Every Port of Resident Evil 1: RE Retrospective 

thing is, if they did it they would have had to split it into 2 carts pokemon style, RE1 already used the largest possible cart for the DS, 128 mb. you can mod the PC version to have a quickturn if you want :P

@@brunocar02 128 was not the max size, some games came on 256 MB, and Pokemon BW2 came on 512 MBs.

you are the one in the wrong, third party only had access up to 128mb, 256 were only use for black and white and 512 only for black and white 2.

@@brunocar02 Professor Layton and the Unwound Future had a 256 MB cart. That is a third party game. You are the one who is in fact wrong for calling me wrong.

its not a third party game lmao, in every region but japan it was published by nintendo.

For the tank controls it can just be uncomfortable and somewhat counterintuitive if you're more used to 2d control

Even when they were popular people were bad at using them. You can get better at it but they're not very good controls. That kind of pivoting control scheme works better on top down 2d games if anything.

Yeah, I honestly don't know either why people made an issue with tank controls. You just got used to them, I don't know...it was like any video game of the time for N64/PSone. The controls were wonky until your muscle memory took over and you didn't even know what you were doing, but you were doing it right lol (maybe people my age that grew up with 90's video games know what I'm talking about)

I don't get why people bitch at tank controls I was 9 when I first played it, my sister who's a bigger RE fan than me had no problem picking it up when she was 5. she was actually playing the remaster on steam and was like WHAT THE FUCK WHERE ARE MY TANK CONTROLS

I haven’t played anything since ps2, recently I got a switch and a PS4. I have found I’m better at tank than not tank, what ever the opposite of tank is.

Can of coke to you.

Evolves like a G-Virus infected

Why does you profile pic looks like a mixture between leonardo di caprio and Robert Deniro

@@samtepal3892 lmao, I assure you that I look nothing like either, but thank you for that

David Andrew agreed. We love you no matter the length and content of a review. Long, short, hard, soft, your review is YOUR review. We’re here for you man.

@@Heckaradad same goes for dick size

Capcom and especially Konami did that a lot. Castlevania 3 was incredibly well balanced on the Famicom. When it came to America, they made it the most unfairly BS game in the main series.

It was the same with RE2 also

oooooo there's a hot take. People gave me heaps of shit for thinking the remake of 2 might be standing neck and neck with the original. Also, you're the best!

@@AvalancheReviews yeah man, as much as I love RE2 classic, that remake was fucking incredible. It only had one or two small things that detracted from it beating RE-MAKE for me.

How the fuck is this comment a month old if it was uploaded 14 minutes ago?

@@skikes3033 that's what I was about to say

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That's crazy!!!!! I wish I would have known. I would have credited you. Typically you can never find the true origin of footage like that, but I'm talking to the guy that uploaded it. That's insane to me!!! I think before it was tech tv, it was gamespot tv, or at least that's what Adam Sessler's show was called. I totally forget. Either way, thank you. That footage brings me back to my first time watching old embedded quicktime videos of RE 1.5. You definitely did the internet a service.

@@AvalancheReviews No credits needed! It's all about sharing with the community at this point. Like when Dot50Cal and his gang (who took over my website many moons ago) got their hands on the only known copy of Resident Evil 1.5, and after they got it, they released it into the community for everyone to experience! It cost them thousands of dollars, and now the Resident Evil 1.5 modding community is deep into restoring what never worked in that old copy of 1.5. Keep up the good work on these videos!

Thank you for that! As long as RE lives, so does the retrospective.

Totally agree.

I just wish it had arrange game like the PS versions

@@kyledodson2992 it did.

Clown no one needs a weirdo making timestamps, if this youtuber wanted timestamps he would of made them, or he would pay an editor to. I know you're use to clowns praising you "not all heros wear capes" but not here. Here ima tell you like it is. Clown

Hell yeah!!!! Just remember to hold select and start when the game boots, so it starts up in its original resolution, and not the non integer scale the 3ds uses for ds games.

Can you link me to it? I can only find the older stuff not direct links.

By problems you mean what exactly?

@@cheappyv5156 Cheap background upscaling with visible artifacts and less than perfect attempts at smoothing things out They did it right with RE0 remaster

@@facepalmvideos1 RE0 because of the success of REREREmaster they actually redid the backgrounds. The ones in REREREmaster are occasionally higher res back upd but usually just sloppily smoothed over.

My pleasure!

Yep. Probably the most complete version of the game.

