(Sega AM1's universe)
The DNA Bio Reactor[1] (named elsewhere as simply the BioReactor[2] or Bioreactor[3]) was a machine designed to edit the DNA sequences of organisms, with the capacity to produce hostile creatures. It appears in The House of the Dead and its 2022 remake.
History[]
The BioReactor was invented by Dr. Curien, then research director of the DBR Corporation, which is derived from the machine's name.[1] It was housed in a laboratory built in a chamber of the limestone mountain cave systems beneath his mansion complex.[4][2] Driven mad by his efforts to cure his terminally-ill son Daniel, Curien sought removing the barrier between life and death. Using the BioReactor, he produced a variety of biologically-engineered creatures. His four most "perfect" creations were Chariot, Hangedman, Hermit, and Magician (the latter of which though was incomplete); the rest were defects.[3]
In 1998, Curien released many of the creatures upon fellow staff members, while Magician continued maturing in the BioReactor. Magician was awoken by Curien when AMS agents Thomas Rogan and G confronted him, only to betray and kill his creator before fighting the agents.
The experiments produced by the BioReactor would later be an influence for Caleb Goldman's own research.
Function[]
The BioReactor could edit the DNA sequences of any organism, transforming them into macabre creatures that pose a threat to human life.[3]
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Kori (May 22, 2020). "The House of the Dead: Sub Story". The Website of the Dead. Archived from the original on May 22, 2020. “DNA Bio Reacter [sic] Corporation, a research institute for biological research, mainly for genetic and DNA recombination research. It is a government research institution, and it’s activities are partly open to the public. Also, the research process has been reported to government agencies on a sequential basis.”
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 The House of the Dead Sega Saturn manual, pg 17
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Interview: The House of the Dead", Sega Saturn Magazine, issue 23, September 1997, page 60
- ↑ The House of the Dead Sega Saturn manual, pg 2
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