#Gamecube resident evil 3 480p#
#Gamecube resident evil 3 windows#

#Gamecube resident evil 3 windows#

Furthermore the file is called pl000b.tim, whereas the costume exclusive to the Windows version (black halter top, dark blue skirt, black boots) is called pl000.tim. It is found in the leftover folder dedicated to the alternate costumes of the Windows version of the game, though it is not present in that same folder in the actual Windows versions. Many unused files left-over from that version are present, such as the Windows staff credits (the credits in the GameCube version being identical to that of the PlayStation version), or the two alternate costumes added in the Windows version which are not accessible in the GameCube version.Īn unused alternate costume. The structure of the folders and files of the GameCube version is almost identical to that of the Windows versions of the game.

The Resident Evil title call voice which plays when starting or loading a game from the title screen differs.

#Gamecube resident evil 3 480p#

On top of the corrections, half a dozen other backgrounds which are true high resolution 480p in the Windows version are low resolution (upscaled to 480p) in the GameCube version, for seemingly no reason as those backgrounds are otherwise identical. The statue can not be seen on the lower right of the screen.The cardboard boxes on the mezzanine, which should only belong to the demo versions of Resident Evil 2, were taken out.For the door to the right the planks and the trimming around the door were updated so that they match with how it looks in other camera angles.The GameCube version uses a fixed version of the background not found in the other versions:

The first camera angle used when entering the hall of the RPD (Room 111). This was corrected by reverting to the same background as on PlayStation, which was upscaled. As seen on the Windows version page, the sign in the background and the sign used for the background mask were not the same in that version. The majority (but not all) of the errors found in the Windows version were corrected.Īn example of one of the corrections made. The clothes shop is lit and accessible, no zombie corpse blocks the door, even in the darker version of the room.The RPD meeting room (room 116) uses the later version of the backgrounds in which the made-up soda brand was taken out.Most of these corrections were made by replacing true high resolution background by upscaled PlayStation version backgrounds instead, therefore there was a loss of visual quality in the process. There are however some differences: some corrections were made. The fact that the corridor of the Raccoon Police Department (room 114) uses the early version of the door is also a give-away of that. The GameCube version uses the same 480p backgrounds as the Windows versions. Those three settings are also named differently.

As there are only three shoulder buttons on GameCube, CHANGE AIM was added to both AIM (ENEMY) and AIM (ALL) rather than being its own seperate button.There is an added option so it can be set to off/on at will using any control scheme, whereas in the international PlayStation version only Control Type C has it turned off. The only version of the game in which auto-aiming is turned off by default (although it is on in the Japanese version).However in the Japanese version they are still censored during gameplay. Unlike in the international Windows version decapitation animations caused by Hunters are uncensored (during both cutscene and gameplay).Unlike in the North American PlayStation version, kicking or crushing zombies' heads is uncensored in the North American GameCube version.Is the European version uncensored or not.