RE Series Preference

[Anonymous No.6833118]

What is your preferred way of playing the series?

I prefer GameCube for all of them except for Code Veronica (I choose vanilla Dreamcast because of the graphics, VMU, and don't care for the added content), and since OG RE1 isn't on GC, I usually go with PS1 Director's Cut (non-Dual Shock).

[Anonymous No.6833123]

ps1 original

[Anonymous No.6833159]

>>6833118
>(I choose vanilla Dreamcast because of the graphics, VMU, and don't care for the added content
You can play X on Dreamcast.

Anyways, I play 1 on Saturn, and 2, 3 and CVX on Dreamcast.

[Anonymous No.6833259]

>>6833118
1 on Saturn for the exclusive Extreme Battle mode and the rest on the playstation consoles. They luckily have everything.

Code Veronice has a infinite bug that's not included on the dreamcast, which is why i would avoid that version.

Resident Evil 2 has all of it's newer versions on the psone with the extreme battle (imo the best RE mode right after Raid Mode), so no worries there.

I'm kinda sad about RE3 never getting the love the others did. It's my favorite one among them and it kinda sucks it never got anything additionally outside of the mercenaries mode (which is also pretty cool). The costume fiasco on every console version is also not doing it any favor.

[Anonymous No.6833302]

>>6833118
All of them on PS1, with the first game going on non-dualshock Director's Cut and the second on the dual-shock. And then I roll Code Veronica on Dreamcast.

[Anonymous No.6833316]

>>6833118
RE1- PS1, original cut
RE2- PC
RE3- Gamecube
CV- Dreamcast

[Anonymous No.6833821]

>>6833118
PS1; the games look, play, and sound best that way

[Anonymous No.6833853]

>>6833118
>Resident Evil
PSX or Patched MediaKite (PC)
Soft spot for Saturn
Do not care for (and now fans make me actively detest) the gimped DS version
>Resident Evil 2
Soucrnext (PC) Patched
>Resident Evil 3
Sourcenext (PC) Patched
>CODE:Veronica
The HD Remaster on PS3 (which is an objective step up as aside from the DC version, it is the only release that makes proper use of the lighting mechanics and actually improves upon them)
>Resident Evil (2002)
GCN original
>Resident Evil 0
GCN original
>Resident Evil 4
GCN original

[Anonymous No.6834147]

>>6833118
1 - Saturn
2 - N64
3 - Dreamcast

[Anonymous No.6834895]

>>6833853
There is a patch for RE3 sourcenext? I can't find it on his website. Last I heard he was "considering it" after Dino Crisis.

[Anonymous No.6834936]

>>6833118
Emulating PS1 versions on my laptop and playing with keyboard because its way better for tank controls

[Anonymous No.6834937]

1-PC (remake)
2-PC (remake)
3-PSX
4-PC

[Anonymous No.6834960]

>>6833118
PEECEE

[Anonymous No.6834982]

RE1- PS1 DC emulated on ps3
RE2- N64 for controls, RE2 platinum for win98 for max content
RE3- Emulated on PS3
RECVX- PS3 on digital or original ps2/PC Emu
RE4- Steam with hdproject
RE5- Steam
RE6- Steam
RE7- dont
RE REVELATIONS- Steam
RE REVELATIONS 2- Steam
Enjoy

[Anonymous No.6834987]

>>6833118
PS2 for Code Veronica, GC for the rest, and REmake obsoletes the original so I don't worry about that one

[Anonymous No.6835003]

>>6834937
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.6835651]

>>6834895
Fuck, I meant to write 'PC version with Envrionmental Graphics Patch', which is what I have on my computer. I just confuse it with Sourcenext because I also have that installed and they look borderline the same to me.

