stop him. Meanwhile the Chinese Ministry of State Security sends their own spy, named Fong Ling. The two arrive on the ship filled with monsters, and are forced to work together despite their differing allegiances.