Resident Evil: Director's Cut
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The following cheat codes are for Resident Evil: Director's Cut on PlayStation, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.
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| Follow the directions listed with each code. | |
| Double Ammo - Highlight advanced mode, then enter the code until the text turns green. | Hold dpadRight |
| More Skill Levels - At the demo title screen, highlight New Game and enter the code. | Hold dpadRight |
About Resident Evil: Director's Cut
Resident Evil: Director's Cut (also recognized as RE: Director's Cut) is a definitive re-release of the title that pioneered the survival horror genre, designed to tide fans over during the development delays of its sequel. Developed by Capcom and released in 1997 for the Sony PlayStation (PSX), the game was later brought to modern audiences on the PlayStation 4 (PS4) and PlayStation 5 (PS5) in 2022 as part of the PlayStation Plus Premium Classics catalog. This version introduces "Arrange Mode" (known as Advanced Mode in some regions), which significantly alters the experience by reshuffling item and enemy placements, introducing new fixed camera angles, and providing Jill and Chris with unique alternative costumes from the start.
Across its platform history, the gameplay is defined by the tension of resource management and the introduction of the "Beginner Mode," which doubles the amount of ammunition and ink ribbons found throughout the Spencer Mansion. The original PSX version is frequently noted for its "Custom Beretta," a stainless steel handgun in Arrange Mode that has a random chance to decapitate zombies with a single shot. The modern PS4 and PS5 versions are celebrated for their quality-of-life enhancements, including "Rewind" and "Quick Save" features, as well as up-rendered visuals and custom video filters that mimic the look of classic CRT monitors. Recently, a 2025 update for the modern consoles added a region-switcher, allowing players in PAL regions to finally access the 60Hz NTSC version for smoother performance.
A significant point of discussion in the game's legacy is the "DualShock Edition" update, which added vibration and analog support but is most famous for replacing the iconic original soundtrack with a new score. This replacement includes the infamous "Basement Theme," widely mocked for its bizarre, discordant trumpet arrangement. While the PS4 and PS5 versions primarily use the original 1997 Director's Cut soundtrack, they still benefit from modern controller vibration. Whether you are avoiding the mutated "Zombie Forest" in Arrange Mode on your original PSX or utilizing the rewind feature to survive a Hunter ambush on your PS5, Resident Evil: Director's Cut remains a definitive and atmospheric trip back to the origins of the Arklay Mountain disaster.