Survival Horror. Capcom Production Studio 4. Virgin Interactive. Date Released. Serial Number In Disc. Media Disc ID. Number Of Tracks. Image Size Image Format Used. Size On Disc. Archive Size Archive Type Used. From the back cover. Number Of Players. Number Of Memory Card Blocks. Standard Controller Digital Controller compatible only. Vibration Function Compatible. Multi-Tap Function Compatible.
Link Cable Function Compatibile. Video Plugin. Audio Plugin. Game Pad Plugin. Sometimes it's best to leave a great game alone. In addition to the same analog and Dual Shock problems that plague RE2 Dual Shock Version see ProReview above , the Director's Cut Dual Shock has a setback of its own: new watered-down music all the other game elements remain untouched. The original spine-chilling symphonies have been replaced by generic music that sounds like it was rejected from The X-Files.
Where's the rousing overture that made your heart race? Considering that RE2 surpassed the original in every way and that the new music in this version is somewhat lacking, there's no reason to buy this Director's Cut-- unless you've never played any RE game ever. For purists and fens of the series, this Resident re-issue doesn't Cut it.
Resident Evil fans prepare yourselves. Capcom is bringing an enhanced version of its PlayStation hit Resident Evil to home screens in September It really does have a lot of additions and revisions. Resident Evil Director's Cut is a full-featured version of the game, complete with the original game as it was first conceived, and it includes the violent gory scenes cut from the original when it was translated for the "nonviolent" U.
Specifically, look for more blood than you can shake a stick at-or at least wring out of a sponge-and drastically changed camera angles along with much harder gameplay than before.
Keep an eye out for zombies that come in greater numbers, are harder to kill and were once part of the first STARS, team that was sent to check out the mansion. That's right. Friends that come back from the dead as flesh-eating zombies to eat you alive. A spokesman at Capcom commented that since March, when the company stopped producing new copies of Resident Evil, the game has become harder and harder to find. Capcom says it decided to produce the Director's Cut now to maintain strong consumer awareness of the title.
Capcom says that included on a second disc packaged with the Director's Cut will be an interactive demo of Resident Evil 2. For some gamers, this may be reason enough to buy the new Resident Evil version. Since the Director's Cut is a PlayStation exclusive, the Saturn version of Resident Evil which was released a while back does not contain the Director's Cut additions, just in case you were wondering.
Resident Evil , the game that has won just about every award imaginable, is back with a "Director's Cut. Also, the game sports new character graphics clothes and has an added difficulty level that rearranges the enemy locations.
Is this too good to be true? Let's talk about the overall score this game received. Why did a game that was so awesome on its original release get such a low score?
Is this game actually worse than the original? Absolutely not. This game is everything the original is, and more. The only problem is that it is not much more than the original. I feel that since this game is released under a different name -- Director's Cut -- that people may be lured into feeling they must have this version as well as the original.
Let me caution you right now: unless you need counseling for your addiction to the original game, you really do not need this version. On the other hand, if you don't have the original, there has never been a better opportunity to go out and get it -- in the form of Resident Evil Director's Cut. I assume that every Playstation owner has heard of Resident Evil at some point in their life.
The Director's Cut plays the exact same as the original. Actually, Director's Cut is the exact same game as the original. You are a cop and it is your job to investigate a creepy old house. The default outfits for Jill, Chris, and Rebecca are changed, new camera angles are introduced, and the placement of key items is changed.
Most of these changes are designed to play against the expectations of veteran players of the first Resident Evil - so zombie dogs may smash through new windows, or keys will not be where they were, forcing players to hunt for them anew.
The default Beretta pistol is also changed to a chromed version with a randomized chance to kill standard zombies in one shot. The original release of the Director's Cut advertised an uncut version of the opening cinema, in full color, and never-before seen. Notable aspects of this video include shots of a corpse with bites taken out of the face, close-ups of zombie dogs bleeding when shot, and graphic quick-cuts of Joseph being bitten by these dogs.
Chris is also shown smoking in his introduction, which was cut from Western releases. However, only the French and German releases contained this footage.
The original issue of the Director's Cut contained a demo of Resident Evil 2 on a second disc. The "Greatest Hits" re-release added Dual Shock support for the controller left "movement" stick only. From Mobygames.
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