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There's nothing the GameCube version has that isn't in the other versions, right?

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The PlayStation 2 version uses pre-rendered FMVs recorded from the GameCube version instead of real-time footage for cutscenes, though these FMVs have comparable graphical quality to the rest of the game.

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Exclusive content

To compensate for the late release, Capcom added new content made specifically for the PlayStation 2 release and later the Wii and PC versions.

* Separate Ways (The Another Order in Japan), a five chapter minigame which revolves around Ada Wong's involvement in Resident Evil 4, and her connection to Albert Wesker, a former member of the Raccoon City S.T.A.R.S. squad, who is now attempting to revive Umbrella. During the minigame, the player can use two exclusive weapons (a pump-action shotgun and a bowgun with explosive arrows).

* Ada's Report, a five-part documentary, which analyzes Ada's relationship with a particular character and their role in the plot. One unlocks portions of the documentary as they progress through the Separate Ways minigame.

* New costume set, which portrays Leon as a 1930s Mobster, and puts Ashley in an indestructible suit of armor. If equipped while Leon is in his mobster costume, the Chicago Typewriter turns into the 1928 model, with a drum magazine as opposed to the regular box magazine. In addition to the Mobster and Knight Outfits Leon can be equipped with a Raccoon City Police Uniform.

* P.R.L. 412 (Plaga Removal Laser), a laser gun which can be used to instantly destroy enemies. Unlocked by beating the Professional difficulty setting.

* Movie Browser, a feature that allows the player to view cutscenes from the both Separate Ways and the main game. The feature is unlocked after a player beats the game.

* Amateur mode, an easier difficulty setting which is exclusive to the Japanese and the Spanish version.

* The PlayStation 2 version also offers support for widescreen televisions.