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Tiger Games secured the rights to remake Resident Evil 2 in 1998. This originally appeared as a title for their Game.Com console. When the console failed to sell to a wide audience, Tiger returned to its traditional development style by making handheld games which were their own consoles. The 99X series of these handhelds released a new version of Resident Evil 2.

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  • Resident Evil 2 (Tiger 99x)/development
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  • Tiger Games secured the rights to remake Resident Evil 2 in 1998. This originally appeared as a title for their Game.Com console. When the console failed to sell to a wide audience, Tiger returned to its traditional development style by making handheld games which were their own consoles. The 99X series of these handhelds released a new version of Resident Evil 2.
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  • Tiger Games secured the rights to remake Resident Evil 2 in 1998. This originally appeared as a title for their Game.Com console. When the console failed to sell to a wide audience, Tiger returned to its traditional development style by making handheld games which were their own consoles. The 99X series of these handhelds released a new version of Resident Evil 2.
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