I wouldnt call it a fuck up though, the game is fun and ok, but the price is absolutly unjustified. It should´ve been a DLC for RE2 Remake. Operation Raccon City or Umbrella Corps are fuck ups if you ask me
Things Capcom got wrong here: 1. Not a lot of puzzles. 2. Nemesis looked like a giant re5 licker after the subway crash. 3. No clock tower. 4. No grave digger. 5. No Racoon park. 6. Zombies are the same from RE2 remake. 7. You have to fight Nemesis the same way in the end as when you fight him after the subway crash. 8. It's too freaking short.
I think they should have used defense weapons like RE2 remake for continuity. Would have been nice to cross over a few more things in the RPD . The links to RE2 are good it would be great to have more.
@Carnivorus Yeh that's what I was thinking. Nemesis is a nuisance as well, but an actual danger, where as with Mr x, you could merely run a few meters to loose him
I generally don't agree that games need certain playtime quota to meet full price standards, however this Remake appears to cut a lot of stuff from the original - and that's just not okay. Simplifying puzzles, removing sections of the game and replacing some sections with Carlos sections is a deal breaker for me. I'm waiting for a Steam sale with this one. Resident Evil 3 was the first Resident I beat and I replayed that game far more times than Xplosiv edition warranted so when I found out that there's no graveyard boss fight and the game is relatively short... nope, I'm not fine with that.
Mr X was a bit more scary, especially his foot steps, I was shitting bricks whenever I heard them. With Nemesis I was like okay time to run I can out run you.
Agreed, never felt the same fear from Nemesis in the remake. In the original Nemesis put me on edge all the time. Mr X though... the footsteps, the dark hallways, him just with no expression going after you, still makes me a bit nervous.
“Bit more scary” that’s an understatement.. Mr. X had me shitting myself every play through. Mr X put so much pressure on me to keep moving. Nemesis is more just of an annoying hurdle to get over while being teased by way too many zombies all at once
I found nemesis more scary myself, with Mr. X you can outrun him, with Nemesis it's impossible to outrun him, you have to either know how to dodge well while running, or get hit
RE3 got the balance completely wrong with Nemesis, which is wild considering they had great foundations to build on with the original game and Mr. X in the RE3 remake. Nemesis is more of a threat when he does chase you down, because he's faster and has a range of attacks. But the logic of how he behaves feels more apparent. He disappears when you walk into certain areas and has trigger spawn points. And he doesn't have a constant presence the way that Mr. X did in the police station. You could ALWAYS hear him. Nemesis just comes and goes and then becomes a set piece.
Random J even the final boss fight with Mr. X was better though, I honestly feel like Nemesis should have been way more difficult to defeat, I remember I barely had bullets left the first time I played as Leon and had to play it a hell of a lot of times before I was able to defeat Mr X not like Nemesis I will be replaying in Hard mode today, hopefully it improves
Despite the cuts/changes to this Jill, they added that to the game. Bet there's some game journalists already complaining about it. I think Rock Paper Shotgun was mad that Jill gets beat up more than Carlos lol.
No mercenaries mode pissed me off a lot. That and the fact that Nemesis was downgraded to only scripted events instead of being an actual enemy that pursued you like in RE3.
Nemesis actually was 99% scripted events in the original RE3 section. The only time when he really was likely to pop up at random was during the segment between leaving the RPD and getting on the newly repaired tram. Which, in fairness, at least was longer than its equivalent in RE3make, which is the jog from the substation back to the subway.
@@Stephan5916 Mr X tracked you throughout the whole RPD. That is not scripted haha. If you choose to go and get collectibles, you're gonna be running into him A LOT.
I was soooooo disappointed in the game. They cut all my favourite parts. The clock tower. All the puzzles. The backtracking. The park. The factory. The choices. The multiple endings. And they made nemesis boring. On top of that they seem to have started the game partway through after you meet Carlos. Ok, they added some stuff into the hospital and another nest, but I didn’t think they were all that. They also changed the game to be linear and too action-heavy. Yes, the original was more action-Y than the 2nd but it wasn’t combat focused. There was no need to shoot zombies or kill nemesis outside of boss fights. The original took me about 10 or so hours the first time. This took me about 4 or 5. I’m sorry but it’s a crap remake. Maybe it's a good game more broadly if you know nothing about the original. But it’s lost all of its personality. I loved the re2 remake so this really was a blow.
My issue with RE2 is the one obvious big flow that the devs were so lazy and stupid to make it and its the bad timing between Leon and Claire scenarios. They both fight the exact same enemies at the exact same locations, Annette dies twice and Mr. X keep chasing Leon even after being killed by William in Claire's run. How they manage to screw up this?!
@@danielscholz5831 But it would be a great chance to sort of reboot it. It was bad story and gameplay wise so they have every chance now to build it from the ground up.
This game feels more like a summary of what happened in RE3, rather than the whole story. While a good game, it is missing some stuff. For the moment I feel less need to replay it than I did RE2, I think there is some game modes and difficulties that opens up after finishing some challenges though. I replayed RE2 remake A LOT though, almost or as much as RE1 remake..
RE2 remake is really such a good game. I have not been so happy with a game for a long time. I just love the good old RE before 4. I enjoyed 4 and 5 but they are just not the same game.
So they basically bait and switched you in the Demo making you think he's gonna be appearing more and chasing after you ala Mr X?.. that's kinda disappointing on top of all the other changes they made 9:12, that area which they showed in the game-play trailer's, I honestly thought that's where you would fight the Grave Digger.. I mean in all fairness the fight itself was kinda lame in the original, but it could of been cool in a remake way.
@@Jose-se9pu And exaclty what i said before the release: "i bet that thsi demo is the only fun part of this game..." Also many people, included Maximillian Dood said the same lol About Nemesis, as a commentator said: "Mrx X is a DVD, Nemesis an Blue Ray..."
@Moon Raven pretty much. Nemesis is scripted basically all the way through the game. After your first play through you know when and where he will appear, killing off any tension and replay value, which is criminally lazy if you ask me.
