* KillerApp: When ''Code: Veronica'' first came out, it was one of ''the'' games to get a [[Platform/{{Dreamcast}} Sega Dreamcast]] for.
* NoExportForYou: The Dreamcast version of ''[[UpdatedRerelease Code: Veronica X]]'' was never released outside Japan.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** In an early version of the story, Alexia and Alfred Ashford were originally [[ThoseWackyNazis neo-Nazis]] known as Hilda and Hilbert Krueger, respectively. The concentration camp-esque design of the initial stages of the facility likely meant that a German nationality was [[CrossesTheLineTwice a step too far in context]], and so the antagonists were changed to EvilBrit twins instead, deadening the overt Nazi vibe and associated implications somewhat.
** Jill Valentine was originally intended as the game's protagonist. However, when Hideki Kamiya added the last line to the ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil2'' ending to suggest Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield would go on a quest to fight Umbrella, writer Noboru Sugimura was forced to replace her with Claire. The freedom of the character thus allowed the ''VideoGame/{{Resident Evil 3|Nemesis}}'' staff to use Jill.
** Rumor has it that Leon was at one point going to be Claire's partner in this game and also die near the end. Creator/{{Capcom}} quickly realized how bad an idea it would be to kill off such a well-liked character and turned him into the new character named Steve Burnside instead (if true, this would explain why Steve looked so similar to Leon in the original release).
* WordOfGod: Creator/ShinjiMikami confirmed in an interview in ''[[https://twitter.com/project_umb/status/1553542821478645760 Weekly Famitsu]]'' [[https://twitter.com/project_umb/status/1553542821478645760 No.582]] that the cutscene of Ashford twins' younger selves cuts away [[{{Twincest}} just before they kiss each other]].
* WordOfSaintPaul: Richard Waugh, Albert Wesker's voice actor, stated that he took inspiration for his performance from Creator/GeorgeSanders's performance as Shere Khan in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Jungle Book|1967}}''.
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