The PS1 DualShock RE-volution & RE1's Replaced Music: Was It All Bad? | Gaming Through the Years (Patreon)

For years, the DualShock Edition’s soundtrack has been the butt of every Resident Evil joke, but is it really the disaster everyone remembers? This video re-examines the music, the controversy behind it, and the strange story of the composer who wasn’t who he claimed to be.Time codes:0:00 - The Evolution of the PS1's Controller5:01 - Why Replace RE1's Music?6:28 - Was It Worth It?8:33 - The Controversies10:36 - Reputation & Music Comparisons17:48 - Resident Evil 2 DualShock EditionEndcard Artwork by OcaRockaRina (Twitter)Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2 © 1996, 1997, 1998 CapcomCyber Sled © 1993, 1995 NamcoJumping Flash! © 1995 Exact, Ultra, SonyCrash Bandicoot © 1996 Naughty Dog, SonyTomb Raider © 1996 Core Design, EidosSuper Mario 64 © 1996 NintendoApe Escape © 1999 Sony Computer EntertainmentFeaturing Music by:Soichi Terada, Takashi Niigaki, Masami Ueda, Shusaku Uchiyama, Syun NishigakiThis video exists for the sake of analysis and review and is thus protected under Fair Use.