The actress addressed the scene with the bug impregnating her saying that she didn't really know when it was happening when recording. She was just told what the next scene was.
They even removed the Nemesis encounter decisions you had to make in order to evade him which would have added more replayability to it...huge disappointment.
@iforgot87872 I mean I can see why, in a game with the classic top down, fixed camera style it works but with the newer graphics and how the movement works, there's just no reason for it. The things you should be pussed about are the fact they cut half the game, the ability to go from the near end of the game all the easy back to the start, they made Nemesis's ai as intimidating as a kitten with a gun, and let's not even talk about that shitty dog form and the final fight. Speaking of which they fucked up her one liner and instead it in the middle of the game. Like I always say when this game is brought up, it's not re3 or even an re game, it's a triple a fan fic and nothing else.
Yeah from what I saw people were disappointed with the b scenarios and getting rid of alot of enemy varieties but still rly liked the game. This feels alot more lazy tbh
Skull Kid RE2 remake cut just as much as 3 did. The train yard, half of the labs, and even several rooms in the rpd. The files in the 2 remake where all super lame. The original has files revealing that Irons locked the garage and the armory to stop the cops of responding to the outbreak before hunting then for sport. None of that is present in the remake and his interactions with Claire are brief with no story details being revealed. The remake is just super sparse on character interactions in general because it cut the radio conversations between Leon and Claire along with most of their meetups like the one in the STARS office. The A and B scenarios where so fucking lazy they really shouldn’t have even bothered if they were gonna phone them in like they did. The gameplay was great and I love the new intro to the game with Leon entering the city in civilian clothes and new interactions with Marvin and Kendo and the sewers were really well done because using the G adults as a common enemy instead of a one off boss was a great idea but other than that RE2 was just as much of a lazy “reimagining” as RE3 Remake. 3 at least added shit to make up for its missing parts though like drastically expanding the rpd and hospital to make up for cutting the park and clock tower down and the files in RE3 give way more world building than 2 did. 3make so far has been way better than 2 because it’s story is far more intact.
If you haven't bought the game , here's what you should know: in the remake, Jill didn't go to : RPD , Clock Tower , Racoon Park Edit: and no Dead Factory , No graveyard
Nikola Tesla Ok I need help, *should I buy this game* ? Like be honest with me, my sister is about to gift it to me but first she needs to know if the game is good. Tbh I liked a lot the 2nd remake but I’ve seen a lot of negative comments about this one.
@@Mashiris I havent played it but from the reviews I've heard and read it's not bad, but pretty disappointing. If u want to get it u should know that it's very short, has less replay value than the other games, nemesis has been neutered, gunplay is downgraded, and a couple parts have been cut. From what I've read it sounds like a 6 outta 10 (real 6, not an ign or gamespot 6 lol) get it if u want.
Mashiris YES!! Please don’t listen to the reviews. If I had, I would have totally missed out on this gem. I personally enjoy this one even more than 2R. If you’re a big fan of the og, chances are, you’ll be let down. But by looking at it as a completely original game, which I did, it’s a fantastic, exciting final journey through Raccoon City. If you loved Remake 2, you will really enjoy this one. If you get the game, though, play on hardcore. It’s more fun that way, imo.
@@Marcusianery If you're paying £50 or $60 for a linear campaign based game then the campaign has to be 10/15 hours plus in length. This is basically DLC level of content.
My biggest issue is that the downtown area was too short and small. Where in the original you had to go from point A to point B, back to point A, then to point C, then D, then back to B, etc. If they did this in the remake, they could have the Nemesis pop up in randomized locations more often and that would make the game so much better. In the remake, you encountered the Nemesis in his humanoid form in like two different (scripted) occasions.
Instead of REsistance, I think Mercenary mode or Raid mode with co-op features are by far much more superior for this game. I mean people probably even more overjoyed if they got Outbreak Remake full co-op campaign in this game instead. RE2R has mission DLCs but those are just gimmicks, not much replayability. Mercenary mode & Raid mode has always been the proper replayability feature for RE games in which weirdly kinda missing since RE7.
Raid Mode is from the Revelation sub-series. RE3 had the 1st Mercenaries Mode..... I can't understand why they removed it in favor of the asymmetrical mp crap.
Outbreak is its own separate game and raid is kinda lame... Resistance is just a dumbed down, poor version of an Outbreak knockoff. Mercenaries should have been added, along with the ability to escape a grapple and more control of your character in the Nemesis' fight (also, he should've been more humanoid than beast)
@@TexasHollowEarth re1 in the saturn had battle mode as did re2, CVX and re3 mercenaries is mostly the same as is re4 and re5 Idk why they removed it from re2r and re3r
@@delgande - Code Veronica Mercenaries is 1st person, dude. Mercenaries in RE3 shares little in common with RE4, 5, & 6 Mercenaries. I never played RE games on the Saturn as they look even worse than the PS1 originals. I'm not a Sega sympathizer.
@@TexasHollowEarth CVX battle mode was fixed camera and you played through a map to get a high score with different playable characters re3 was similar but you had these hostages to save my whole point is that they all had these score based combat modes with different characters re4 and onward the combat/gameplay is different but the concept of a map that you fight to earn points is the same re2remake and re3remake have no such modes and they're very much needed as it is series tradition since the saturn and re2 it is understandable that re7 doesn't have it since it is the most unique one with 1st person and a new protagonist
Needed more time in the oven with this one, least another year, which is really dissapointing, i dont see capcom adding any dlc to expand on new areas. Stay safe Gman!
