Resident Evil 2 Dreamcast regional differences?

Only a hardcore fan can answer this question. Wikipedia says that the American and Japanese PSX versions differ in that the American has a different Game Over Screen and is harder. I just want to play the version that the director, Hideki Kamiya, intended to be played. (I don't care about the game being in Japanese) However, I plan to get the DREAMCAST version, not the PSX version, and was wondering how the American and Japanse Dreamcast versions before.

I wish that was all, but it's not. What about the Dreamcast PAL version?

So my question is this: What is the difference between the NTSC-U, NTSC-J, and PAL versions of Resident Evil 2 on the Sega Dreamcast?

I have Bio Hazard 2 for both the Playstation and Dreamcast. However, I never played the US or EU versions, so I really don't know much about the differences.

Hell, I even bought the official Japanaese non-analog controller for it. It came with a couple of tea bags.

As for the DC version. The game was released as Bio Hazard 2 : Value Plus, and it came in 3 discs, and with some extras. I don't know if these were included in the western versions or not.

I'd get the Japanese version if only for the far better packaging.

And don't forget VGA support which equals instant win.

And don't forget VGA support which equals instant win.

Panzer_Zwei

the main problem with the RE games (other then RECV) on the DC, is that it does not use the system, its the same problem th Tomb Raider games have.

sure they look better then the PS1/N64 versions , but its not a big improvement considering what its running on

[QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

And don't forget VGA support which equals instant win.

Darkman2007

I never played a BIO HAZARD game in English until 5 on the Xbox 360.

Dreamcast games without VGA support were huge let downs. I can think of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure not having VGA support even though I think it had it printed on the back of the box.

the main problem with the RE games (other then RECV) on the DC, is that it does not use the system, its the same problem th Tomb Raider games have.

sure they look better then the PS1/N64 versions , but its not a big improvement considering what its running on

Darkman2007

It is no different than what CAPCOM did with the GameCube versions. At least on the DC they had VGA support.

[QUOTE="Darkman2007"][QUOTE="Panzer_Zwei"]

And don't forget VGA support which equals instant win.

Panzer_Zwei

I never played a BIO HAZARD game in English until 5 on the Xbox 360.

Dreamcast games without VGA support were huge let downs. I can think of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure not having VGA support even though I think it had it printed on the back of the box.