EVERY Resident Evil Game Ranked Worst To Best

When Nintendo's DS first released in 2004, there was an initial rush to transfer older titles to the new, more powerful hardware. After Resident Evil: Gaiden struggled to replicate the atmosphere of the franchise, Capcom's next effort into the portable market saw them head back to the first game again.

Resident Evil: Deadly Silence brought a slew of new additions. Rebirth Mode reworked enemy placement, first-person-knife sequences made use of the DS stylus pen and several multiplayer modes allowed for quick and easy matches over LAN.

Managing to get the original Resident Evil running on a handheld system was certainly an impressive achievement for the time and the new modes added some replay value. There was a real effort to make a top-tier version you could play anywhere. The DS still had its limitations however, most notably with the sound; Deadly Silence certainly lived up to its name as the sound design took a hit.

With the far superior Resident Evil: Remake having already released four years earlier, Deadly Silence didn't offer nearly as much other than moving the original game to a portable