Yup...its more than likely they will just be milking on adding more of this Resistance bullshit content, since this is what people be playing the most after they beat single player compaign anyway unfortunately...this is what Rockstar did with GTAV, when they released GTA Online, they completely abandoned single player campaign altogether since the release of Online! This is the same, that Crystal Dynamics did with Tomb Raider reboot as well...once devs keep adding to multiplayer content you can kiss any sort of single player content goodbye... So anyone expecting any sort of Park, Dead Factory or Clock Tower areas added separately as single player campaign extending DLC is up for cold shower of awakening i am afraid! Prepare for "more awesome skins for Jill and Carlos in Resistence game!" or "Hey! You wanted Jill Sandwich skin so much, aren't you?! Hey how about we release a DLC, including it with an overpriced tag of 60 dollars?! I mean thats what everyone wanted, right?!..." Or how about those "Naked Carlos skin all the nerdy lonely girls dreamed to see? here you can have it for another 60 dollars! Isn't it awesome?!" I mean i may be tad exaggerating, but you get the picture of what's coming (most likely...) Forget about an actual singleplayer campaign, that really matters! Who the heck needs that! - What developers think...
@@Summon256 Not a good look for REResistence on Steam as of now. I think most fans prefers Mercenary or Raid mode, especially Raid mode if it feature co-op matches/levels.
I will be genuinely surprised if the single player gets any dlc, let alone "free" dlc like RE2 Remake 2019 got. Project Resistance seems to be their main focus, especially now that I can confirm their selling microtransactions baloney of up to $30 to give players an advantage over non payers. To think, they could've remastered RE Outbreak instead. Even Operation Raccoon City is better. Heck, the Predator 4 vs 1 multiplayer game is better and that's $40.
Genome Soldat I think RE6 has even more content than this game. And an actual fun mercenary and co-op mod. LuL my 6 hours experience, nemesis is not even scary, and the puzzles are such a waste. Wait until it on sale for 50% or buy doom to play.
@Ian Nottingham, RE6 is arguably one of the best content rich RE games, especially the later PS4/PC ports that added even more to the Mercenaries bonus mode. Capcom definitely rushed it compared to RE2 Remake. Same kind of happened in 1999, but back then the devs tried hard to make the original different from RE2. Plus they had Shinji Mikami over seeing development and he got the team to add content to the game. Content that was cut in this so called "remake" no less. As for Project Resistance, I'm not completely against a multiplayer focused RE game. I enjoyed Operation Raccoon City and would love to see a remaster of the Outbreak games or a new one. But Project Resistance is even lazier and more cynical than even Umbrella Corp. Plus, it has baloney greed stuff too. Ah well, maybe in a few years, we'll get DC or Gold Edition of RE3 Remake 2020 that adds in all the cut content, especially Mercenaries, for PS5, XSX, and PC.
Its clear that capcom rushed this game to capitalize on RE2R success. They thought that they could sell less for more and rush it out and fans will accept it. Well most may do this, others will be turned off of this. Most of the quality from RE2R is here but its quite obvious that it WAS downgraded. The clocktower and gravedigger were cut most likely cause of time constraints and being rushed. Not to mention the tacked on online mode. Most fans wont even care for this crap. Its a shame they scrapped Mercenaries mode for that shit... and Nemesis starts out strong which is amazing but is toned down to boss encounters and cutscenes or linear uncharted like chase sequences. The lack of alternative scenarios also ruins it for me. One story that is beat in abit over 6 hours with little to no replayability ultimately kills this remake for me. Capcom really screwed us here..👎👎😞😠
@@aagh8714 They won't. There's a leak for the next resident evil next year (might be multiplayer) that a lot of fans will be pissed lol. Just imagine...Ah battle royal resident evil game. lol ewww.
Actually with the reviews already out I don't think they met the sales they were expecting cuz it exposed how lazy they are especially with the Corona pandemic out people were not able to buy it at GameStop. If Capcom wants to redeem themselves they have to complete the rest of the game with more areas to explore more weapons more outfit's. Like u can have way more fun if u pop in the original Res 3 in right now!
Considering how badly RE2R screwed up, frankly, it's telling that this game is still a step up from last year. It's still a horrible remake, even if it's a decent game in its own right.
Honestly, I still really enjoyed the game. The main problem is that it's not really an RE:3 remake, almost more of a re-imagining than anything. I enjoyed pretty much every location in the game, the core gameplay felt great, imo the dodge is super satisfying. The boss fights in this game were better than any of the fights in the RE:2 remake, in large part thanks to the enhanced mobility. I wish the game was a bit longer though, as 5 hours is really short for a game that is essentially campaign only. Granted, this does seem to have some pretty high replay value with nightmare and inferno difficulties. If they had just been more faithful to the original story, and added in another 2-3 hours worth of content between the start of the game and the hospital it would have been pretty much perfect for me. I was really hoping for them to keep the same iconic first encounter with Nemesis out the front of the RPD. I would have taken that over what we were given for a nemesis introduction any day of the week. Honestly, I'm not too disappointed though as I did genuinely enjoy myself the entire time I played through the game, and I plan on doing many more runs of the game.
It really isn't a remake, it's pretty much a full on reboot with all the cuts and changes. Shinji Mikami and RE1 Remake team from 2002 likely would've done a better job. From a recent Didyouknowgaming video talking about the development history of RE3 1999, Shinji Mikami actually got that team to add content to the game. Content that is simply gone here.
agreed. I feel like people are pin focused on what was removed from this game, and not what was added. This might have the best bosses in the series, now that I think about it. as someone whose been playing these games since I was a little kid, I wasn't really all that devastated by the cut areas. Kinda lame, but other parts were expanded. The original will always exist
How does everyone complete this game so fast? I got 8 hours from this game i was reading all the files and took in the scenery also i was not jogging most of the time kinda ruins the atmosphere of the game if you just run around everywhere in a monster infested city. If the campaign is too short it means you propably rushed it.
The most hilarious thing I find about this remake is how Nemesis got completly cockblocked on kills. According to Brad at the start of the game every other stars member that survived RE1 got the fuck out of the city, leaving only jill and brad left. Zombies kill brad, leaving only jill for nemesis to hunt down, which we all know how that turns out. So canonically now, nemesis is like the least effective bioweapon Umbrella ever made.
The only gripe I have with this is you complaining that the level was reused when going back to the police station. I mean dude what did you expect it's the same place.
