@@fortheway4051 not sure, I'm certain he only groans semi-menacingly in hist beast form... hell they could have at least given him a proper "REEEEEEEEEEEE" but he just sounds like an asthmatic metal singer
The game looks absolutly stunning, but it's a shame they cut off so many things from the original one. Capcom should release DLC to implement the missing locations.
*Clocktower - is cut from the game *Gravedigger - is cut from the game (Giant Worm) *The Park - is cut from the game *City Hall - is cut from the game *Graveyard - is cut from the game *Other locations - are cut from the game *The Spiders - are cut from the game *other enemies - are all cut from the game *Jill doesn't go to the RPD police station
Thanks for this comment I notices all this too it's so cheap their limbs down fall of like re2remake. Nemesis is so cheap I know what you mean it doesn't feel like him, he doesn't even say starrrrrss lol he doesn't kill anyone from stars he's a lame fucking boss. They cut so much from the city. If they added the city and add puzzles then make nemesis follow you then it would of been better but it's so sad how they handled this game
I'd love to see more of it, I just don't understand how they'd implement it into the overall story of the main game. It kinda seemed like they already told the story they wanted to tell. Even though I wanted to see the clocktower, park, and graveyard, I'm having trouble imagining how they'd make it make sense in the context of the plot. Who knows though.
Gameplay in ORC was below average. Weird engine and too much action but somehow I really loved the idea of each character and every character has different abilities... stealth, tank, control the zombies or offence/defence balanced. Also many collectibles. Maybe there was no puzzles and it was short game but this game has potential. And *NEMESIS* in ORC was one of my favourite moments. I liked RE2 remake but I will not buy RE3 remake until half price. There is too much things missing... I really loved *Mercenaries*
@@DanteorGio True although this isn't the first game that springs to mind on the current gen resident evil 2 was also guilty of it look at the 2nd scenario it was very similar to the 1st one and for whatever reason the tyrant was present in both..Tekken 7 was another one a wafer thin story mode and still no team battle mode!
I'll tell you where the messed up, nemesis transforms too early, you should be stalked throughout the game more, another is we see so little of marvin, and they completely removed the clock tower, sucks, one of the best parts of the OG is nemesis walking up the staircases of the newspaper building
I was really looking forward to Marvin and Kendo, after seeing the trailer. Then, I realized that the trailer pretty much showed their entire part in the game. Similarly, the demo pretty much showed all of outdoor Raccoon City that we could access (minus some alleyways). And the clock tower should have totally remained in the game.
That would be a day one buy for me if it was even halfway done right. I'd love to play a game based on the original two movies, which are still the best imo
Dude that would be a dream come true. I always felt like the original Resi games were heavilly inspired by the Terminator. Even the soundtracks had T1 vibes. ("Sarah in the bar" sounds like a Save room theme) also Mr X falls into molten steel in Re2 even though it doesnt make much sense in a lab environment. lol Damn now I want a Sarah Connor Skin for Jill....
Same. I felt that Nemesis could have had way more potential with this remake. The city fights were exciting and felt somewhat not scripted but when you fight his other 2 forms they drop that mechanic and script those fights. Would have been great to see at least his second form to be non scripted, deciding as the player to fight him or run.
I really couldn’t care about Resistance, they should have focused on making a solid remake of the 3rd game, gave us everything the original had, and more. Cutting the clock tower was not okay, I enjoyed the park too (some people found it lame), and was sad when this was absent too. They fucked up by bringing us a lazy assed remake just so we could have an online game too, that no one probably cares about. I just feel let down by them, especially since the first and second games were both so incredibly remade.
I feel like people keep calling it lazy because people rather express there opinions as fact It's not lazy or rushed or a cash grab That's peoples opinions Dislike the game? Fine But people need to stop trying to state it as lazy And resistance wasn't made by capcom
Agreed. Resistance is clanky, and boring. There’s no motivation in playing and RE fans at heart play RE for the single player thrill and immersion. Plus cutting the nostalgic atmosphere really was noticed...even if RE2 remake was almost deja vu for being so similar was great! RE3 just didn’t have the same satisfaction. It was almost a chore to play and felt like I was only playing to close the book, not relive the story :/
This game made me say "THAT WAS IT??" out loud when I finished it. It's like having a juicy steak and then the waiter just takes your plate halfway through. 😑
They are literally the ones that will continue to buy their product, all they’ve got to do is listen to them. They could have added way more of RCC which is what people want! To see, to feel it. If I was one of the leads in Capcom, I would have started with a game where you’re in RCC as a regular police officer or DT. Start the story about 15 to 30 days prior to the total collapse of RCC, were you can see how this mysterious cannibalism decease starts spreading, getting to see Marvin, Jill, other cops, maybe even Kevin from Outbreak being a douche. Going to investigate crime scenes related to it and boom one day you get a radio call from a police officer to go back him up, you get there and the zombie is eating the police officer. Without thinking you shoot him, he falls to the ground you think he’s dead, the bodies get taken to the morgue (the police officer, the zombie, and the person that called the police.) later on they get up again and start spreading the virus in the police station, you are all traumatized by what happened. in your house ignoring everything that’s going on you’ve been off duty for about 5 days, turned your radios off, telephone disconnected. Finally you turn on the your radio and the RPD dispatch is calling all available officers to go to the RPD station because they are having a lot of trouble keeping the chaos under control, when you get there, there’s already quite a few zombies handcuffed or in jail cells, the morgue area is already blocked off because all the “dead” are up and chewing on people! A few police officers and the morgue workers are part of them now, you can’t believe it, you’ve gotta check it out. You go down to the morgue and can smell death, there’s a barricaded door with a safety window where you can see now the zombified police officer you found dead at the scene 5 days ago, and then comes around the one you thought you’ve killed, already looking gross and greenish, dark purple/Blue and with the bullet holes in his chest. After that you realize these things aren’t alive anymore by this time the city is already fucked basically at the point of no return, then you get to help out with survivors and try to barricade the RPD and all that, try to figure out why the fuck a lot of doors are locked and require special Keys and why the retarded Chief Irons ordered to spread ammo and weapons round the station, you never like his retarded ass, and believe he’s keeping secrets. In the end your character dies because he’s betrayed by the chief because you were discovering truths. Of course your character leaves a bunch of notes around the RPD and evidence. Then RE2 comes out, Leon finds a bunch of notes from the character, ammo, his gun, and ID badge. It would deepen everything how it all started with random cannibalistic attacks and turned into the end of RCC. Marvin would be more involved of course giving orders, staying cool, seeing how cops start becoming enemies and having to “kill”a lot of colleagues. Then in RE3 you see notes from the character of the game prior to 2 and 3 around areas he was when alive.
The core fans are annoying trolls that only care for the worst game in the series, resident evil 3 (original), the core fans should be ignored at all cost, they want outlast-like games without weapons and only running away from one single boring over-the-top enemy will make them afraid, horror for them is just running away from an immortal frankenstein creation, and they they laugh at res4 for having too much weapons lol, while nemesis is just a living tank. Core fans should be damaged by releasing more res4-like games, make them suffer, I want their tears. Res3 original is the worst game I've ever seen.
