: After a series of bizarre cannibalistic murders are reported in the Arklay Mountains, the Raccoon Police Department's elite S.T.A.R.S. (Special Tactics and Rescue Service) Bravo Team is dispatched to investigate.
Además, esta versión del juego sirvió como modelo para ediciones especiales y "director's cuts" de otros títulos, mostrando que era posible ofrecer a los jugadores una experiencia renovada y mejorada de un juego ya existente. Version del director de Resident Evil -SLUS-00551-
¡Claro! A continuación, te presento un contenido relacionado con la versión del director de Resident Evil, también conocida como "Director's Cut" o "SLUS-00551" en referencia a su código de producto. : After a series of bizarre cannibalistic murders
The marketing for the North American Director's Cut originally promised "uncensored" footage, implying the inclusion of the gory, full-color Japanese intro and the uncensored death of Kenneth Sullivan. However, due to a "localization mistake," the SLUS-00551 version still contained the censored, black-and-white opening from the 1996 US release. Only the French and German PAL versions of the Director's Cut actually featured the uncensored, colored FMVs. Collecting and Legacy ¡Claro
: This physical release originally included a second disc containing a playable Resident Evil 2 demo Censorship Controversy
The serial number SLUS-00551 refers to the original North American release of Resident Evil: Director's Cut , published by on September 30, 1997. Resident Evil Wiki
Many newcomers think SLUS-00753 is superior. Hardcore collectors know that SLUS-00551 is the pure Director's Cut. It captures Shinji Mikami's original vision for the arranged mode with the intended (if bizarre) soundtrack. The DualShock version is a compromise.