Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Playthrough of the advanced mode with Chris. The Director’s Cut of Resident Evil was released in 1997. It was meant to feature uncensored FMV sequences, but famously most versions of the game kept the censored FMVs featured in the original version. Originally, this came with a demo of Resident Evil 2, but this is not included in the PlayStation Classic version.
The Advanced mode features a lot of changes to various backgrounds throughout the game along with some other differences, please check out the Cutting Room Floor for more details:
tcrf.net/Resident_Evil_(PlayStation)#Director.27s_Cut
tcrf.net/Resident_Evil_(PlayStation)/Rooms_Differences
The PlayStation Classic was released in 2018 and quickly forgotten about. To me, the main problem with it is that most of the games I would want to play on it I already had on my PS3. For some reason the games are a mixture of the USA and European versions.
Playthrough of the advanced mode with Chris. The Director’s Cut of Resident Evil was released in 1997. It was meant to feature uncensored FMV sequences, but famously most versions of the game kept the censored FMVs featured in the original version. Originally, this came with a demo of Resident Evil 2, but this is not included in the PlayStation Classic version.
The Advanced mode features a lot of changes to various backgrounds throughout the game along with some other differences, please check out the Cutting Room Floor for more details:
tcrf.net/Resident_Evil_(PlayStation)#Director.27s_Cut
tcrf.net/Resident_Evil_(PlayStation)/Rooms_Differences
The PlayStation Classic was released in 2018 and quickly forgotten about. To me, the main problem with it is that most of the games I would want to play on it I already had on my PS3. For some reason the games are a mixture of the USA and European versions.