When you think about it, the demo portion of re3remake's city was the essentially the whole city in the full game.....what a bummer. I still enjoy the game, but they took out a large portion of what the original was known for (it's city section).
Yea that was very dissapointing, even the stagla gas station was scripted into a cutscene, a few more city sections would of been nice i mean even the bar jack was a cut scene and you cant go back there again, the concept art even has images of a supermarket mall and video game game, pure 90s goodness, during the 1st flamethrower battle on the roof you ever look down and all you see is toy uncle, which is nice but the rest of the city is just basic buildings, sky scrapers, and blacked out, and Leon said its a big city in RE 2 remake, he was obviously talking about somewhere else, bitter dissapointment and easy to see why so many are upset
You fell for the bullshit like so many smh. Exactly why i do reseach before i buy anything. Watch next will be resident evil 4 remake after they already released it again on ps4.
@@Twisty757 i think next will be a code veronica remake and they'll follow in square's footsteps and make it into 2 games. either that or drastically shorten it. re4 is a very large game, i don't see them even trying to remake that in their new engine, unless they split it into 3 or 4 games like ff7r
@@prl4122 Oh don't get me wrong, I totally agree they need to make this right. I'm just not holding my breath, especially since they're already talking about the next remakes and sequels! They have really pissed me and a lot of others off.
Deadass I wouldn't care if we waited another whole year, as long as we get a decent game. This felt like a slap in the face compared to the RE2 remake.
Doesnt help, with the dodge mechanic either, not a fan of it, time it wrong and your locked in that animation and attacked, sucks, once this pandemic is over im flying to Japan to capcom HQ with a big ass poster with a sign that says Not My Resident Evil, maybe then they will get the message
It's not only the lack if content. They failed with the main purpose: Nemesis! And not only that, all the areas felt smaller compared with the original, and the puzzles are a joke.
The only issues I do have, we got to see how Marvin was bitten, but I wanted to see Marvin and Jill interact, and definitely more than just a small talk with Kendo, like I wished Jill seen what was troubling Kendo and realized. Make a sad scene with Jill leaving the note etc. Cause in the note, I had assume that Jill knew, and it felt like a heart felt note left behind. But overall I loved it, I got no issues other than that. It was short after knowing how much was into the story, but I take it in stride unlike a lot of fans here. We got to see how things unfolded before Leon and Claire arrived, Carlos broke the wall to Stars office, Tyrell and Carlos took down the furniture blocking a lot of doors etc (I assumed, when Tyrell was searching everywhere else), Jill used the gate, which was why it was opened when Claire arrived when a zombie broke it down. All that I noticed, it was good for me.
The early part of the city where Jill and Brad meetup, could have been visited and explorable for mission and side mission., but nope, the concept of RE3 about running around the Raccoon City streets was missed out, something director or whoever is in charge, did not understand about the original.this could have that opportunity but they just blew it. Jill only has total of 3 costumes. Carlos has only hair swap and shaved face, not even his classic UBCS costume The intro was just a boring news reporting and clips.
Yes, the intro to 3 was awesome, it both showed & explained so much..every pic is worth a thousand words, and that intro told a whole game's synopsis in just a few mins.. It got you revved up, it made you informed, it showed the city and its events, (that your about to walk into!), almost like you'd been there..it showed real people, and those who had since ceased to be those people.. It set the tone of the game, the mood, and put you right in your characters place, PERFECTLY! And what did we get for the newer, better, more 'modern' remake? SWEET F ALL..Zip, nada, nill.. They put exactly as much effort into the game as they have care for it.. They just want your cash, and hope your all as dumb, spinless and cowardly..as to do nothing about it, but whine.. Well, after the intense dissapointment in REmake2, and its being ridiculously short, and all the great cutscenes removed or mangled..and now with the tiny, near abortion that was supposed to be 3make..proving both let downs were fully intentional, and that this was always Capcom's intended new 'standard' for the RE series..to cut & chop it into pieces, all its original plot, heart & soul out.. and then pretend to bandaid (about only a quarter of it) back together..and call that a full & finished game!? You'd have to be retarded, with a double helping of down syndrome, to think that was ever gonna fly with real fans..much less twice. I'm now permanently boycotting all CAPCOM games & products, period. This includes for my kids, and nieces & nephews as well..it didn't take any persuading for the family to agree..all I had to do was let that typically japanese, filthy bug face-rape scene speak for itself..and 4 generations of our family will now never aid or pay capcom a red cent, ever again. Capcom can go look at a real damn game..something like Witcher 3, or Horizon: zero dawn, or The last of us, and see how wide, and expansive a 'modern game' needs to be, and what a powerful story, and it's fully immersive telling, really requires.. How to give it some heart & soul. Not just prostitute it all out for a 2nd quick cash grab, from a new generation of kids who don't know or care any different. And how to make it a journey worth taking..much less 'making'. Like someone else already said here: If your gonna remake a game..you better damn well at least stay true, and please the hardcore fans first.
Gonna be honest I absolutely loved the campaign of Resident Evil 3 Remake and will play it again for sure. But I am still sad they cut some content I hope Capcom will release some dlcs because I want more.
We need to get a lost content dlc trending. This game was so close to being perfect. Not having enough nemesis encounters in his original form really disappointed me. Add the clock tower with nemesis and then Carlos rescuing her.
Hell no....you guys are just falling for the same ridiculous marketing and ploys to bleed you of your money. Any DLC or additional content should have been included in the original game to make it a respectable game size. I will definitely not be playing this until later on in the year when they add on those DLC's and the entire game, doc included is on sale for $20 just to make a point.
That's what I'm doing or I might just get it free from someone I know. Doesn't make sense to spend a week and a half worth of gas on a short 4-5hr game.
ReduxStereo the games are meant to be replayed over and over. Clearly you’re new to the franchise. You don’t buy Resident evil to play it once and never touch it again.
@@residentjess I know the original wasn't the longest game. But this 1 is way shorter. Plus didn't help with removing key areas in the game that should've been included I.e Clocktower, Graveyard (Grave digger boss) and the Park too. I get what you're saying but I still think this 1 is way shorter than it should or could have been...
At this point people won't be pleased no matter what. I can promise if there were more puzzles, people would have complained. If Nemesis was non stop stalking you, people would complain about the amount of deaths they would suffer
@@chriswheeler5808 There was plenty we loved about the game, but we're allowed to state the not so good aspects of it. They did the remake for the hardcore fans of the original games. The games were loved for a reason. Sure we like some changes to surprise us and to spice things up a bit, but we don't want to lose key areas or what was loved about the original in the 1st place. That's all we are trying to say.
Actual conversation with my cousin last week. Cousin: "Man I'm so excited I'll get to play RE3 Remake next week. Can't wait to roam the Clocktower again!" Me: "Uhhh.....about that." Cousin: "What?"
@@AvaaSlays_Swiftie yup that comment sure did age badly F 🖕crap 💩 com they ruined my favorite title in the dame series and this was there actual intention because the proof is there there will be no add ons to the game that’s it they literally left it a quick play bear bones again F CRAP 🖕 COM forever along with this lazy day and age gosh dame it
@@nyomanari3994 I'm just going off with what capcom said, they quoted that re2 would be more of a "re-imagining" than a full out remake. The first resident evil was remade and it was 10 times better than re2 and re3 remake imo. They just changed snd removed so many things that it was not as good as it could have been.
