THE DEFINITIVE VERSION™ OF

RESIDENT EVIL 1


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One of, if not the most important game of the 32-bit era, Resident Evil put survival horror on the map. Although others came before it, Resident Evil's atmosphere, pacing, and limited resources have become staples of the genre. Right now, in 2023 we are seeing a massive resurgence with indie devs actually programming PSX style games with tank controls on purpose.

RELEASES


PLAYSTATION - 1996


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PROS: - Classic survival horror experience
CONS: - Tank controls
- Voice acting
NOTES: - Although listed as negatives the tank controls and voice acting can be seen as part of the charm

SATURN - 1997


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PROS: - Arena battle mode
CONS: - Lower quality graphics due to transparency limitations on the Saturn

PC - 1997


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CONS:
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PLAYSTATION [DC/DUAL SHOCK] - 1997/1998


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PROS: - Arrange and beginner difficulty modes
- New enemies such as forest speyer and fast zombies
CONS: - Same issues such as graphics and controls that make the game feel dated

GAMECUBE [REMAKE] - 2002


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PROS: - Completely remastered graphics including new textures and character models
CONS: - Due to hardware limitations graphics can be blurry and pixelated

NINTENDO DS - 2006


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PROS:
CONS: - Clunky controls
- No strafing, you must stand and fire FIXME

NINTENDO Wii - 2009


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PROS:
CONS: - Clunky controls
- No strafing, you must stand and fire FIXME

MULTI [HD REMASTER] - 2015


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PROS: - 1080p Resolution
- “Tank” or modern control options
- 5.1 Surround
CONS: - Camera is still fixed

SWITCH - 2019


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NOTES: - Same as 2015 release.

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