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The Game Nexus - Resident Evil: Director's Cut
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Manufacturer: Capcom
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Amazon Maximum Age: 20
Amazon Minimum Age: 204
Binding: Video Game
Brand: Capcom
EAN: 0133882103122
ESRB Age Rating: Mature
Label: Capcom
Manufacturer: Capcom
Model: 013388210398
Platform: PlayStation
Publisher: Capcom
Studio: Capcom
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Summary: Resident Evil collectors
Comment: I am an avid gamer and one of the titles I am into is Resident Evil. I couldn't find the original PlayStation Resident Evil Games any where so I went online and there they where. I bought the first Resident Evil because I would like to play theme in order. Any one who is a Resident Evil fan should buy this game.
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Summary: old But, exellent game
Comment: This is Great version of resident evil one. you can choose regular mode, which is just like first version, or you can pick arrange mode that makes the game more challaging. It also comes with vibrate function.
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Summary: Resident Evil: Director's Cut Review
Comment: I've been a Resident Evil fan ever since '96 when the 1st RE Original came out. I purchased the original back-in-the-day because I liked zombie flicks & it turned out to be awsome. I had no idea it would become so popular that a movie would be made. But, my old original game disc is scratched. Trying to find the orignal game is like trying to find a needle-in-a-haystack, until I decided to check Amazon. I'd heard of this site but never tried it. Even though this game isn't the original disc game, it is the 2nd best, the director's cut. It came in fantastic condition & time. Which is why I will restate myself, "Buy from Gamequest: Direct!" The game is perfect, that is my review.
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Summary: Resident Evil
Comment: This is the game that started it all and set the bar for future survival horror games. With a recent remake for the Gamecube, this title is a classic and a must have. Buy it. Own it. Love it.
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Summary: The Angry Resident Evil Nerd, is pleased!?
Comment: Wow, first off I have to say 'pure classic'. I love this game, in all of its dated graphics and game play with additional cheesy (Jill Sandwich) dialoge glory. That is what this baby is, glory. A truly excellent game, with excellent graphics, for its time and it's, for this nerd at least one of the fondest memories of my wasted childhood I have. In fact this is one of the things I spend countless hours mastering that I don't regret one bit.
The control is simple and responsive, which I like. This game to me was my first introduction to actual video games, sure I'd play Mario or Primal Rage or what ever on the old SNES. Then one fatefull day young Kazuki Ferret was (at age 8) introduced to Resident Evil. The game for him, challenging puzzles which tested intellect, well designed levels and characters, and o' course guns.
Looking back now, this game was an excellent first for the giant we know today as the Resident Evil series. With such classic games as RE2, RE3, Code: Veronica, and RE4 stemming from it. This game is a simple must own in your video game collection, if you see a copy and don't own one; buy it is what I say. I got the copy I have for $5.00, which is an excellent price for such a classic game. There is no reason not to own this game.
-Kazuki Ferret, 'The Angry Resident Evil Nerd'
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Editorial Reviews:
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Zombies, an old mansion, and limited ammo. What more could you want? Resident Evil: Director's Cut plunges you into the world of B-grade zombie flicks, and does a first-class job of it. From the cheesy dialogue and voice acting to the confusing camera angles, you'll jump and squirm through a series of mind-numbing puzzles and heart-pounding attacks. The trick is: conserve your ammo, and learn to run. The game is interspersed with movie-style cut scenes that all too often annoy rather than elucidate. The gist of the story is this: you and your special forces teammates have come to investigate the disappearance of the last team, and you have no idea what you're getting into. You spend the rest of the game trying to find your way out of the mansion in which you're trapped. The bottom line: If you like zombie flicks, buy it, play it, love it. And the best part--try blowing the zombie dogs' heads off with the bazooka. --John Cocking Pros: - Scary sound, camera angles, horror-movie action
- Sense of dread, dropping ammo count
- Zombies
Cons: - Horrible dialogue
- Back-tracking for puzzles
- The bazooka won't blow open a door
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