Remake= a near 1:1 copy of the original utilizing new tech, utilizing the current era's sensibilities during release, and smoothing out gameplay to modernize it for that particular era. This could also have minor changes to the original formula; including but not all, changes to character designs, rearranged plot beats, additions to mechanics(think Crimson heads in REmake vs the PSX original or the MGSw gameplay features found in The Twin Snakes), and may or may not remove large portions of the game featured in the original with new addittions, while staying as faithful as possible to the source material. Remaster= exactly what you think it is, the same game with slightly better graphics, HD textures and better quality audio. A remaster is literally just that, an upgraded version featuring higher fidelity ported over to make use of new hardware(higher bit sampling rates, higher shaders, etc.) .(im a sound engineer so im familiar with the concept of the remaster). Reimagining= a complete retelling of a story plot based on previous source material. FF7 remake is a reimagining, not a remake. RE3remake is somewhere in the middle. Reimaginings can include characters and plot elements or even gameplay from the originals but is starkly different to the point its effectively a reboot or its own game entirely with little relation to the source material. This effectivelly retcons the original. This can include everything from an extreme change of pacing of the plot as well as the core design philosophy of the game to the point it really bares little resemblence to the original except small details you remember in the original. What hurts R3remake more than the RE2remake is the core design philosophy of the originals. RE3 was already the most action focused entry of the original psx "trilogy". While RE2 wad already shorter and more action focused in its pacing then the original RE1, it was still at its core more focused towards what many think of as "traditional" survival horror tank control days. RE3 is always conpared closer to Dino Crisis 2 in terms of pacing and focus than RE2 to Dino Crisis 1. The RE2remake may reimagine a few things, but its a great reinterpretation of classic survival horror and made it feel so close to what RE2 did for a lot when it released in 97(?). Just now, utilizing better tech and mkdern control schemes. RE2remake felt like a clasic survival horror game just with modern controls and shooting mechanics. RE3remake feels closer to later day action focused RE pre RE7 era of games. This semi reimagine remake has shown a few issues behind the original's core design and its modern interpretation. Its more flash than substance, and the original for its time was a bit more flash than substance(albeit still good, it was always my least favorite of the original main line 3). What made 2 work was that it was unique for its time in the enviroment of 2019 AAA game industry and brought the game and its core sensibilities into the modern era. RE3 feels very......2020. Or just chalk it up to bia and nostalgia. Hell, you can just chalk it up some meta subversion that people jist need to grow up and smell the flowers. Times are changing. Like it or leave it.
They cut them because of worrying about autistic cunts who are scared of spiders, they even toned down the Drain Deimos, even though they love to throat rape you...
Personally, I think it's an RE Engine issue. There are no flying enemies like moths or crows in RE2 or 3. There weren't even nearly as many Lickers as I remember in 2 and there is less than a handful here. The Drain Deimos were limited to one area where they were the only enemy type around and they only appeared in small groups of 2-4. The brain suckers are totally gone. Pretty much everything that didn't follow 'normal' physics was either removed or severely in count or location.
@@shinzero0271 i don't think they planned to have the same amount of lickers in re3r, I'm pretty sure only one or two lickers was present at rpd the time Carlos arrived to see how those cops managed to die in that hall. Either they killed those or just escaped from it. More lickers came after they left.
Capcom have not done this game justice with this remake They’re behavior with cutting content from the game to rush the game out with resistance is starting to piss me off to an Insane degree This is the only remake we’re ever gonna get of resident evil 3 And they cut so much corners specifically the different routes from the original game This hurts to resident evil fans much more than any other person It’s a Great game in every sense no doubt about it but it could’ve been even greater Stop rushing.
It's sad because what there is of the game is so great. If the characters had been bad, Raccoon City was bad, and the whole game sucked, it would be quite a shame, but I'd think it was a total loss. This was not a total loss. I love Jill and Carlos and the part of Raccoon City that made it in the game. Thus, it kind of makes me feel worse when I think about the things that were cut, because if they hadn't been, this could have been pretty much the perfect Resident Evil game...
Rationalific agreed it’s a such a immersive great game, and the characters and Jill and Carlos and the atmosphere and levels it’s all great Which is why it hurts more that they cut corners
An dumbasses will keep buying games they bought years an years ago just cause of better graphics haha. There wont be a true new residemt evil game for a very long time when morons keeps buying remakes.
@@Billdeluz dude Re3 remake is ONE game that SOME people don't like It's ridiculous to cast capcom aside because they made ONE game some don't like Other devs are forgiven for stuff why can't you forgive Capcom?
This is a great game but some people just can't help but whine. Every one who says nemesis should be more of a constant stalker is stupid. Just imagine how difficult and frustrating it would be if he followed you almost everywhere!? It worked with mr x because he was slow, had no weapons and was less intelligent. You literally could get nothing done if nemesis was up your ass the whole time. I do feel like they could have kept the cut areas in the game(clock tower etc) just to flesh it out a bit, but that's only a minor gripe. No game is perfect and this one has a few flaws, but it shouldn't take away from the fact that it's an amazing game.
krick_mufc Thank you! I play Resident Evil games for the story and honestly out of the 3 remakes, this one has the best definitive canon story. In REmake you can play as Jill and Chris and supposedly 5 STARS members escape but it doesn’t play out that way on screen. If you’re Chris you escape with Jill and Rebecca and if you’re Jill you escape with Chris and Barry. You’re left wondering what happened to either Barry or Rebecca. They should’ve had one canon story where all 4 plus Brad escape. REmake 2 is even worse. The story is all bunched together and it has no canon ending to it at all. You literally do everything that the first character did as the 2nd character plus one final battle with Birkin. If anything, 2 should have alternate between Claire and Leon the way 3 did with Jill and Carlos. Anyway, I loved this game and I hope they drop some additional story dlc content.
The last portion of the story, with the final showdown with Nicholai, is the only weak part of the narrative. And it's not as terrible as some stuff from the otherwise awesome RE2make ("How are you holding up?" "Well, you know, surviving..."). Otherwise, RE3make is quite well written: the characters never felt so much like real people (or at vey least movie characters - not cartoon or comic book characters as in the original). The new Jill and Carlos are just great, especially in the way their relationship builds up. I only wish that they had made the first part of the game larger, with more areas to explore while being chased by Nemesis, even though I don't think they would've been able to make him like Mr.X in the RE2make: Mr. X only comes into play in the second half of the RPD section, once you have solved most of the puzzles and already know they layout of the precinct. And that second part, albeit very intense, is quite brief - Mr. X himself is the variable that can make it last longer, depending on his actions. To top it all, you're in confined space. Nemesis stalking you through the city the whole time like Mr.X did seemed a bit too much - I personally was pretty skeptical (yet hopeful) about it. Probably, the only way to make it work would've been having more scripted appearances as in the original (I am glad this video pointed out that Nemesis in '99 was NOT random - depending on your actions, you could meet him in different places, sometimes, but the patterns could be learned after a couple of playthroughs).
