this port has sharp pictures !

guitar explodes? dude you realize you can just put epic guitar right?

Me too. Bio 2 was part of my childhood. Precious for my life. A lot of memories brings on!

Lol, I told myself I’d skip over most of it. Nope, watched every second. I regret nothing.

You can play the CGI graphics on the PS1 system

Windshield *

@@thecoolcario9048 That's actually a really cool detail, they went through the effort to have the police car flip around for the Clair A scenario, so depending on which character got which scenario it can be either (for the Leon scenario it is the windshield).

he just sliding out lmao

It’s formulated bio weapons that’s worth a lot of money and they shot the creator... yeah they don’t want to hit the samples lol

Well what kind of U.S.S guys fire their smgs from the hip?

@@elijahmaximuslaxamana674 its been like that in 60s til 2000 era when they realize how useless it was

Aw man don't remind me :'(

I can change the graphics on my PS1 system Soo it can look realistic like the CGI graphics

@@bobbywilliams-clay3683 nice joke

Zombie: a Leon: *SON OF A BITCH*

WHAT THE ?

The original had a more clam feel, while the Remake was WAY WAY too mondernized.

anjir

@@WindiChilliwack honestly at first I thought they were going to do the same kind of remake they did for the first game on the gamecube

Shame it isnt on the new Playstation Plus

You can get them on PS3/Vita Store.

Redbunn he shoot zombies but not in the head xd

Is Eliot Edward

Ahhh he had an MP5 with unlimited ammo but couldn't kill them, meanwhile our intrepid heroes can kill them with handguns.

Not a main character

There are two main differences in two oposite types of hardware: PC in early 90's: Only 2D acceleration and hardware that wasn't universal, for example each one operated differenty than their peers so coders had to program full support for every one of them, hence why in old games you had a list of both sound and video hardware to choose and pray it worked. Consoles in early 90's: Both cardtridge and 16-bit designs limited everything, developers had to either force the hardware or use many tricks to improve both gameplay and presentation. PC in late 90's: The entire hardware line was universal, every pece of it was designed in a somewhat similar fashion so compatibility went thru the roof, on top of this 3D hardware accelarated cards came into life and the introduction of Direct X broke almost every limitation the developers had, this signing the end of console domination on videogames and turning the PC into a proper full time gaming enviroment. Consoles in late 90's: The introduction of CD-ROMs and the 3D accelerated enviroment made possible many new things, although the hardware was very limited in memory, developers could push the system like before, so their games could make a run to try to reach the quality aviable on PC at that time. Of course all of this depends on the platform for wich the game was created, JRPGs con Consoles dominated the landscape while CRPGs on PC were way more demanding on user attention and willing to improve their abilities instead of the more streamlined JRPG design.

Though these are the best quality versions of the CGI cutscenes from the 2006 Sourcenext PC port. It's highly likely that they actually got the source files again and fit those onto that port.

@@PointReflex thanks for the info

That’s effort! 👍

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The only thing lacking was what the og had multiple scenarios which is 4 of them they still kept everything same no matter you finish Leon A and Claire B then Claire A Leon B still the same still gameplay great biggest bright side

The only thing they forgot to put is the cool guitar song but capcom put it in the donutshop in re 3 remake

The ending of the remake was a disappointment for me.. the scene of Leon on the top of the train with the soundtrack is fantastic.. all lost in the remake.. and that truck guy giving the finger on the remake is like capcom giving the finger to us.. the true fans

@@PauloAwazu "true fans" lmao

​@@guiltyhxcog RE fanboys when the remakes actually remake the game ☠️ "true fans" - 🤓

Yes indeed

Maybe.

It really bothers you that much?

Who give this shit ????

@@andrewilliamcesardossantos1555 I give this shit right here

@@slipprygoblinwithayoutubec3562 aw , hm a shit ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@spoon then came Resident Evil VII Biohazard

Man thats a good question

Helicopter crash is only in B scenario

He had throat cancer and a tumor on one of his vocal cords being removed but permanently changing his voice. I Believe that's why but I'm not sure. Sadly he passed away back in 2020

@@danielmorales9608 health problems.

This game's VAs are a lot better than the first one lol

Don't forget that this is a collection of the CGI cutscenes only, the game constantly mixes in-game cutscenes with CGI cutscenes. In B scenarios the character you're controlling goes out to fight William one last time so they're always locked outside the front train car

@@Klarden I guessed that might be the case. Thanks for clearing it up! Great job compiling all the cutscenes as well.

Birkin was eating the g virus samples

What do you mean? He didn't do anything. He just posted a video to show how the FMV's look from the 2006 PC release by SourceNext/Capcom. That version has the highest quality version FMV's of any version of RE 2.

That would take a lot of work someone would have to animate the cutscenes again. And some of the objects/textures don't exist on the actual game, Just in the prerendered cutscene. That's a lot of work

Resident Evil is called Biohazard in Japan

@@The_BEST_Rookie_Cop ok thanks, now i know why 👍