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RE2 on the N64 was the best because smooth textures; Once you finish the game you also get access to item randomizer, making the re-run much much interesting, because keys are on different places now.
If you want to ask me, just play RE3 and RE2 as mods on Left 4 Dead 2, you won't regret; Plus you'll experience true online resident evil experience - the way it was meant to be played, but never delivered to players.
RE3 is not the same way. Best way to play is to get a Windows 98 machine and install it on that. Unfortunately for that, the entire setup cost a lot more than it did in 2000.
RE3 was like:
"OH NOES HERE COMES THE NEMESIS; PROBLY JUST ANOTHER BOSS FIGHT OR ANOTHER QTE EVENT"
while in old Resident Evil, he would literally chase you to death, open doors, put you in life/death situations. In here you can just run away from him, shoot at his mom's chest pendant, throw a flash granade, idk you name it...
EDIT: And Jill is like "Oh Yea, I'm a girl you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bastard"
As if we didn't already know that; Speaking of "not knowing what a radio is", don't treat gamers like idiots, capcom.
RE1, RE2 and RE3 were all available for PC. Getting RE3 should not be too hard. The other two are a little less common to find.
Getting them to work is a different thing. RE 3 should be (again) not much of a problem that game is quite "tolerant" when it comes to modern systems.
RE2 is a little harder and usually requires atleast some workaround with the save slot.
RE1....dunno if Win10 compatibility helps much, but the last OS I could get it to run in anything else than software mode was WinXP. Including a constant Ctd in Jills scenario.
If you are happy with playing it in Software mode - which shows the ugliest possible game in terms of graphics - then you might have luck even with more modern systems. Just get use to play it in a really tiny window.
I haven't played the original re1 but i really enjoyed it's hd remaster version.
I wish they do this also to 2 and 3... or at least add them those originals as a dlc on their remake games or just seperate.
For me this is the least they should do.
Although, the infamous version I have (Xplosiv) is missing the mercenaries executable. The game works with my Xbox One Elite Controller.