GrayChild
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Dash was a semi-sequel to the first Resident Evil, planned to revisit the Spencer mansion 3 years after the events of the original game, and what has remained of the mansion was to be taken over by irregular mutants from the surrounding forest such as giant spiders and lizards.
However, the game was quickly abandoned in order to focus on Resident Evil 2. The initial idea was revisited several more times (including plans to be a bonus campaign for the Saturn port), but never came to fruition.
Probably until now, and unlike the original idea, on a much larger scale?
The Spencer mansion was supposed to have another lab, deeper down which was never found by Jill or Chris. Some concept art from that time has survived
Lots of additional details below (including a 1996 Famitsu interview with the producer and a bunch of additional concept arts):
www.denofgeek.com
However, the game was quickly abandoned in order to focus on Resident Evil 2. The initial idea was revisited several more times (including plans to be a bonus campaign for the Saturn port), but never came to fruition.
Probably until now, and unlike the original idea, on a much larger scale?
The Spencer mansion was supposed to have another lab, deeper down which was never found by Jill or Chris. Some concept art from that time has survived



Lots of additional details below (including a 1996 Famitsu interview with the producer and a bunch of additional concept arts):

BIO HAZARD DASH
By the time development on the original Bio Hazard wrapped up with a favorable release, Capcom knew they had to work on at least some type of sequel for the game. As excitement grew for the upcoming...
www.projectumbrella.net

Resident Evil DASH: Canceled Sequel or Urban Legend?
Did Capcom really cancel a Resident Evil sequel called DASH? We look at the true story behind this fascinating legend.

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