In RE3 1999, Jill does go back to RE2 RPD, but unlike the "remake," it served the purpose of introducing Nemesis, him killing Brad, and having him appear in the station. Remake cuts all of that and while I do like Carlos, it feels lazy and cheap here.
@@Gruntvc yeah and instead of that you get the cool boss fight with nemesis at the clock tower and Carlos kills Brad. Also the licker killing those police officers was cool to see calling back to when Leon and Claire reacted to seeing their bodies. Seriously how is that lazy, boomers everywhere in this comment section
My problem with that are is that there is a roller door that is down on the second floor near the save room with the photo black room I wish they showed why that roller door was down like it would have been the police station but it would have been a new area with in it
clocktower, graveyard,park, dead factory all missing, plus gravedigger ,spiders, and crows. Terrible and not acceptable for a year in development. The worse is Mercenaries operation mad jackel is MIA
The part where you see the deformed failed me x’es I thought that would of been a perfect place for nemesis to eat them all and grow massive like he did in the original, instead of a acid bath..
This had the potential to be legendary and surpass the 1999 original. Sadly, it just a good 7 or low 8 out of 10 game at best. Too much content, especially everything that made the 1999 original unique from RE2 1998 is just gone in this "remake". Capcom knew the single player by itself would not be worth $60, it's more like a $30 dlc campaign for RE2 Remake 2019. So, they bolted on Project Resistance, which but the way has microtransactions up $30 to boost "progression." A shameful display, RE3 deserves by far better than this.
I bet that cutscene was made by chineese hentai fan freak, Well at least pornhub editors won't have to work hard to create a clip since they have this one ready.
"People who played the original are probably going to be upset by the changes that this game makes." Boooooy, wait till FF7 gets it's worldwide release. You're gonna see some serious shit.
The Night Sky Prince is gonna have a field day addressing of those potential disappointments. But then again, he's just super optimistic in a "Nah, It'll be fine" manner.
man I'm so happy that i decided to just play the original games instead of buying the remakes. Well I'll be starting to play Re3 first then I'll go to FF7 oh boy its gonna be fun
FF 7 Remake has already come out where I live. I'm around halfway and to be honest, the game is flawed. It's still good but the story can really drag on at times. I saw reviewers saying the game was around 80 hours, but its not. I believe the actual amount is closer to 20-30 hours, and that's for someone doing a majority of the quests.
As someone who didn't really care much for the original FF7. I wonder if I'll like the remake, or dislike it even harder. Tbh, probably dislike it harder.
I guess I’m in the minority, but I’ve really enjoyed RE3R. I just replayed the original again a month or so ago, and while it was kind of a bummer to see a couple areas cut, I really enjoy the faster pace and think it’s great for replayability. I’ve even really enjoyed the reimagined plot and character elements, and it was exciting to me to see how things got remixed. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion of course, but a lot of the complaints people have about this remake just come off to me as “it’s not the same so I don’t like it”, and if that’s the case why not just play the original again? It didn’t go anywhere after all, it’s still there.
I guess people were overexpecting RE3 remake. It was as good as RE2 remake, but that is. RE2 remake was considered as a breakthrough, and people expect that RE3 remake can deliver the same hype. Since both remakes are very similar, it is natural that many ends up disappointed. Also, the game was bundled with a multiplayer game that not many were interested. So some felt like they have been cheated. But then again, I also feel that several people may have been overreacting too much.
@@kevinclement1533 to be honest 80% of the re2 fans thought it was garbage. The new breeds thought it was cool. It's one of the middle class remakes if I'mma be honest. Too much showing off where to go, too much simplifying everything, characters aren't themselves especially Leon. The story does not play out as serious as the original. The voice acting although bad in the original is horrible in this. I couldn't even get past the half way mark I was so bored man.
The fleas were also in the original too without the parasite status, so there's just way less enemy variation. Imagine how terrified everyone would be if the giant spiders returned
Far out this has to be the biggest boomer review I have ever seen, absolutely disgusting review obviously got the nostalgia goggles on thick here. I mean how is 'less like the original' a legitimate critique. Game is just pure tense fun from start to finish. Nemesis is used perfectly and he has all his original weapons as well as crazy new forms, zombies are as terrifiying as they were in RE2 remake and just as threatening. The corridors of the hospital and revisiting the RPD with new enemies are just as tense as being on the streets at the start of the game. The new Carlos action scenes are not as trigger happy as he makes them seem legit he set up that one scenario and shot 2 generaters that are meant to be used tactically to make the game look like a mindless shooter actually pathetic. The Carlos sections are the same as the Jill ones tight corridors and tense moments just with more enemies. Theres a defense type section to finish it off which expends all your resources its intense as you have to protect Jill as well as try not to die at the same time for a certain time limit you kill a lot of enemies and is a great change of pace compared to the slower more methodical hospital sequence before it. I don't believe for a second that the only part he enjoyed apparently was the final boss fight unless we went into the game with the mindset of "this games gonna be trash because it's not the original and Im going to find everything wrong with it bla bla bla..." Like seriously going over a 2 second facial expression and using it in your argument twice cause you couldn't find anything else is reaching so hard like first playthrough I didn't even notice that I doubt anyone would unless they are intentionally looking for it like this guy was. The real nail in the coffin for me was when he said "the PACING was bad" without giving any reason to why the pacing was bad at all. That's just the CLASSIC "I don't have anything else to say so I'm just gonna say that the pacing was off". Game is a 9/10 for me would be a 10/10 if not for a couple exploits I found with the enemies and the third nemesis boss fight was kinda a rehash of the second one.
Sadly if Capcom put the same amount of effort they did for RE2 Remake, then we'd have a solid game. Wish they did. Hopefully if they they remake Veronica X, hope they put more effort into it.
