The Saturn version of the original Resident Evil is worth noting for an exclusive Battle mini-game which features a zombie Wesker. I would also say that the character models are slightly improved over its Playstation cousin's, but it has poor transparency effects, and overall, its graphics are not quite up to par with the PSX version's.

RE0 has the great graphics, presentation and gameplay of REmake. However, the absence of the item boxes proved to be a pain, and the game that was supposed to "clear up any questions/plot holes", just created new ones. This is the story that unfolded before the events of the original Resident Evil. The Wii "Archives" edition runs in a slightly higher resolution than the original Gamecube release.

The Dreamcast port is the best version of RE2. It's basically the Dual Shock edition, but it sports the best graphics of all the ports, and runs in a higher resolution than the Gamecube port. It also has cool extras like a movie viewer, concept art, Extreme Battle, etc. The Gamecube version is NOT a good port of this game. It is a sloppy, low-quality port. This is the version you want.

The Gamecube port is the best version of RE3. No extras or anything, but it sports the best graphics of all the console ports. The Dreamcast version allows you to choose from all of the alternate outfits from the very start without having to unlock them, but this version looks the best. This is probably the most action-packed of the classic Resident Evil titles.

A fun on-rails shooter that's best played with a friend in co-op. It recaps some of the events from the past titles, and also serves to fill in the huge gap in the storyline between Code Veronica and Resident Evil 4, so it's essential for your RE collection.

Great game, but didn't feel like Resident Evil. The Wii version wins for the extra scenes, Ada side-quests, and new weapons that were originally added to the PS2 version, as well as the Wiimote controls that enhance the gameplay that much more. It's no wonder why people want to see RE5 on the Wii. It also supports the Gamecube/Classic controllers if you wanna go back to the old way.

Good game. Almost as fitting of a conclusion to the series that you could get in the aftermath of RE4. However, it didn't quite tie up all the loose ends. It's basically RE4 with co-op. Although the horror element is practically non-existant. The PS3 Gold Edition is the best version, simply because all of the new downloadable content is included in the bluray disc.