due to the game pak's space limitations, full motion video is not usually feasible for use in cutscenes. a notable exception is "resident evil 2", which contains the equivalent material of the two cd-rom discs of the original playstation version, plus some expanded content, plus higher quality audio samples and unique surround sound technology, making it what ign calls "the best version of the game". some games contain significant cinematic scenes whose graphics are generated by the system in real-time, as with "". nintendo downplayed the importance of studio-prerendered videos, with software engineering manager jim merrick saying, "full-motion video demos really well on a cd-rom, but once you get into the software, as a gamer, you're thinking 'let's get on with the game.'"