RE2R was shit compared to original, thanks to it my expectations for RE3R were very low Now 'm looking forward to CV Remake with less 30% content from the original game or a crap RE8 a.k.a. RE7 2.0
Wrong sure they expanded the story in the RE Remake but as a coherent story it still lacks just like it did in the original I feel like Re 3 remake while stuff was cut the story overall a lot better than the original, Capcom got lazy with RE 2 Remake at times as well but people rave about that game even despite that so I don' know why that gets a pass.
Well to be fair the first resident evil game was a remaster, not a remake, so taking anything out would’ve completely gotten rid of the whole “remaster” concept.
I looked forward to this release because of how happy I was with the remake of RE2. But after having completed it on hardcore and struggling with the last boss fight in Nightmare, I got a heap of complaints with it: 1. Nemesis encounters feels way too scripted and predictable. There's only really one time that actually feels like the original RE3. Also very little emphasis on choice in whether you fight him or not because the game simply doesn't let you fight him most of the time (doing so means just wasting ammo and/or dying) 2. There's no build up in the story or character introduction. Everyone and everything is introduced right off the bat. Now I know, being a remake people will already know about the cast and characters, but that shouldn't stop you from at least trying to create natural progression and introduction in a good way. 3. The Brain Sucker/Deimos enemy is only around for a single segment in the game. In the original you could encounter them in many different locations. Also in the original game, enemy placement was different from each playthrough. Some play throughs a room would contain hunters. Other playthroughs that same room would contain Deimos or spiders. Sometimes one area might have slow zombies. Other times that same area may have fast moving zombies. This just isn't a thing in the remake. 4. The game relies too much on the dodge mechanic. And the dodge mechanic in itself is not exactly reliable since you can end up getting snagged on objects in the enviroment or the timing being off all the time. Wait until that final fight against Nemesis on Nightmare difficulty. Not only does the dodging have to be perfect but if you miss once, he'll stunlock and kill you. 5. Clock tower section completely removed, most of the city exploration is removed, fights against grave digger removed, park area removed, basically a lot of areas and puzzles are removed. 6. Higher difficulties seems to implicitly necessitate the use of special items and weapons with unlimited ammo unlocked by scoring achievements. Could go on. Really sad that it had to be such a let down.
@@crazygamer4260 If they had kept the random Nemesis encounters, mercenaries and the choice options, I would have been okay with the other stuff they cut out.
I was pretty amped for this game as RE3 is one of my favorite games of my favorite series. I don't have a lot of time (I'm a new dad) so I was really looking forward to spending it with a worthwhile remake. Knowing that they completely nerfed it makes me want to kick somebody in the head.
I'm disappointed that not even the so called "classic" costumes dlc doesn't give Carlos and the other UBCS their original uniforms from RE3 1999. Carlos just looks like a generic Modern Warfare 2019 reboot soldier.
@@iannottingham4640 I don't have mcuh experience with military code, but this a mercenary group working for Umbrella, maybe they are more lenient than the actual military. Also, he looks hot
@@iannottingham4640 except the military is crumbling down and what's left is people who remotely know how to use and maintain a gun so fashion is thrown in the trash
“And I don’t know why people are saying when they say she doesn’t look feminine, I mean... She looks cute as fu-“ *BEEEEEEEEP* Nice touch, Gman. Nice touch.
The art director openly admitted to changing this Jill to be up to modern standards of beauty and realism in a recent Game Informer interview. Meanwhile, they arguably increased Carlos' sex appeal lmao. 1999 Jill is just better. Heck, even the 2nd live action Resident Evil film, Apocalypse, does a better job depicting classic Jill. Even Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City kept Jill in her classic outfit, which is changed in the remake lol. Capcom is Crapcom again.
@@Gruntvc Do even understand the what the fucking point of a remake is? Of course she looks more modern. Out of all the things you can criticize, this one's by far the dumbest. She's got a pretty face, nice tiddies, and a fine ass. What else do people need? She changed her look half a dozen times over the course of the series and nobody gave a fuck. But now, now we're suddenly having a problem? Sounds artificial to me.
In the orginal if you fought and downed him then the next time you see him is during his next scripted event but if you ran away he would stalk you and show up at random times
It is true, he was scripted in the original. However, after we have seen Mr. X in the remake, we were waiting for something like that or even better. Also, the original has 23 years old, this new-gen was supposed to manage to make something like Alien Isolation Game. If you ever played it. The Alien is so random, the AI is phenomenal you never know when he is coming.
@@ComradRaptor If by "random" you mean varied, then yes, he'll show up in different places and duck in and out of others depending on specific routes you go and choices you make. There's nothing truly random from a real world perspective though. For example, if you choose to use the emergency exit at the power plant, Nemesis will be right outside it when the game animation forces you outside. If you electrocute the zombies though, he'll show up in the fire alley instead when you return from the pharmacy. There's also several different patterns he can follow around the restaurant/newspaper office depending on route, choices, and if/when you enter certain rooms. It's all 100% pre-determined though. Play through the game twice, don't kill Nemesis when you don't have to,make the same decisions, and follow the exact same path. He'll be in the same places each time.
"Through the means that you-'ve just seen that you just know made someone, somewhere rock hard." Hey, facehuggers were a fetish LONG before Resident Evil even existed
I think what Capcom should’ve done was split 3make and REsistance into 2 separate games for $30/40 and $20/30 respectively. I think most people really only wanted 3make and it would have been a much easier sell as a more budget release considering the fact that it already uses a bunch of assets from RE2Make so it was cheaper to develop, and is shorter than RE2Make.
@@bayc3715 Ain't nobody trying to pay $60 for a fake remake with less content🤣. How they managed to make a remake of a game over 20 years old with less content is beyond me.
@@cookingsauce8274 lol play it first it's worth $60 every resident evil game has built in replayability and this game also comes with a multiplayer component
@@bayc3715 First off Idc about that resistance mode whatsoever only the SP. And yes I will play it.... When I find it somewhere cheaper than $60 🤣🤣🤣 This game is glorified re2 remake dlc, and I'm not falling for it. You really think every gamer buys every game for full price? Ig money grows on trees where u live. And it may have replayability, but lazy capcom cut major things that gave it more replayability. FAIL!
