Metroidvania elements such as exploration and save points are also well I really like how Square mixed in the Resident Evil styleĮlements of survival horror with JRPG elements- it works very well.
Playing this game when I first got it and I still enjoy playing it I decided to check it out since I noticed that it wasĪlso another Square game, and I was not disappointed. I first got a PS1 and was busy checking out Square’s output from thatĮra, like Final Fantasy VII, I stumbled across this game at a retro game While performing at the opera at Carnegie Hall on Christmas Eve, her mitochondria strongly reacted to Aya’s, and caused her mitochondria to take over her body and transform into Eve. Before she became Eve, she was an actress and opera singer. Melissa Pierce – Age: 32 – Melissa, also known as Mitochondria Eve, is the villain of Parasite Eve. Can Aya stop this monster in time before it takes all Sperm so that Eve can give birth to the Ultimate Being. Klamp, and sheĭiscovers that he was working together with Eve, and has created special She then heads to the museum to track down Dr. Orange slime mass of people from Central Park enter the city’s water TheyĪrrive at the hospital, only to find out that they are too late, as Eve To get the sperm required to give birth to the Ultimate Being. Francis Hospital, where Maeda believes Eve is heading Nuclei in her cells are trying to fight off Eve’s Mitochondria. Klamp at the museum, where he tells Aya that the Tells Aya that Eve is trying to give birth to the “Ultimate Being” – aĬreature that has the potential to wipe out the human race. Tried to culture the cells of his wife after she died in a carĪccident, and the mitochondria in her cells took over her body. There, Maeda tells Aya about Eve’s origins – A scientist in Japan Wakes up in an abandoned apartment in SoHo, and notices Daniel with He witnesses a police officer catch on fire in the process. While the city is beingĮvacuated, a Japanese man named Kunihiko Maeda sneaks into the city, and
Aya then chases after Eve again, but is knocked out cold after a fight against Eve on a horse drawn carriage.Įvacuated due to the massive threat of Eve. She then reaches Central Park’s Delacorte Theatre, where Eve causes the audience’s mitochondria to rebel against them and then she turns everyone into a mass of orange slime. Aya goes in alone as Daniel is unable to go through without catching on fire. Then, Aya and Daniel get called out to Central Park, as Eve has shown up once again. Klamp tells them all about Mitochondria, but they find his information to be useless because it doesn’t explain the events that happened on Christmas Eve. Then on Christmas Day, Aya and her partner, Daniel Dollis, head to the American Museum of Natural History to meet with a scientist named Dr. Aya then chases after the mutated Melissa, and when she confronts her, Melissa tells Aya that her mitochondria needs more time to develop, and then she declares herself to be Eve. When Aya confronts Melissa, she transforms into some sort of mutated creature called Mitochondria Eve, which is due to a mutated strain of sentient mitochondria which laid inside of Melissa’s kidney transplant. While watching the opera, one of the actors, Melissa Pierce, locks eyes with Aya, and then uses some sort of evil sorcery that lights the entire audience on fire, except for Aya and her date. The game starts off with Aya and her date attending an opera at Carnegie Hall on Christmas Eve. Parasite Eve takes place in New York City during the 1997 holiday season, and follows the story of NYPD rookie Aya Brea. Have you ever wondered what Resident Evil and Star Ocean would look like if they got thrown together into a blender? Well, if you try that crazy combination, you get Parasite Eve, which came out on the PS1 in 1998 – the amazing Survival Horror & JRPG hybrid which was Square’s answer to Resident Evil 2. This time I’m going to dive into one of Square’s lesser known but still respected franchises from their PS1 heyday. Well, here’s another Sunday game review from yours truly.
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