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Many newcomers think SLUS-00753 is superior. Hardcore collectors know that SLUS-00551 is the pure Director's Cut. It captures Shinji Mikami's original vision for the arranged mode with the intended (if bizarre) soundtrack. The DualShock version is a compromise.

: Unlike the later "DualShock Ver." (SLUS-00747), which replaced the music with a controversial new score (famous for the "clown" basement theme), this version features the original compositions by Makoto Tomozawa, Koichi Hiroki, and Masami Ueda. Three Game Modes Standard/Original Version del director de Resident Evil -SLUS-00551-

Resident Evil: Director's Cut with the serial number SLUS-00551 Many newcomers think SLUS-00753 is superior

To understand the value of SLUS-00551, you must understand what Shinji Mikami changed. The original 1996 Resident Evil was a masterpiece hampered by poor voice acting, clunky controls (even for the time), and loading screens between doors. The DualShock version is a compromise

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Depending on whether you choose to play as Chris or Jill, the story unfolds through slightly different perspectives and interactions:

The SLUS-00551 release was the first time Western players got to experience the feature, which was absent in the original 1996 Western release but present in the Japanese Biohazard . This made the tank controls much more manageable, allowing Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine to snap to the nearest zombie or Hunter.