After finishing the game last night I can say this review is spot on with how I feel about the game. The most fun that I had out of the entire game was in the streets at the beginning when regular form Nemesis was stalking me and beating the crap outta me as I tried to navigate the city. Then they went ahead and took that away by changing him into a lion type monster thing a third of the way through the game 😒
Honestly when the reviewers said it was only 5-6 hours depending on the person I was saying to my self it’s easy gonna be 6 hours for me then. When I go through I do every single little thing I take my time with these games. I was at the 4 hour mark and was thinking alright I got another 2 hours left. 10 minutes later I finished the game.....
@@Abethor I totally got my steam purchase refunded when i found out this was cut: *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
Storm Turk They did not mess it up. Don’t believe everything you hear. It definitely could’ve been better, but the game is freaking fantastic. There are some positive reviews as well. It’s just cool to hate on REmake 3 right now.
There’s a huge negativity bias going on right now and it’s weird. Normally you hear people say “ I wish they’d cut down x game from 16 hours of mediocre gameplay to 6 hours of fun” and that’s what I feel like they did here. I didn’t play the original RE3 however so my standards are completely different than yours, they definitely shifted the game to a more offensive, combat focused, version of it’s old self.
1.) No clock tower area ( very important part before the Hospital w carlos ) 2.) No ammo maker required just combine the powder and magically make bullets 3.) Limited encounters and a very predictable nemesis. 4.) There is an asian zombie that have been witnessed in the beginning bar scene of Resident Evil OutBreak and he is in Re2. 5.) Carlos fights the nemesis in the clock tower 6.) The nemesis evolves less, by the clock tower he should tentacles all around his body and no shirt. 7.) There are no in game options that can shift the direction you go in, for instance, when nemesis kill Brad Vickers, you could choose to run inside or fight the monsters. 8.) No park scene, the blue, green and red diamond was for that. 9.) The restaurant when you blow up the kitchen 10.) Nemesis just too movie scripted in the remake, Mr. X makes the nemesis look like a push over What makes me uncomfortable is that they re-used the same game engine as Re2 so that right there should of saved them time to add those areas and puzzles.
Nemesis wasn't randomized in the original RE3, there were scripted encounters but then if you ran away without fighting him, he'd lurk within a radius between so many screens or doors until you either down him for the count for that particular encounter or go through the door beyond his radius or roaming and lurking. In choosing to run away and not fight him, you'd know you were out of the area he lurks within by the eerie feel the tension music changing back to the normal scripted BGM.
As a RE fan I honestly liked it a lot, Even if it has some flaws, like nemesis doesn't show up as much as in the og game, no live selection, etc (honestly i watched the sphere hunter review and it was basicaly everything i thought about the game) I finished it in about 3h41 in my first playthrough, 5h20 including cutscenes, so if the length bothers you, then yeah you should wait for a sale..
@@lucalibre12 I never played the original Resident Evil 3, and I liked the game too. I thought this remake did a better job at world building than the RE2 remake, and there is some replay value in going back and exploring unlocked difficulties and whatnot. But yeah, if you're just a one and done type of gamer, it's not worth $60. Way too short.
Would’ve loved to see a long epic section of the game where you’re exploring the interior of the clock tower, with a dark atmosphere and heavily focused on puzzles similar to spencer mansion, and yes spiders included
THANK YOU! Literally agree with everything and finally someone else who noticed they keep chopping out great original enemies like the spiders. :'( This game needed more development and needed to add the missing parts like the clock tower and as soon as Nemesis transformed into his 'animalistic' form I thought 'oh god this is stupid..' I love Jill and a lot of other things but it's still disappointing and a lot of the areas are too unfamiliar. The unlockables you can earn through playing over again was nice I was hoping for something like that at least.
mrroblinx As an official arachnophobic, I can say with certainty that they are still as scary as spiders, and I’m kinda embarrassed to say that it took me an hour to muster up the mental strength to get past that part.
Honestly i always thought those spiders in the first re games to be really out of place i mean they are just giant spiders to me, they do not lool like mutated beasts like lickers hunters zombies etc, it has always felt weird to me
Stephen Mandel I have played the original so it disappoints me what they did with the story, Nemesis, and the cut sections and enemies. Definitely prefer the last remake over this. I’ll most likely sell my copy to a friend after I try the Resistance mode.
Man we should all petition them to make mercenaries or something. Same with an added clock tower level. I don’t care how they do it if they have to make you play as kendo or something, just figure it out
@Enohadoland Leon and Claire don't complete their trek through the city until Jill is passed out and infected. The storm could of passed while she was knocked out. As far as it not raining in the hospital, maybe it didn't make its way over there yet.
I hope developers take the fan response from all these remakes more seriously. We want remakes to be actually like the original game but with current gen graphics and gameplay systems. I mean shit its easier to just copy a damn game and update it than change all this stuff no one wanted to change. Something like the Shadow Of the Colossus is a good example of this. Even though I love RE2make, the original RE1make is still the highest bar set for remakes ever and probably will be for a long time. It upgraded everything about the original and instead of cutting things it added stuff that fit perfectly without changing the game world.
Speak for yourself. Everybody is entitled to an opinion sure, but not everybody who loves the series wants a carbon copy of the original with just upgraded graphics. Do I dislike some of the cuts in the game? Yeah, but developers looking back at games probably wish they could've done different things with the product in retrospect, and likely did just that. Is it going to be perfect every time? No. Do I wish there was a clock tower in the game? Yeah. Do I think the grave digger was incredibly stupid, and didn't really fit? Yeah, and I'm actually glad they removed it, just like I was glad they minimized the role of the crocodile in RE2. To me, the expanded hospital and the second NEST section made a lot more sense than the dead factory did, and fits the entire narrative that the RE2 explored in regards to how big Umbrellas reach was in the city.
