What was the largest ROM size available for the N64, and what was the largest theoretical size the system could support? I know on the SNES, the largest made available was 6MB (only one game to my knowledge used it, which was Star Ocean), but I have read that the system could, in theory, support larger ROM sizes. Either way, I was always impressed by the N64 version of Resident Evil 2, even if it is arguably the worst version of the game, it's still a technical impressive feat. Gran turismo 5 wiki. I was a little surprised John didn't mention about the one missing FMV, due to them miscalculating. It's the scene where Ada/Claire confronts Annette about the G/T Virus in the sewers.

It's one or the other that's missing and I can't remember which of the two it is. But it's nice to have see how the game stacked up across all platforms. I'm actually surprised to see the Source Next version is still for sale, since I had always considered tracking that down. Something curious to note and I remember this: He mentions about the Resident Evil 3 backgrounds being higher resolution on the Dreamcast.

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While this is true, I believe there was some weird compression about the returning backgrounds from RE2 in the police station, where you can see visual blocking on some of them. So that was another area where I was a little surprised he didn't touch upon, even if RE3 wasn't really a focus on there. Managed to get the Sourceforge version on PC; while I still think the game looks great on Dolphin with the fan textures, this does look really good as well. What's really dramatically improved and touched upon in the video is how nice the cutscenes look. It's too bad the original background wasn't preserved as we'll never really get a high-resolution solution that will really wow everyone, at least until some future technology comes out.

And as far as I know, the REmake background art wasn't preserved either; while it doesn't bother me that much, I know other people noted the upscaling in HD ports had the vaseline effect in that title. I guess I'm not as sensitive as to notice the loss of detail but I won't deny it's not there understanding the process. The colour depth for the backgrounds are lower in the Sega Saturn game, even though they are clearly the same resolution as the PS1 backgrounds. I took these following images for an old NeoGAF thread for high resolution Saturn screenshots via emulation. Yeah, obviously, emulation.

But the screenshots are unfiltered and they do show what the backgrounds for each version look like with pretty good clarity. And of course the models are vastly different because of the quads in the Saturn game, also the Saturn game lacks transparencies for polygon objects. Though arguably, the N64 backdrops are at a higher colour bit depth than the RE1 Saturn port.

I can;t get any examples, but in some cases the N64 backdrops are not that much more lower resolution than the PS1 counterparts. But it really depends on the scene. The resolution downgrades were not equal across the boards in the N64 port. They varied from area to area. The colour depth for the backgrounds are lower in the Sega Saturn game, even though they are clearly the same resolution as the PS1 backgrounds. I took these following images for an old NeoGAF thread for high resolution Saturn screenshots via emulation.