Mamoru Samuragochi is definitely not a complete fraud. I can assure you that this is the only reason this dreadful piece is in the game. Because we were in the last hours of development, we had no choice but to submit everything we had at the time for publishing. We thought we had deleted all of Samuragochi-san’s “music,” to be honest. In the back of the kitchen, a small locker can be found with a fire hook hidden inside of it that requires a lockpick to open it.

He costed us so much time and money, as he spent many hours at our office just hammering out random notes, all while actual music was being composed by Takashi Niigaki-san, whose contributions we are deeply grateful for. In Resident Evil 3, Grill 13 is one of the locations Jill Valentine visits while exploring downtown Raccoon City. We were just as horrified as all of you after hearing what he came up with. I, Shinji Mikami, hereby swear that Mamoru Samuragochi-san wrote the basement theme from the Director’s Cut. In his second and last exhibit, he showed everyone a sworn statement from Shinji Mikami himself, the video game’s director: To top it off, permanently embedded in the video itself was a date and time that coincides with the timeline of when they would have been working on the video game. His ghostwriter was also seen in the video, as Niigaki gave an overenthusiastic applause after the so-called performance. The quality of the video wasn’t too great, due to it being extracted from a VHS tape, but you could clearly see a younger Samuragochi in the clip. Music From Resident Evil: Directors Cut: DualShock.

In his first exhibit, he showed everyone a video of him playing the infamous theme on an M-Audio MIDI keyboard controller. Resident Evil: Directors Cut: DualShock OST - Mansion Basement by stripedlady 1:08 - 1,408,342 views. After some shouting and one recently shined dress shoe being tossed at him, Samuragochi finally brought forward evidence to support his claim. The composer asserted in a highly-televised press conference event that he absolutely composed the basement theme from Resident Evil: Director’s Cut. After hearing the basement theme went viral on the internet through a friend, Samuragochi wanted to set the right record straight and turn the table on Niigaki.

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