There’s some exciting news for fans of Resident Evil Director’s Cut on PS Plus Premium/Deluxe. A surprise update has given the classic game a significant improvement. Gamers who were previously stuck with the less-than-perfect PAL version can now rejoice—there’s a new option that lets you switch regions and experience the smoother NTSC version, which has been available to players in the Americas.
Sony has been making strides in providing a better gaming experience by adding a region-switching option to its PS Plus classic games. This effort stems from the differences between PAL and NTSC versions, particularly noticeable in frame rates and game speed. The slower PAL versions don’t quite match up to the quality gamers are used to, leading to some dissatisfaction. Fortunately, Sony made a commitment back in 2022 to integrate NTSC options wherever possible, and it seems they are delivering on that promise.
The most recent game to benefit from this change is Resident Evil Director’s Cut, as highlighted by a keen-eyed Redditor named the_andshrew. This update is certainly a treat for fans who have been eager for a better version.
If you’re not a PS Plus Premium subscriber but have been holding out for this NTSC upgrade, there’s good news. You can now buy a standalone version of the game directly from the PlayStation Store. Plus, if you’ve previously purchased Resident Evil Director’s Cut on older consoles like the PS3, PSP, or Vita, you might qualify for a free upgrade. Just log into your account and check the game’s page on the PS Store—you’ll see if you can download it free of charge based on your purchase history.