I’m glad I’m not the only one who felt this game disappoints. It’s also cool to hear someone say something negative because there is another bad mentality floating around that you can NEVER say ANYTHING “negative”.
I liked the game but at the same time I was dissapointed. If I had the power I'd make the following changes. 1. Downtown little bigger. Gas station in it. Hell I'd copy paste gas station from Re2 remake with few changes. 2. After Jill manage to get out from Subway to surface she goes to Raccoon park area. In park area she fights a giant worm. Then she enters the Clock tower. In clock tower there are few puzzless and then fight with Nemesis out side. Maybe before Carlos enters the hospital he fights his way in the streets. Then rest is ok.
Yeah they only remade most of the locations, introduced 2 new Nemesis forms, re-designed every character, added new weapons, made call backs to things in RE2R, 2 new difficulty modes with rearranged items, re-designed a hunter type, made Jill feel more agile and experienced than Leon and Claire.. but sure... It's lazy.
good game, great gameplay, but its just waayy too short for a 60$ game and it feels like the game is develop just to accompanied RE Resistance instead of the other way around
The reason its 60$ is because of the multiplayer mode. That's probably where 60% of the focus went cause the main game is good and enjoyable but like what everyone is agreeing on it's far too short.
Agreed. The writing is pretty solid. Visual aesthetics are brilliant. Characters are fleshed out. Probably should have expanded the locations/the main campaign including some if not all OG iconic sites/encounters. But I guess the dev just came up 'short' (no pun intended).
E M I agree, the amount of darkness everywhere was way overdone! I didn't mind in the demo, because I thought this was just to build suspense & add atmosphere to your first exploration of the RPD, after all that had happened there.. And in the demo, you can clearly see that there were fuse panels that needed a new fuse, so I just thought sure, okay..we'll get to light up the RPD more after we replace a few fuses..and the lack of direct control over your flashlight, turning it on & off when YOU want it, just scripted for the demo..it'll be more finished for the final game..no worries..etc. Soon we'll get it all lit back up, just like the original. But, as we all know now.. The darkness was way overdone, and how was the main hall & STARS office all lit up, but not the rest of the building!? You could turn on lights in some rooms, but rediculously, not others.. Lazy, overly scripted & dictated story telling at best, and I wanted to be able to do, and explore, so much more too! Especially with Claire & the STARS office, her brother's desk, computer & jacket, even guitar maybe..her obtaining Chris' STARS Beretta from the Armoury there.. The list of possibilities there could've been endless.. Like learning of the aftermath for them of their lost teammates, sad mementos of happier times on their desks, and some personal goodbye entries, made in their remaining diaries etc, by all the surviving team members.. Stuff like that..more evidence that they trashed Wesker's desk bigtime, immediately on their return, for evidence before Irons shut them down & suspended them. Why, with better game engines & graphics than ever, did they insist on so much darkness..sure at first, for ambience & to set a mood.. But really? THAT was all we were ever gonna get!? And all the really cool costumes aren't even unlockable in, or part of, the damn game campaign!? Like they WERE in RE2? Well, fuck you too then, capcom.
Marcus Moore They kept the video game in darkness 70% to save budget costs and hiring enough man power to detail every single room they way they used to in the originals.
Which is why I felt skeptical about CAPCOM releasing another Remake a year after one Remake was released. This should’ve came out next year with the PS5 or at least if RE8 were to come out in 2021 then both would have different quarter release dates in the year. Honestly as RE fan, this game kinda feels incomplete.
@@mgsxmike have u played original. The whole tower section gone. They just mixed tower section in hospital. Digger boss fight gone. And i played all major parts RE 1 2 3 4 5 6 Code veronica Dead aim Revelations 1 2 except 7 i dont like it.
The biggest disappointment in my opinion is the lack of Nemesis in his humanoid form. I feel they really rushed his transformations. We didn't even see Nemesis use his weapons enough it was like demo's. I wish we could have seen way more of that iconic Nemesis stalker type. They could have done so much more with this game. One thing I was even thinking of last night was they could have sent Nemesis to the R.P.D to retrieve his rocket launcher and while he's in there you run into him as Carlos. They could have implemented a Hide N Go Seek scenario where you have to dodge and hide from him or fight him leading to very tense moments. Then as you're making your way through the left wing of the station you get cornered at the Shower room with Nemesis coming up the stairs towards you. Tyrell tells you that you're in the direction of the S.T.A.R.S office and that it's on the other side of that wall. Carlos then gets the ballsy idea to use him to blast his rocket at the Shower wall to get to the other side releasing the steam from the blown up hot water tank separating you and Nemesis allowing you to get to the S.TA.R.S office where Tyrell explains to Carlos what to do. Once finished you go through the other door where the horse statue is and you reach the Library where you find the door is locked so you have to find the blue key (It's where it was as Leon in RE2R) so you find the key on the desk and you radio Tyrell that you're on your way back where Nemesis busts through the wall behind you explaining how the upstairs wall broke. Now with him hot on your trail you rush through the area into the Library where you make your way to the main floor where a cutscene plays showing Tyrell seeing you running from something then you tell him we gotta go with Nemesis right behind you guys as you both make your way at the front gate outside the R.P.D Nemesis catches up to you guys and Tyrell decides to sacrifice himself and fends off the Nemesis while he tells you to get to the hospital. There Carlos is watching around the corner where it shows Tyrell being blasted with Nemesis' rocket throwing him to the ground where Nemesis picks him up Tyrell starts punching him in the face while calling him ugly and such and such then Nemesis brings out his tentacle and plunges it into the mouth of Tyrell with the tentacle going out through the back of his neck a brutal, but satisfying death and a part of the game that would have been amazing. That's just one example I have more I thought of. I think that scenario alone could have made the game that much better and could have been a way to really show the relentlessness of the Nemesis.
What is also a bummer is that they took out nemmy using carlos to get to jill in the hospital section following him back to the clock tower and being steathy. Because at that point he's just an oversized licker and It hurt a lot to see the stalker part of his character woefully underused.
“Backtracking” was the primary source of complaints from reviewers in regard to the original series. Hence why we don’t have any backtracking in RE4 and beyond.
Oh yeah, i remember people complaining a ton back in the days about The huge amount of Backtracking Nemesis had. Now that is gone it show that The complains Werent justify. Without that backtracking not a single resident evil game holds up. Only resident evil 4 and 5 holds up since there is no backtracking and are action games.
@@raulrojas9253 i friggin love the backtracking on og RE3, the part where you have to repair the train it's one of my favorites in the whole series, it feels very satisfying and fun to do
I think that says something about the gaming community, at least in my opinion. People always complain about mechanics/design choices in a game, and when it gets changed/fixed in later installments, everyone goes apeshit over it. People are never happy for video games anymore...
Pfft, RE2 remake a year on, now I’ve really had time to really digest it, is also pretty poor in way of story. The A/“B” scenario leaves way too my continuity errors. But agreed RE3 is utterly underwhelming.
