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[[File:RE1OriginalPSVersion.jpg|250px|left|thumb|The original PlayStation version of Resident Evil]] | [[File:RE1OriginalPSVersion.jpg|250px|left|thumb|The original PlayStation version of Resident Evil]] | ||
Resident Evil was first released in Japan on March 22, [[1996]], North America on March 30, [[1996]], and Europe on August 1, [[1996]] for the [[PlayStation]]. The game was developed and published by [[Capcom]] (and by [[Virgin Interactive]] for the worldwide PC and European releases) and was met with high success and sales worldwide. Shortly after, it was released on the [[PC]], adding sharper graphics and more exclusive features, but its sales came nowhere close to the PlayStation version. | Resident Evil was first released in Japan on [[March 22]], [[1996]], North America on [[March 30]], [[1996]], and Europe on [[August 1]], [[1996]] for the [[PlayStation]]. The game was developed and published by [[Capcom]] (and by [[Virgin Interactive]] for the worldwide PC and European releases) and was met with high success and sales worldwide. Shortly after, it was released on the [[PC]], adding sharper graphics and more exclusive features, but its sales came nowhere close to the PlayStation version. | ||
The game was then brought to the [[Sega Saturn]], but due to the lack of popularity the Saturn had, this version did not receive as many sales as its PlayStation counterpart. In late 1997, after the Sega Saturn release, Capcom released Resident Evil: Director's Cut. The Director's Cut edition brought new camera angles, character models, weapons, and a rearranged story mode. A year after the Director's Cut was released, the Dual Shock version came out, adding the PlayStation's popular rumble feature in Dual Shock controllers. The Dual Shock version also had remixed music composed by Mamoru Samuragouchi. | The game was then brought to the [[Sega Saturn]], but due to the lack of popularity the Saturn had, this version did not receive as many sales as its PlayStation counterpart. In late 1997, after the Sega Saturn release, Capcom released Resident Evil: Director's Cut. The Director's Cut edition brought new camera angles, character models, weapons, and a rearranged story mode. A year after the Director's Cut was released, the Dual Shock version came out, adding the PlayStation's popular rumble feature in Dual Shock controllers. The Dual Shock version also had remixed music composed by Mamoru Samuragouchi. |