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RESIDENT EVIL I This guide is for both Jill & Chris. Your first objective is to find some clues. After speaking to Barry go to the far door and go through it. You should now meet your first zombie so arm your gun(or knife if you`re feeling a bit handy) and shoot it down. After a few shots it will fall down, but it isn`t dead so aim down and blast it to make it stand up again and then shoot it some more. The body is Kenneths , this is the first clue. Collect the clips and go back to talk to Barry. Barry will still be where you spoke to him(still `examining` the blood). A zombie will now burst in and Barry will take care of it automatically. Now go to the Main Hall. Barry will now give you a lock pick and tell you where to go next, so go through the blue doors. In this room are 2 moveable objects (a desk and some steps), move the steps next to the statue and collect the map, now move the desk away from the door and enter. Inside there is a zombie on the floor, you can eithe...

Final Fantasy Tactics was released on the heels of the highly-successful Final Fantasy VII. Tactics introduced a whole new revolutionary concept to the FF series: strategy based battles. Battles were fought on an isometric 3D field, and this entire new dimension to the game added a new amount of strategy to Final Fantasy Tactics. However, this game was largely ignored, as it is only 1 disc. But it's still an awesome game to play, definitely the Final Fantasy game with the most replay value and difficulty. Final Fantasy Tactics used the Class system, taken directly from Final Fantasy V. Each character in the game could change to a different class at any time, like a Knight, Priest, Wizard, etc... Each class had several useful abilities, and fighting battles and gaining AP allowed the character to permanently learn these abilities. It's definitely one of the most flexible systems used...