The real problem with capcom is, that it is getting capitalized like EA, Bioware and Bethesda. Game Over. Those businessmen and marketingleader who don't understand art have alot of power inside the company, the results are what you see increasing again and again sensless changes to games that where legends in the gameindustry.
By looking at the story standpoint of the Remake, they can't even say "Oh, we've cut the Worm boss, the park and the Clocktower because it woudn't fit in the game" BUT, from the time Carlos goes out of the RPD to the time he get's to Jill, who's almost dead inside the Clocktower's entrance, they could, literally, have made that part of the game - The Park, the boss worm AND the clocktower insides - as another section with Carlos, running to get to Jill. i loved this game. But yeah, they've cut some parts I don't know why.,
Yekkusu Sekai Seiken don’t forget the cut content of the dead factory they removed the dead US special forces and the dead mr x’s that was fighting over the rail gun which added a nice scene that showed USA involvement in raccoon city
True. I never played the originals but I hear they cut out a lot from the original. It’s still a really good game though. Rn I’m on my 4th play through.
Tbh the clock tower was the worst part of the original. In return they made the hospital much bigger and Nest 2 was incredible. Plus those boss fights. Man they were awesome. This game deserves far more praise than what people are giving it. Let's not forget how short RE7 was and RE1 and 2 remake. Honestly my only gripe with the game is the lack of Mercenaries. Hopefully Capcom will decide to add that in.
Man they didnt just danm this game they full on murdered it with this remake... So much so that if this was the Godfather it would be the scene where the Don goes my boy!! What did they do to my baby boy...
I feel bad for Capcom tbh. its like when I was a kid and got A’s once. then you drop a C+ and your parents are “Disappointed” because you have so much potential.
@AntiViruz42 This is different. To use your example: The kid only got a C+ because he misunderstood what the teacher wanted and turned in a paper missing key elements and at only half the required length when he knew all the info and could've gotten an easy A+. It's baffling how the kid could've had such a brain fart when what was asked of him was quite clear.
@@raulrojas9253 free dlc with capcom? no way lol honestly even a dlc with the missing location (clocktower, park, graveyard) at a reasonnable price will do for me. I bought the game for 39euros only though..
Peter Fabiano, the producer of the game, recently had an interview and they said they always take feedback.. So I would not be surprised if they add an element or two in the near future. Who knows, we might get another, shorter, playable campaign alongside Jill's with another character, potentially Nicholai, or even expand on the single story campaign itself.
Sorry for break it to you but i don't see how any DLC can change the current content of the campaign, what it's done it's done, they missed their opportunity big time
Could take or leave the gravedigger..but i agree that ALL the city landmarks, and the same general city layout & design, (but much more opened up!) Should've stayed legit original. Sigh.. seems that only the graphics are really an improvement in these new 'remakes'..everything else is chopped, less, & watered down..just to dramatically over-do only the theatrics..at the expense of real plot & lore. Dissapointed. About the only 2 really good bits were seeing how Brad bit Marvin, and the expanded, more realistic hospital areas.. But i would've preferred they not introduce new characters like tyrell, and just kept the other shady & sinister 2 UBCS guys Carlos runs into in the OG-3 hospital area..that are trying to escape Nicholai too. He was nowhere as dangerous either, just more creepy..but in a pathetic kind of way, not the serious, murdering, rampaging merc of RE3.. Here he was more a mix of greedy banker, turned trigger happy politician.. Either way, not nearly as expansive, or as well & fully done, as I'd been hoping for. Should have focused more on the intro to OG-3, and focused on its events & happenings, recreated all of the city, and its happening around jill, and town already being taken over by monsters, the RPD being overrun..the UBCS falling & taking heavy losses too.. Should've shown more of Mikhail Victor's platoon fast roping into the city, facing off, taking losses.. Would've been much more legit, and serious to watch, and far more plot & lore solid as well.
@@martyyfs Yeah, which is exactly what I said. I agree, mate! The intro to OG-3 was nearly an awesome mini-game spectacular in itself, that told a whole story in a cool few minutes! That was already a winning recipe, they just had to follow it..properly. As it was, I think I'd have preferred it was just a 'massive expansion pack' for 2, but with much more city area, and Jill's campaign in it. They only needed to add some great skins & more speed, with tentacles and voice to mr X, to turn him into Nemi.. And then we could have ALL our favorite characters & costumes, weapons & exploration in just one giant Raccoon City gameland area! It should've all been made 100% interchangeable & increasing the RE2 maps, just made it a bigger map area, and added more of the intro elements from OG-RE3's opening scenes.. That would've been far better, overall..IMHO. And far more useful & fun. Even just running around a much bigger raccoon city, with any of your fav characters, in your fav outfits..surviving it all UNSCRIPTED..with new stuff to explore, like the new hospital area was, would be much more fun, than RE3.
I've already beaten it several times and I'm bored of it, capcom had 1 job and they let us down after all these year's they bring an outside company. I'm gettin flashbacks of operation raccoon city all over 😒
Missing many areas from the original RE3, way less gore than RE2R, almost no puzzles, extremely short playtime, not really replayable, no multiple storyways, nemesis super scripted and more a joke than a threat, a shitty multiplayer no one asked for - yeah no thanks to pay 60$ for that one. After how amazing RE2R was, it's a shame what happened to RE3. 6-12 months more development and no multiplayer would have made this game atleast nearly as good as RE2R was. Hope they won't do the same treatment to Code Veronica or Zero/1.
The game was developed in 3 years, if 3 years isn't enough to produce a good game like RE2R, i don't know what else needed. Seems like capcom never paid attention to what the devs team did during development.
@@Eil47 yeah, it was two different dev teams working on RE2R and RE3R. While using the same engine/graphics and all, seems like the team of re3r didnt even looked once at what made re2r so good, instead it seems like a washed down cheap version with no ragdolls, less gore, no ink ribbons and so on. Thats pathetic.
Honestly, I’m not big on the changes made to Nemesis’ transformations. In the original, after he lost his jacket, it was still him but you could tell from all the tentacles sprouting everywhere that he was slowly falling apart which culminated in him getting partially melted at the Dead Factory. Here, he gets sets on fire and just straight up turns into what looks like a Xenomorph and stays like that
VexdGamer I was hoping to see that form of his with all the tentacles out. That should had been his first mutation. And he should had chased Jill some more before mutating into a more grotesque form.
The team using the original IP made a huge mistake. Nemesis is a Tyrant. He's a T-103 with the Nemesis parasite. He's resilient and can regenerate from damage -- hence why he keeps coming back. He never evolved or transformed -- Maybe to a slight degree like the RE1 Tyrant and Mr. X. He's not a Birkin Quadruped G-Type. Huge mistake. He was a Tyrant until the very last short scene of the game, after being dismembered, decapitated, and dumped in disposal... whatever was left regenerated into an unrecognizable monstrosity in a scene that wasn't really a boss fight. They tried to remain somewhat faithful to the original in the starting downtown area, and do what the RE2 team did with Mr. X _(This wasn't the RE2 team)_ but only for the very starting area. They didn't get Nemesis right at all. The team that _"Remade"_ this game didn't remake RE3. This is also that team's first big game. RE1 & 2 were remakes. Everything was there, the same areas, the same plot, the same scenes, just expanded upon. Main Hall --> Dining Room --> Zombie Hallway. Main Hall --> West Hallway --> West office & Security Deposit Room --> Dark Room & Stairs This is an entirely different game. They used the IP, like the resident evil films did. Yes, the characters are there, and some rough inspiration from the source material. They made a good game, the problem is they decided to rewrite one of the greatest games of all time for their first big game. Their job was to remake it, not completely rewrite it.