If you wanted the exact same game as 1998 RE3, we would have gotten the clock tower, park and dead factory, but we wouldnt have gotten the improved hospital area and the awesome Carlos sections, lets face it, Carlos sections in RE3 1998 were not that good and he was a bad character. Im seriously liking the new hospital it is eerie and I would trade that for the clock tower and park, and trade the NEST 2 for the dead factory. It is a give and take situation, Im ok with story mode being how it is, only thing I dont like is Nemesis tranforming into a dog so fast, we needed more humanoid nemesis. That and the lack of mercenaries and costumes is the real problem.
@@Grommash1000 Uh that's the whole point of my fucking post, to speak for myself and the huge amount of people who dislike the cuts. And it's not even that they cut the areas for a good reason, they did it because they could just reuse RE2 assets for the Hospital and Lab rather than have to make all new content. I don't think everything is bad and I actually had a good time, but this was clearly rushed and didn't need to come out barely one year after RE2. Carlos is definitely way better. What are you even talking about with the role of the alligator? The part with it is incredibly small in both versions. The only difference is in RE2make only Leon encounters it. Yes the expanded hospital and lab make sense here because the story was written for it. Just like the hospital and dead factory made perfect sense in the original. Also I never said they couldn't change things, I literally argued RE1 is the perfect remake because it added things.
From the moment I've heard the game was being worked on by a different team, and it's going to take only a year to complete, I knew this was bad, and look at the final product now, I guess capcom got really greedy and wanted to milk the hell out of the franchise.. Again
Yousef Alamer except it didn’t. It’s even stated in the review you’re commenting on ffs, that this game took almost as long as RE2 Remake to develop. And it’s an amazing game. Not as good and impactful as RE2 was last year, but good nontheless.
For the RE2 Remake, it took me a few months to get the Platinum Trophy on PS4 and I still haven't completed the 4th scenario in the lone survivors' menu. For the RE3 Remake, it took me four days to get the platinum
As someone who's first introduction to RE WAS OGRE3, in disappointed with this new remake. It seems like they squandered a good chance to really expand on the old game and make it a more fleshed out and substantial experience by rushing this game out. I mean, jill only has 1 alternate costume. This game really skimps out on content.
To date, Resident Evil 1 Remake 2002 still remains the best remake of an video game ever made. It didn't cut content, it improved and added content that makes it surpass RE1 1996 in every way. Really wish Capcom would've done the same for RE2, but especially RE3.
@@Gruntvc well Shinji Mikami (creator of RE) was the director of RE1 Remake and he really went all out with that game, doing everything he could with that game he couldn't do with OGRE1
@T. Pham, True, but Shinji Mikami had an actual positive effect on RE3 1999. Didyouknowgaming released a video on Tuesday about RE3 1999 and yeah, Shinji pushed that team to add a bunch of content. Content that Capcom cut in this "remake." Say what you will about Shinji Mikami today, but back then, he really seemed to have a positive impact on many Capcom franchises. He pushed for RE2 to be delayed and we got the excellent 1998 game instead of RE 1.5. He's also credited with convincing Capcom to make Devil May Cry its own franchise, DMC1 originally was supposed to be RE4. Really feel that last one I list is important given what the rumors are saying about RE8. It's supposedly gonna be a massive departure from usual RE to the point it will and I quote here, "Piss off hardcore RE fans."
@@Gruntvc oh I'm not at all disputing Shinji Mikami had a positive effect on the earlier RE's. Many say his involvement in RE1R is what has elevated it to its godlike status. On the last point, if they really want to piss off the RE fans, RE8 should be a FPS looter shooter with even more ridiculous action set pieces than RE6 and more explosions. And all the zombies are dual wielding machine guns. Don't forget microtransactions either :p
Honestly the only remaining RE game that "needs" a remake is Code Veronica because that game wasn't that great at launch but if that does get remade I want the team that did the RE2 remake, not this team
It seems that it needed one more year under development, I could have waited to get a proper remake but it seems they messed it up... Oh well, now I know that I HAVE to spend my money in Doom Eternal
The way to get their attention is to not buy this garbage. And tell your friends not to either. It was a rushed cash grab to take advantage of the fans and the popularity of RE2 remake, nothing more. 🙄 Hurt Capcom in their wallets and next time maybe they'll get their heads' out their asses.
I’m sure the dev team did the best they could reinventing the system to suit Nemesis encounters and budgeting the areas they finished. This game was probably very time consuming to make, so I imagine that’s why a different team handled this while RE2 was being done. This could’ve been a lot worse, all things considered.
@@thepickles8833 I suppose you're right. I just think it isn't fair to charge fans sixty dollars for a game that was hastily made with multiple enemies and encounters cut. That's all I'm saying. I think 29.99 is a more reasonable price range for what Capcom gave. Keep in mind they toned down the gore and they also reused all the zombie models from the Resident Evil 2 remake.
Thanks for the review Gman. Your review has convinced me to rather replay RE2 remake, the original RE3 on PS1 and have another round of Doom Eternal, on nightmare difficulty this time. You da man bud, saved me some money for another game I would enjoy more. Anyway thanks again bud, stay safe and I will catch you on the next one👍
@@frogglen6350 Or do you just spend all your money on games without any reviews? Do you just buy everything without any input from any outside sources? Must be great to be an idiot made out of money.
Maybe they got cocky after the release of RE2 remake but they also easily tricked the players to purchase this game. It’s very short! 3-5 hours of gameplay. Lot of contents were removed from the original game. Nemesis doesn’t feel like nemesis and he is not scary at all and he will be so passive before you even reach mid game. The game is too expensive $60 and it’s not even complete but rushed out quick cash grab game by Capcom, What a robbery!
My personal opinion *Racoon City Downtown was too small, it needed to be much larger and all interconnected, that way they could’ve made Nemesis much more like Mr X as he could just be in any part of the city putting pressure on the player to keep moving like in RE2. *No Clocktower, considered this was the UBCS base for evacuation, wasted the potential for a good overrun ‘military’ environment. *Jill encountered Mikhail and Carlos too quickly, I felt we should’ve done some city exploration before bumping into them. *No Mercenaries mode just sorta kills replay ability for me after I’m finished trying to get S+. *4 hours of gameplay isn’t enough for the price they were asking really. Despite all this I did like the links they made to RE2, like zombie Brad and Marvin. Also, I liked how Tyrell also got an expanded role in the story too. Hopefully they’ll actually add in mercenaries like Ghost survivors was added to RE2.
