Resident Evil Directors Cut : Enter The World Of Survival Horror
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0:00 - Intro
0:16 - Game Vault Episode 5
01:20 - Jill Valentine
01:40 - Director's Cut Live Action Intro
05:07 - The world of Survival Horror
07:31 - The First Zombie
09:14 - Master Of Unlocking
11:28 - Zombie Forrest
13:00 - Barry's Burton Acid Rounds
14:34 - Save Richard !
21:31 - Dog Window Jump Scare
22:47 - Bathroom
23:25 - Jill Sandwhich
26:13 - Director's Cut Trivia / Dog Fight
29:22 - Itchy Tasty / Keeper's Diary
31:04 - Moon Light Sonata
33:18 - Front Door Cerberus
In today's episode we play Resdent Evil Director's Cut 1997 , I might have played this playstation ( PS1 ) game more then any other RE game back when i was a kid
An updated version, Resident Evil: Director's Cut, was released for PlayStation in September 1997, a year and a half after the original game. Director's Cut was produced to compensate for the highly publicized delay of the sequel, Resident Evil 2, and was originally bundled with a playable pre-release demo of that game. The Japanese version of the demo disc also included a pre-release demo of Rockman Neo, later retitled Rockman DASH (Mega Man Legends outside Japan), and a trailer for the newly released Breath of Fire III.
The main addition to Director's Cut is an "arranged" version of the game that changes the location of nearly every vital item in the mansion, as well as the enemy placement. The main characters, as well as Rebecca, are given a new wardrobe and the player's handgun is replaced by an improved model where any shot fired has a random chance of decapitating a zombie, killing it instantly. The original version of the game is included as well, along with a new "beginner" mode where the enemies are easier to kill and the amount of ammunition that can be found by the player is doubled. Additionally, the auto-aim function was restored in all modes, though it is not noted in the in-game controls.
The North American and European releases of the Director's Cut were marketed as featuring the original, uncensored footage from the Japanese releases. However, the full motion video (FMV) sequences were still censored, and Capcom claimed the omission was the result of a localization mistake made by the developers. The game's localization was handled by Capcom Japan instead of Capcom USA, and when submitted to Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA), it was rejected because of one line of copyright text. Rather than remove the individual line, Capcom Japan decided to save time and simply swap in the cinematics from the U.S. release of the original Resident Evil. SCEA then approved the game and manufactured a full production run without Capcom USA having any idea that the uncensored scenes had been cut.[39] Three days after the game's release, the uncensored intro was offered as a free download from their website.[39][40] The French and German PAL versions of Director's Cut do feature the uncensored intro FMV in color, though they lacked the uncensored Kenneth death scene. Although the PC version of Resident Evil was not billed as the director's cut version of the game, it is the only version of Resident Evil that has all of the uncensored FMVs, which includes the uncensored introduction, Kenneth's death scene in its entirety, and ending as well.
Resident Evil Directors Cut Game Play with the Infinite Rocket Launcher & Infinite Colt Python
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