Yeah when asked about how I liked the game I just said "it's fine." That's really it. It was a pretty game and fun to play but very short lived and I don't feel compelled to replay it.
They can do so much when it comes to retelling an old story. With this release time it's really hard not to compare what they did RE3 and what Square did to FFVII. For a remake, it essensally an established story/plot, they can take that chance to expand it, it's easier 'cause the expanded lore from the later titles were already there. But instead of expansion route like FFVII remake or REmake in 2002, both RE2 and RE3 chose to narrow the story, with RE3 even more narrower. It's just so baffling seeing how Capcom treat the lore like this, they too focus on modernizing the gameplay they forgot to tell a good narative plot in RE2 and a good design plot in RE3. The result is exactly that, good to play games with narrow plot, even worse in RE3 when you can see the cut clearly.
they had no reason to put much effort into re3r, when everyone overpraised re2r. i told them this would happen, i said when you defend this games flaws to this extreme, they have no reason to put any more effort into re3, in fact seeing how easily pleased you all are, they'll probably half ass 3 even more. now people are all hyped for a code veronica remake, and i'd bet anything if they made that, they'll either drastically shorten it or follow square's lead and make it into 2 games. i'm just about done with both capcom and square, i've been extremely disappointed by both too much this generation.
Just got the platinum for this game, and I gotta say as much as I enjoyed the it, I agree with almost all of your points. I also think they messed up the unlock system for rewards, and in turn the trophies/achievements. But with all that still, I still loved playing the game, and DEFINITELY think it's worth a playthrough or two if you see it for a cheaper price. Also, really like your guys' channel. Always have. Keep up the good work ☺
Khin David I remember they said during re 2 tour press after confirming re3 remake that it would have been a single game but wanted them to be separated. I feel they developed re2-3 at the same time and gave re2 most time and dedication and thought they could tackle re3 modification in one year but couldn’t
Thank you for using the word “felt”. I really don’t understand some people’s logic saying that the game was rushed for the cut content. And I don’t wanna spoil anything so I leave this here.
RE3 remake looks and feels amazing but it is way too linear and it feels like you’re being handheld through the story... all items appear on the map, somehow, Nemesis is waaaayyy too easy... Jill is doing Chris Redfield stunts too often... it is all very linear. I have yet to watch RE2 full walkthrough but it looks a lot more ominous and suspenseful than RE3 remake...
This game could have been a masterpiece and maybe even best RE game. All that had to do was to make Raccoon city bigger , Make humanoid Nemesis be there for a while + iconic locations back. There absolutely is no reason for them to cut it out honestly... its shame because i loved about RE3 the most is that undead city, How you could go back even to the beginning and there were some changes. Overall it is fine game ,but way too cut. What a shame Capcom..
i wish they would just release a Gold Edition and add all missing content and change nemesis' template and be forgiven for what they have done in the first release and for those who have bought the game already they can just get it as a DLC and slap it in the game. damn i love this game but there is just a part of me that is disappointed :
So many story elements could have been fleshed out of this remake. Such a missed opportunity and its a shame. If you didn't know, after the incident of the first RE game, there were epilogues that went into more details about Jill as a character. Jill was traumatized by those events, she was so traumatized by it, she would often times have nightmares about it and it literally affected how she viewed life. Then on top of that Raccoon City Police Chief made Her and the rest of the surviving STARS members look crazy in the public eye, so no one believed Jill or the others who survived. In the beginning of the Remake, where you take control of Jill and go into the bathroom. That image of her turning into a Zombie was hints that she was traumatized by those events and Capcom failed to dive even deeper into that aspect of Jill. That would have made Jill's character even more fleshed out. Jill is one of my Favorite RE characters besides Chris Redfield, I would have loved to get to know more about her character. Her seeing Nemesis would have had even more of an impact if it would had done something to her mental state. The fact that she has to relive the trauma once again should have effected her tremendously since out of all the surviving STARS members she was affected most mentally. I think it would have added more depth to the games story in my opinion. Not only that Raccoon City is a character in itself, expanding into more locations while adding story elements to them would have been awesome. Jill should have been the one to head back to the station, a story element could have definitely worked in there to make it happen. She does have a office desk there. Something of importance to the story as a reason for her to head to the R.P.D. would have worked. How about Nemesis himself, we do know that he was once a human that was experimented on. We could have definitely gotten a chance to see more about Nemesis and Umbrella as a whole and the conflict that Carlos would soon have, knowing now that he is working for a corrupt Organization.
Yeah it was so disappointing that they didn't expand on the story and lore of the originals. It's like I know as little about jill and nemesis as before I played the game. I wish they also would have expanded the city and added more exploration and some puzzles. It's a mid size city but feels like a small little suburb
@@dardalion3199 how about saving citizens inside apartment buildings or even seeing random people running and hiding? They can give you items or something, it was an opportunity to add so much to this while keeping some of the original core gameplay features from the original.
i beat RE2 Remake at 10 hours 30mins with Leon A and around 9 hours for Claire B. For this RE3 Remake, i beat it at 8 hours 30mins. Yes it might be short and missing a lot of contents from the Original. i would give it an 8/10.
Well, I remember you people at Gaming Bolt hyping the hell out of this game. Channels like this are partly responsible for this game being a huge let down.
Honestly I’m not disappointed with the game . I bought re2 and 3 together so I went right from 2 directly into it , And I think it was a welcomed change. It’s a fun fast-paced thrill ride . Of coarse I agree it’s not on RE2’s level . RE2 might be the best RE game I ever played and I would’ve loved if 3 was longer but i’m happy with what I got And I can’t wait to see what they give us next whether it’s DLC Or the next entry in the series.
Jeremy Rafuse I actually never played 3 and 4 before this. I was a big 1 and 2 fan then I really didn’t get back into it until 5 , Which I actually liked . I think it was 5, the one in Africa . Where Jill has that thing on her heart.
