The subtle changes between Claire and Leon don't make each character's story feel completely different, but they're enough to make you want to know what happens further into the game. In addition, Leon and Claire encounter a string of different characters throughout the game, so naturally their stories don't unfold in nearly the same way. For instance, Claire will find a grenade launcher, however when playing as Leon, a shotgun will be in its place. Each character also finds different weapons along his or her quest. For example, Claire starts off with a lock pick, while Leon begins with a lighter, which alone changes the order in which the game's puzzles must be solved. In Resident Evil 2 the differences between the two are a bit more interesting. One could carry more items than the other could, while the other was easier to play, and they both had their own distinct storylines.
The original Resident Evil featured two playable personas as well, although the differences between the two weren't incredibly significant. The gameplay remains basically the same as before: As one of two characters, you solve puzzles and shoot monsters. It's up to rookie cop Leon Kennedy, and Claire Redfield, sister of one of the main RE characters, to save not only themselves but any and all survivors, to boot. Picking up a few months after the events of the first game, RE2 sees the entire town of Raccoon City hit with the devastating virus that zombified only a few dozen folks in the original Resident Evil. Resident Evil 2 is the first really big, ultrahyped blockbuster of '98, and what Capcom has pulled off is more an interactive, cinematic experience than a video game.
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