Enemy Zero (Sega Saturn)

Enemy Zero
Developer: WARP Publishers: WARP (JP), Sega (US/EU) Platform: Sega Saturn Released in JP: December 13, 1996 Released in US: November 24, 1997 Released in EU: December 1997 This game has hidden developer credits. This game has unused cinematics. This game has regional differences. This game has hidden bonus content. This game has unusual dummy files.

Enemy Zero is a first-person horror-themed space opera adventure interactive film, which has way more than zero enemies. And they're invisible. And they kill you in one hit. And you have a limited amount of saving and loading.

Unused Videos

DUMMY.AVI

A short video featuring a colorful image of Laura with two instances of "DUMMY" scrolling across the screen.

VPDUMMY.AVI

A strange video featuring a close-up of an unidentified character.

Hidden Text

E0ABS.TXT

This file contains a typo.

Thie game is interactive movie.

E0BIB.TXT

ENEMY ZERO

E0COPY.TXT

Contains copyright and developer credit.

1996 WARP Inc.
Written by Naoya Sato

This file was updated for the US/EU/Satakore releases.

1996, 1997 WARP Inc.
Programed and Written by Naoya Sato

Bonus Content

If Disc 0 is inserted into a computer, a folder named "BMP" can be found. It contains a whopping 83 bitmap files' worth of high-quality screenshots and renders from the game. They can be found here.

Regional Differences

Enemy Zero was first released in Japan in December 1996, and nearly a year later in the West. Outside of localization, some changes were made to address complaints in regards to the game's difficulty. The game was re-released in Japan under the budget "Satakore" line around the same time as well, featuring similar changes to the US/EU versions.

Title Screen

JP	US/EU	JP (Satakore)

• The US/EU versions feature a trademark symbol above the logo, and updated copyright information. The Satakore release has updated copyright info, but no trademark.

Difficulty

JP	US/EU	JP (Satakore)

• A new "Beginner" difficulty option was added in the US/EU versions. Its changes include:
  • The Voice Recorder starts with 99 battery life. Saving costs 1 point, and loading is free.
  • Guns come pre-charged and can fire more shots before needing to be recharged.
  • There are fewer enemies.
• The JP Satakore re-release instead features a "Special Easy" option. It includes all of the same changes as US/EU's "Beginner", except for the fact that both saving and loading are free.