I tend to not compare 'remake' games to their original releases, so here's my 2 cents. 1) I felt the game was far too linear. Granted RE3 isn't exactly an open world exploration, but exploration in the original was more open than the remake. 2) Not enough Nemesis. The feeling of constant tension is gone as Nemesis chases you (besides scripted sections) a grand total of 3 times during the early areas of the game, and is then relegated to boss encounters. The true magic of the game was never knowing where it could pop-out of and wreck you, so it's very sad he became so predictable. Ironic, since 'Nemesis' is in the game title, lol. 3) Zombies were toned down from RE2 and are no longer raid bosses, yet I felt that the city was fairly underpopulated to be subject to the T-Virus outbreak. This made the game simple in lower difficulties. 4) That horde section. 'Nuff said. 5) Boss fights were underwhelming at best, boring at worst. I only had a tough time vs. Nemesis' second-to-last encounter with his cheese insta-kill move in Hardcore during my first run through that difficulty. 6) The game was made with speedrunning in mind, so once you unlock the infinite weapons and character upgrades it's all about how low you can get your clear time. That being said... 7) The difficulty spike from Hardcore to Nightmare is GIGANTIC. THIS is how RE3 should have felt from the offset; the city is teeming with enemies hellbent on having you for dinner, zombies all trained under Usain Bolt, and Nemesis WILL WRECK YOU even if you're carrying the defense/regen coins and the infinite rocket launcher. This is the difficulty that I was looking for, yet I felt it being unlocked only after beating Hardcore may be off-putting for more masochistic players like me as they may be driven away thinking the game is too easy. All in all, while the game didn't live up to my personal expectations and I feel that this was a missed opportunity by Capcom, I enjoyed the game as a whole and am currently in the process of getting the platinum trophy, so I'd rate it a solid 7/10. Cheers!
Just my 2 cents, I never really held Re3 in that high regard. As a 12 year old child me and my friends could spees run it rather fast for kids. It was clear to us that Re2 was the better, longer and more story focused game boosted by the A and B routes which added to the length but not much in terms of environments. So to be fair I'm not surprised that that is still the case with the remakes. I loved 2, easily one of the best games last year and I enjoyed 3, am I disappointed? No, but I wasn't expecting anything that would match 2.
I think I get what your saying. For me, Resident Evil 3 has always been my least favorite of RE 1,2,3, and CV. But, you would think Capcom had a chance to make it better. And after seeing the praise and success of Re 2 last year, I expected Capcom would realize, we have to make more RE like that. RE 2 fell short with the B scenarios, but Capcom got feedback regarding all the things they did right. It's like they didn't learn anything after RE 7 and RE 2. They fell right back into RE 5 and 6 mode.
when I saw the suppressor attachment, I thought it would be used to muffle shots from Nemesis, while I scramble around the city(that we ALL thought would be FAARRR larger).
Ecactly! I thought the same things too.. Why wouldn't you think that!? There would be zero reason to feature these things if they didn't actually work as they do in the real world, and have some degree of same, in-game actual value.. So many fun add-on gun parts..that you can't actually custom use & don't actually work: 1. the twin mated rifle mags.. (That do zero to increase your reload speed between the 2 mags) but yet, DO somehow magically 'join their capacities' together instead. WTF? That's NOT how that works. 2. A red-dot sight for Glock pistols..that will go on a G19 compact, but somehow NOT on a G18..(and blocks the chamber ejection port!) Yeah, that's NOT how that works either.. 3. A suppressor! Wow, neat..that'll sure help make us harder to hear & less likely for Nemi to find us..as long as we stick to the suppressed Glock, we're good! (NO, of course not..why would we ever think that? Because here's a twist: 'That's EXACTLY how that's meant to work! But doesnt. WTF!? You get the point. Way to much Sake, Capcom. The whole, (extremely short!) game makes Raccoon City look and feel like your in Disneyland, during an outbreak..not a damn real City! Loads of glowing Neon everywhere! (But the city power is out..hmm.) and major landmarks, like the STAGLA fuel station, are only hinted at quickly in cut scenes..and their respective parts in the story, recreated elsewhere. The sewers were the only part that changed it up at all, and far too scripted and destroying my immersion & exploration of the areas, (and denying me claiming all my extra prizes for felling him!)..WTF Capcom!? The RPD can't be entered as jill.. Sure, she only Worked there for years, but some UBCS jug-heads can just walk right in..(after Marvin locked the doors!) and none of them is the City's own, official 'MASTER OF UNLOCKING' and didn't come bearing breaching gear, det cord for locks & city obstructions, or even a 'masterkey' option, for mounting the excellent Benelli M3 shotgun, over & under combo to their M4 CQB Rifles..just as they very commonly are in real life..but Nemi gets a giant rocket launcher, that shoots blanks! Hell even the 'knife' in REmake2 & 3, is a rifle bayonet for the M4 CQBR. But strangest of things, isn't among the items you can equip on it..Clearly too muh Sake at Capcom! The player available weapons & options are Okay, and the shop options for re-runs are..hmm, fair. The 'Hot-Dogger' is good fun, (and should also be an equipable rifle bayonet) giving its knife & fire-damage to enemies, with the rifle used as such..especially for Carlos' strike attacks! But most are nowhere near as great, (or as user customisable!), as I'd have liked.. Parasite Eve 2, (on PS2!) DID this, and far better, especially with all the stuff made for REmake2, not also being fully supported, along with all of its other Characters & costumes & weapons too. Kudos for the Brad & Marvin scene, tho! Many Sins off for that one..that was the best scene in the game! The one piece of script that really shone bright! It raised my rating from 3/10, to 4. Carlos' 'sorry, poster boy' remark about brad, and that they knew someone would eventually shoot at the STARS dartboard..were also a few gems. So, why didn't the Clock tower area exist? They chopped huge sections out, and they made jill such a cool badass in some regards..just to make her the worlds most easily & cheaply fucked 'cut-scene ambushed villiage idiot' in existance..seriously!? Extremely poor & lazy script writing & story development in this regard, and the enviroment was not nearly as interactive, useable, or destructable as modern game engines can & should make them, especially in such closed-space enviroments, in such a short game. Put simply, this is a heavily resticted, PS2 era sized game, with an equivalent restrictive world. Just better graphics. OK, The big railgun weilding, overly japanese, sword art online wanna-be stuff at the end, I didn't really mind..Credit where it's due, that was a FAR cooler testbed railgun design.. (and way cooler Nemi termination scene!) than the OG, by far! OK, +1 more for that too. All up, it's Okay..but it's far from the supurb & much more fully explorable city we got in the original, so..all this crap about how it was all gonna be bigger & include all of REmake2 areas..all just big lies & huge dissapointment. Final score: 6/10.
Seems like a good game to me, have every intention of playing it. I been playing RE since it first came out on PS1, so I have played almost all games. I don't like idea of things chasing me, I can't kill, so I m not bothered by less chasing by nemesis. Deluxe weapons and infinite ammo for all guns add lot of replay value for me.
Original Nemesis introduction: Terrified Brad gives cryptic ominous warnings that “he’s coming for us”. Then the awesome death scene of Brad. Remake introduction: “he’s got a hard on for the only Stars left in the City”. 😒 The fact they cut out Brads iconic death scene shows the “remake” was made by people who had no regard for the source material. Anyone who thinks Nemesis’ remake introduction of bursting through a wall wearing a plastic bag is better is a fool.
This game just made the player more of a “badass” & forces one to take all the lessons learned from the previous games (especially RE2) & apply them throughout Jill's escape from Raccoon City. It's blistering pace was intentional seeing as this is a "chase" story @ heart.
judging by the direction of RE3, if you really think being more and more of a badass shooter and kungfu fighter is the right direction then the series will end up becoming what RE6 was like.