Thank you so much for that. I most definitely will!!!

nintendo ds has 66mhz processor and 4 mb of ram. almost double the power of first playstation (33mhz 2mb ram 1 vram) so there is nothing unusual. generally good working port. I'm surprised why Jared is so astonished about it.

Very happy to provide that!

Glad to give a little positivity!!

Thank you!!! Since Capcom is continuing the series, I guess I'll have content for at least the foreseeable future.

Just finished the video, man, if you liked the DS version, you should check out the multiplayer options. It's surprisingly good and fun. I loved being able to play a psuedo mercenaries mode as Forest.

It's so distasteful how many people unliked the video... Toxic ass community that doesn't understand how spin-offs work

William RPD meanwhile some people are toxic in a different way. They feel the the series/devs can do no wrong, and are entitled to your time, money, and praise. The reality is that, they aren't. The RE series' experimental & often trend chasing spinoffs, have been hit or miss, with way more misses than hits. This is ESPECIALLY true of the Online MP Shooter titles. Outside of Outbreak, the Online focused spinoffs have been FLAT OUT TRAINWRECKS both critically and financially. So it's pretty obvious how the community feels Online MP Shooter games. Yet here Capcom go again, trying to force another Online Multiplayer Shooter down the community's throats... despite the community already making it known loud and clear that that is the OPPOSITE of what they want.

@@Kenshiro3rd ORC and UC both have active online communities. How many other shooters that age do? Answer_____. People that blindly hate co-op shooters because it isn't what they wanted to be developed. Sounds like a personal problem. The rest of us are having fun, so they aren't "trainwrecks". Both games are perfectly fine for what they are. We enjoy playing them. Get over it.

That's what i like to hear! I'll be honest, I learned a lot making this video.

Thanks! I actually have a video on Daymare ready to go. I just have to wait till the review embargo drops. It'll be up, the second the game releases.

@@AvalancheReviews Well I can't wait to check that out. I just hope covering survival horror doesn't burn you out. Believe it or not, the retrospectives are highly re-watchable.

REDS is freaking amazing.

Thank you!!!

I never knew he voiced Richter!! Damn

@@AvalancheReviews My bad! It seems he voiced Chris Redfield, not Richard. By the way, his name was Scott McCulloch.

@@anachromancer7005 not only Richter had the same voice as Chris but Dracula was voiced by the same VA of Harry Mason.

@@carlosaugustodinizgarcia3526 Should I quote Silent Hill now? Yes. "Have you seen a little girl?"

Thank you for that. I do tend to get down on my old stuff too much. I always want to do better, but that knife can cut both ways for sure. I still like my old work though, so that's good.

Thanks so much! Very happy you liked it.

To be honest, I thought I would get way more pushback on that, but everyone seems to agree.

Well I've reviewed enough horror games at this point. I might as well review em all.

Avalanche Reviews You’re an insightful dude. I’d watch.

Thanks!! Yeah, I've seen his stuff. He's got a knack for story summaries. That's how I keep up with all the unofficial stuff like the Chinese mangas.

Very happy to show off some cool RE footage

One track is missing, tho.

Shit! ................ I may have been toying with the idea of it.

That sounds awesome!!

2 and 3 would probably have to be one video together since there's less ports. Just PC, Dreamcast, and GC for them. Though Nemesis' original PC port from 99 (Japanese Mediakite specifically) runs surprisingly well on my Windows 10 PC with barely any adjustment. The only thing that took work was getting my Dualshock 4 working, but I actually did get it working without Xpadder or anything. Just some config file edits. In fact, the 99 PC port of Nemesis (60fps) actually runs better than the Sourcenext 2006 port (30fps I believe), where with RE2 it was the opposite. And then there's RE4's original PC port which is hilariously bad.

Excalibur01 Same. it's little more than a Dead by Daylight knockoff.

Same. I'd rather get another single player focused game.

Who is?

well some people are, so don't be a part of the sad group that kills it out of spite like RE UC.

Yeah about that...

I got a copy recently for like 15-20 bucks. It's not too expensive, or at least it wasn't a month or so ago. Definitely worth dropping 20$ on. It is such a cool version of the game. Especially if you're already familiar with the original.

I have gotten a lot of requests to dive into that series next. I have another bug survival horror franchise in mind for the next few videos, but I will definitely jump back into ff at some point.

@@AvalancheReviews Fatal Frame and Kuon are delicious in their atmosphere. They come with equally cheesy voice acting.

Hell yeah! That's the most interesting part of these videos for me.

Definitely a product of its day.