[Anonymous No.6835687]

>>6834987
Go back to /v/ you tasteless /v/ermin.
>REmake replaces RE1, when both games are completely different in progression and extra modes
>RE2 on GCN, when that version has less content than the Dreamcast and PC counterparts, in addition to being essentially a port of the PSX version
>RE3 on GCN, when the far superior and easier to set up PC version exists
>CODE:Veronica on PS2, the literal worst version of the game bar none

[Anonymous No.6835820]

>>6833853
>The HD Remaster on PS3 (which is an objective step up as aside from the DC version, it is the only release that makes proper use of the lighting mechanics and actually improves upon them)
Disgusting. You lose the dark, murky look for overexposed, oversaturated blown out lighting. Not to mention the fmvs fucking dip in framerate at random moments.

[Anonymous No.6835828]

>>6835820
>uses a scene that is making use of the new lighting to show how bright it is
No fucking shit.
CVX, unlike the PS2 version, has an actually present lighting mechanic.

[Anonymous No.6835832]

>>6833118
Nowadays I favor the originals in a psx emulator. Back then, I remember playing 3 on the dreamcast and noticed the graphics were smoother and all that, it had mercenaries mode unlocked by default and some other extras. Never played CV outside the DC, since it was the last console I had before switching to PC. But from what I seem of the "extras" on the internet, they were detrimental to the original.

[Anonymous No.6835850]

>1/2/3
On Playstation with DS2 controller because the controller feel perfect for the games, especially the dpad
>REmake 1 and RE0
On PC with my DS4 controller
>CVX
On PS2 with my DS4 controller
>REmake 2
On PC with mkb

[Anonymous No.6835854]

>>6835850
>>CVX
On PS2 with my DS2*** controller

[Anonymous No.6835985]

>>6833118
RE1 Original, DS for added content
RE2 N64, Gamecube, Dreamcast
RE3 Dreamcast, Gamecube PC
RE4 Wii Edition
RE5 PC
RE6 Skip
RE7 PC
RECVX Gamecube, Dreamcast, PS3

[Anonymous No.6836691]

Here's a capture of the Resident Evil: Code Veronica X for the DC. For me the original DC games looks best.

[Anonymous No.6836693]

>>6836691

[Anonymous No.6836701]

>>6836693

[Anonymous No.6836730]

>>6836691
Does X on Dreamcast have any visual differences from Code Veronica? Or is it just the PS2 and GC versions that look different?

[Anonymous No.6837005]

>>6836730
>Does X on Dreamcast have any visual differences from Code Veronica? Or is it just the PS2 and GC versions that look different?

It looks identical to the original Dreamcast release. The only real difference is Steve's hair. Code: Veronica Kanzenban for the Dremacast does contain all of the CVX extras. It was never released outside of Japan. But there are fan translations.

[Anonymous No.6837024]

[Anonymous No.6837050]

>>6837005
>But there are fan translations.
There is, but it can bug out on GDEmu when Claire needs to go down in submarine.

[Anonymous No.6837063]

>>6837050
>There is, but it can bug out on GDEmu when Claire needs to go down in submarine.

I'm playing this on ReDream, and I just passed that scene without any issues.

[Anonymous No.6837095]

>>6837050
>GDEmu

Whoops. I thought GDEmu was an emulator. But you are talking about the flash drive mod for the real DC hardware. That's a shame. But even un-translated. The game still has the English voice overs and is not hard to navigate the Japanese text.

[Anonymous No.6837110]

>>6837063
>>6837095
Now I'm thinking I should have passed that scene in unmodded version, but oh well, whatever now. I just went and played original.

[Anonymous No.6837119]

>>6837110
>Now I'm thinking I should have passed that scene in unmodded version, but oh well, whatever now. I just went and played original.

I noticed that "X" on the Japanese Dreamcast can also read/ continue from the regular game as well. There is an option to load from the original game data instead of the X data.

[Anonymous No.6837127]

>>6837119
Yes, that's what I did.

[Anonymous No.6837143]

>>6837119


Screenshot from ReDream with the english patch.

[Anonymous No.6838703]

>>6834147
Based

[Anonymous No.6839330]

>>6833118
Everything on GameCube because they have a unique control option called Type C (press R trigger to walk/run)

[Anonymous No.6840829]

>>6837005

Few more captures from RECVX for the DC (running in ReDream)

[Anonymous No.6840834]

>>6840829

[Anonymous No.6840850]

>>6840829

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