TheAnhphuong92 I don’t remember saying whether or not I preferred it... I was stating a fact. Actually I HATE RE4, 5, & 6 & don’t @ all like the force-fed action trope which was just bulldozed into existence!! Imo, the OG REmake is the best & purest form of the “Resident Evil experience”, w/o a doubt!!!! I completely gave up on RE from the release of 4 all the way to 6, I didn’t actually enjoy an RE game UNTIL RE7 (& I’ve been a fanboy of RE since the release of the original game!!)...
@@UponDemise666 I did not like RE7. It was a good horror game, but didn't feel like an RE game to me. The first person perspective and the atmosphere ruined it for me. Had it been a different game franchise I probably would have liked it, but as a Resident Evil game, I didn't like it at all. Too bad that you didn't like RE4, it's my favorite RE game in the franchise. It was heading towards action, but the creepy atmosphere, resource management, careful controls, and solid gameplay mechanics were still there. It felt like a perfect marriage between old school RE and more modernized gameplay to me. And it was packed with content. Additional modes, unlockables, it had it all. The most feature complete RE game out there. RE5 turned further towards action, made the game into simple fun and worryingly so, then RE6 came and went nuts; ruined the whole franchise. RE2 Remake was the step into the right direction. Nearly a perfect Remake. I guess some credit to RE7 is due because it showed that there's still market for Horror-oriented RE games which ultimately gave Capcom confidence to remake RE2 the right way. But I just hope the first-person perspective is done with.... Whether they make RE8 or remake another one, I prefer they stick with the current third person format... And I'm also a hardcore RE fan. RE was one of the first video games I've ever played on the PSone. Played all the other games (except Code Veronica, Revelations 2, and the rail shooter games).
CAPCOP cut out around 70 percent of original content such as Clock Tower Mansion, Racoon Park, Graveyard, Factory. They also messed up Nemesis beyond bad.
Resident evil 3 remake was pointless. A remake should act as a definitive edition. Re3 is not a remake, but a reimagining. You still have to return to the original to experience the full story. As choices, and many locations aren't there. The game felt more like resident evil 6 , an on the rails story with a small section of free exploration. And, it was cringy when I could see they were trying to include everything, but as bullet points. Like the beginning where literally the next door led into the next point capcom felt they needed to hit to make us satisfied. It was comical like a spinning theater stage. You could tell they wanted to push this game out the door with bare minimum effort. In comparison to resident evil 2 remake, where they got enough and then some where I dont feel a major need to return to the original. My itch is scratched, but with 3R, I find myself missing the original. I don't see them as the same game. The remake strays too far to where the original feel isnt there.
I feel like Jill Valentine when nobody believed the S.T.A.R.S. about what happened at the Spencer Mansion because we here at GameSomniac called this from the time this game was rumored and our videos on the subject are proof. This was never going to be a game for RE3 fans, this was Capcom fixing a game they felt was broken or a mistake, a game mind you that Capcom originally had no part in when it came to development, NOT EVEN THE ORIGINAL RE DEV TEAM had anything to do with it's development outside of consulting with and approving the work of the outsourced dev team hired to work on the original game. Sad thing is the original RE3 scored just as well and in certain places better with some organizations than RE2. RE3 has always been the red headed step zombie of the family and it was proof from the get go when Capcom announced that they would be taking full creative liberty in re-writing the sequence of events as opposed to keeping it a more faithful adaption to the original game, that they had no idea what the fuck they were doing.
Correction: Capcom did have a part in development of both the original and remake of RE3. Flagship was a subsidiary of Capcom during the development of RE3 on PS1. K2 is a Subsidiary of Capcom that did a lot of work for the remake. The original RE3 wasn't even meant to be RE3. It was meant to be a side-story and was only made RE3 they were obligated to make a RE3 on PS1. Biohazard: 'Last Escape'/RE:Nemesis is a bookend game for RE2 that was honestly pretty short in the first place and only existed to show (it wasn't even originally planned to be Jill) Jill's escape from the city. Code Veronica was the game that furthered the franchise's overall storyline and probably should've been named RE3. Capcom would repeat this with RE4 going through a lot of changes. Devil May Cry spawned as a result of one of the original RE4 development paths. Honestly, the game is still a good, solid title. It's just not what RE purists wanted. Going by an interview in the recent issue of Game Informer, the developers made the choice for practicality in terms of Jill's clothing and puzzles found in the city. Areas like the Clocktower and Park are missing but are either visible or mentioned. I'm hoping the Clocktower and Park end up as part of a Nicholai DLC scenario. At the very least, that'd change things so that Jill didn't keep running into Nicholai when he did shady things for Umbrella/Secret Employer canonically. They even made it clear in his memo near the end of the game that he was at the college campus from the Decisions, Decisions chapter of RE: Outbreak. You can clearly tell that the devs of the Remake had a lot of love for the franchise and original game. They've included so many little Easter Eggs and references that it'd hard to think they didn't (though I'll never understand their fixation on the 'roided out NES cover Megaman design). Even the dreaded QTE sequences have payoff by offering uniquely brutal death scenes if you fail them. Though I think might be physics engine limitations that also hurt the game. Based on the lack of crows in both RE2 and 3 as well as the decrease in the amount of enemies that climb walls I think the RE Engine might have some issues. The Drain Deimos enemies are conveniently in an area with no other enemy types whatsoever. No zombies, no Nemesis, it's just a dead zone where a single unique enemy type exists in small numbers with their own health mechanic added in. The brain suckers that would normally follow similar behavior are also absent (and in the original game, they were the worst when it came to spawning extra little babies).
@@shinzero0271 First off, holy fuck dude lol Secondly, I would love to play a Nicholai DLC scenario. Honestly one of the best things the game got right was it's portrayal of Nicholai and I loved the call back to his activities in RE Outbreak. Thirdly, I have to disagree with your first paragraph. I wouldn't count Independent Contractors as being part of Capcom or even remotely representing the company in any official capacity. They hired a video game development company to do all the dirty work while they...sorry, Shinji Makami supervised. This was done so that at the same time, the internal team of developers at Capcom who were already hard at work on RE4 and CV could continue without delay. So did they develop RE3: Nemesis? Indirectly but otherwise not really. Also I don't know why it's always brought up that RE3 was never meant to be the real RE3. It doesn't change the fact that it is the official third game in the series. Besides if Code Veronica was the 3rd canonical spot in the series it would have left the whole Raccoon City saga unresolved. With that said, CV only furthers the series plot because the ending of RE3: Nemesis, which created one of the most memorable and satisfying endings the series has been able to produce mind you, brought the previous story arc to a close. RE3: Nemesis allows CV to progress the series. Everybody always remembers the destruction of Raccoon City. It's a story arc that's been retold more times than RE:CV has been played (probably not) but without RE3 that would have never happened and I wager, had CV become the 3rd canonical title following RE2 it's impact on the series wouldn't have been as well received
3 years? It took 3 years to make lame scripted sequences for Nemesis and what? 6 hours of gameplay? I'm now 3 times more disappointed lol. Assassin's Creed games are made in around 4 years and take hundreds of hours to beat in some cases with a giant world. Where exactly did the time go to where they couldn't fit everything from the original and some?
