By Doug Elfman, "The Game Dork" - courtesy theedge.bostonherald.com
"The first game girl I fell in love with was Jill Valentine. She got trapped in an evil mansion. I guided her through its shadowy hallways, where devil dogs jumped at her through glass windows and undead monsters tore at her torso with enormous “clip-clop” claws.
Jill was stunning as a strong siren, firing bullets and a grudge, starting with 1996’s “Resident Evil.” In retrospect, she was overdressed, sporting a military uniform, sometimes a black skirt and blue tube top. All class, that Jill.
If you beat the masterful “Resident Evil,” the next time you played, you could dress down Jill in a closet. That option was not included in the Milla Jovovich movies based on the game series."
Jill was stunning as a strong siren, firing bullets and a grudge, starting with 1996’s “Resident Evil.” In retrospect, she was overdressed, sporting a military uniform, sometimes a black skirt and blue tube top. All class, that Jill.
If you beat the masterful “Resident Evil,” the next time you played, you could dress down Jill in a closet. That option was not included in the Milla Jovovich movies based on the game series."
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