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Resident Evil HD Remaster - Video comparison with Wii version

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The video goes by pretty quickly, so I recommend clicking on the settings button in the youtube player to make it run at 0.5 speed.

This video took way longer than I expected to edit, but here you go! These are most of the scenes from the trailer compared with the original Wii version running on Dolphin emulator (which is arguably the current best way to play REmake). I should emphasize that this video is showing REmake at 720p, which is only possible in an emulator. Wii/Gamecube version runs at 480p max and that would look noticeably worse. The brightness might also look a bit "off" in the emulator compared to playing it on a Wii/Gamecube.

I uploaded a variant of this video with the emulated Wii footage downscaled to 480p, so it mimics how it would look on an actual Wii. Although, even this footage is better than what the Wii would output since it gets a lot of anti-aliasing when downscaled like this:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ9IDsbwacc

I also took a bunch of screengrabs from this as an additional comparison, which you can find here:
http://quackfluffy.tumblr.com/post/96407628562/you-guys-remember-how-i-said-i-wasnt-gonna-do
http://quackfluffy.tumblr.com/post/96407917857/and-even-more-comparisons-all-of-these-are

Seeing a comparison in motion is pretty interesting as it makes other changes more apparent. Like the lack of frame blending blur, they've tweaked many of the animations to make them look more natural and smooth, there's some backgrounds they've done some manual work on (like the hallway where Chris walks away from the camera), and they've added new facial expressions.

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Jan 22, 2015 @ 8:21am

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