That DS version is especially interesting. Resident Evil: Deadly Silence on Nintendo DS And from there, there were PC ports, remakes (with REmake being my personal favorite way to experience this game), and even a version on the Nintendo DS! Then, the year after that, another release of the Director’s Cut on PS1, but this time with support for the Dualshock analog controller. That same year, a Director’s Cut version on the PS1.
Tons of them.įirst came a Sega Saturn port in 1997 which came with an unlockable battle mode.
And yes, this is despite the cheesy live-action cutscenes and B-movie grade voice acting in the original release.Īnd with Resident Evil’s success came re-releases. First released in 1996, it would forever change the genre now known as survival horror with the mastery of atmosphere and tension on constant full display.įrom a manor setting with fixed camera angles that always keeps you wondering about what is lurking around each corner to lighting effects that help bring the entire game world to life in the eeriest of ways, there is no wonder why this title left a lasting impact. What happens after that is anyone's guess.Resident Evil: The Weird and Wonderful (Nearly) Lost Game Boy Color Port The 'fundraiser' ends at midnight on February 29th, and with $1,498.63 already in the pool, there's a good chance the seller will reach his target.
Providing, of course, these ROMs exist at all. While the owner claims to be taking a loss, he ultimately stands to make $2,000 for ransoming off a game he didn't make and distributing it without the developer's permission. Without wanting to sound like a complete killjoy, I am duty bound to highlight the dubious legality of this little 'fundraiser'. Apparently acting on behalf of the owner, Kiff has posted his email address so that Resi completists can send PayPal donations in the hope of getting their hands on these ultra-rare builds. The anonymous 'owner' of these ROMs wants $2,000 before he is willing to put them in the public domain. You're going to have to work for your meal While the video game historians among you may already be foaming at the mouth, there's a small caveat. Far from it.ĪSSEMbler forum member Kiff claims that an unidentified third party is in possession of two GBC ROMs containing different near-finished builds of Capcom's abandoned Resident Evil port.Īccording to the post, the two ROMs feature different item slots and load functions, and only one offers both Chris and Jill as playable characters. A member of the ASSEMbler forum is offering to release an unfinished Game Boy Color port of Resident Evil.īefore you clamber into your attic and start searching for your GBC charger, this is not an official release.
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