Whenever Capcom are on a roll, they get complacent and fuck it up.
Every time.
Capcom loves being fucking Buzzkillers.
I wouldnt call it a fuck up though, the game is fun and ok, but the price is absolutly unjustified. It should´ve been a DLC for RE2 Remake. Operation Raccon City or Umbrella Corps are fuck ups if you ask me
They weren't just complacent, they intentionally took features the previous title had out.
Yeah its strange lol
They removed the puzzles? Damn that's like removing platforming from a Prince of Persia game.
I don't like puzzles so no complaints from me
yeah, this is not a survival horror game, just a third person shooter.
My brother has been waiting for this game he gonna be disappointed af
@@willz3344 if you don't like puzzles then resident evil isn't puzzles are an integral part of the series.
@@arock323497 i like resident evil for the gameplay and horror elements not the puzzles sorry just my opinion
Things Capcom got wrong here: 1. Not a lot of puzzles. 2. Nemesis looked like a giant re5 licker after the subway crash. 3. No clock tower. 4. No grave digger. 5. No Racoon park. 6. Zombies are the same from RE2 remake. 7. You have to fight Nemesis the same way in the end as when you fight him after the subway crash. 8. It's too freaking short.
9. Nemesis final form looks like queen xenomorph from alien franchise
10. Pricing it 60 USD
11. No dead factory 12. No magnum revolver, mine d.
I think they should have used defense weapons like RE2 remake for continuity.
Would have been nice to cross over a few more things in the RPD .
The links to RE2 are good it would be great to have more.
There is a the revolver and mine rounds for the grenade launcher
If Mr. X is more intimidating than Nemesis in these remakes, then that means something is wrong.
SuperMario49 Gaming He is not more intimidating but he is more of a stalker.
Well it's cause Nemesis-ified Mr. X in remake 2
What intimidating to him when you're in a middle of solving puzzles and unexpectedly punches you
Well then it's a good thing he's not
@Carnivorus Yeh that's what I was thinking. Nemesis is a nuisance as well, but an actual danger, where as with Mr x, you could merely run a few meters to loose him
The length of the campaign on this one was a slap in the face to the community. This game is no more than a $30 game.
jaeguerra909 No. At least 40.
I'd call it a $15 RE2 remake expansion.
Who wants a drawn out scenario to be the same as 4 scenarios?
@@residentjess No.
I generally don't agree that games need certain playtime quota to meet full price standards, however this Remake appears to cut a lot of stuff from the original - and that's just not okay. Simplifying puzzles, removing sections of the game and replacing some sections with Carlos sections is a deal breaker for me. I'm waiting for a Steam sale with this one. Resident Evil 3 was the first Resident I beat and I replayed that game far more times than Xplosiv edition warranted so when I found out that there's no graveyard boss fight and the game is relatively short... nope, I'm not fine with that.
*Nemesis starring at a beautiful night sky*
_"S.T.A.R.S"_
Somebody gonna make meme of that
@@estehtix yep
...get out
*staring
KAB LAMMATS “starring” lol was that joke dual layered?
Mr X was a bit more scary, especially his foot steps, I was shitting bricks whenever I heard them. With Nemesis I was like okay time to run I can out run you.
Agreed, never felt the same fear from Nemesis in the remake. In the original Nemesis put me on edge all the time. Mr X though... the footsteps, the dark hallways, him just with no expression going after you, still makes me a bit nervous.
“Bit more scary” that’s an understatement.. Mr. X had me shitting myself every play through. Mr X put so much pressure on me to keep moving. Nemesis is more just of an annoying hurdle to get over while being teased by way too many zombies all at once
I found nemesis more scary myself, with Mr. X you can outrun him, with Nemesis it's impossible to outrun him, you have to either know how to dodge well while running, or get hit
RE3 got the balance completely wrong with Nemesis, which is wild considering they had great foundations to build on with the original game and Mr. X in the RE3 remake.
Nemesis is more of a threat when he does chase you down, because he's faster and has a range of attacks. But the logic of how he behaves feels more apparent. He disappears when you walk into certain areas and has trigger spawn points. And he doesn't have a constant presence the way that Mr. X did in the police station. You could ALWAYS hear him. Nemesis just comes and goes and then becomes a set piece.
Random J even the final boss fight with Mr. X was better though, I honestly feel like Nemesis should have been way more difficult to defeat, I remember I barely had bullets left the first time I played as Leon and had to play it a hell of a lot of times before I was able to defeat Mr X not like Nemesis I will be replaying in Hard mode today, hopefully it improves
Jill has probably seen enough hentai to know where it was going. No wonder she seemed chill.
whats that scene called asking for a friend
@@ShivamKumar-dt8ll ruclips.net/video/EaTl8xGpXrI/видео.html
Despite the cuts/changes to this Jill, they added that to the game.
Bet there's some game journalists already complaining about it. I think Rock Paper Shotgun was mad that Jill gets beat up more than Carlos lol.
@@Gruntvc I mean, it's just Lara Croft all over again.
Jill is IN enough hentai to know whats coming next.
No mercenaries mode pissed me off a lot. That and the fact that Nemesis was downgraded to only scripted events instead of being an actual enemy that pursued you like in RE3.
Nemesis actually was 99% scripted events in the original RE3 section. The only time when he really was likely to pop up at random was during the segment between leaving the RPD and getting on the newly repaired tram. Which, in fairness, at least was longer than its equivalent in RE3make, which is the jog from the substation back to the subway.
@@MrNetWraith its a lot of kids who never played the original 3 like we did. so a lot of people who dont like it are new jacks
@@MrNetWraith Anyone with a brain would have said that exactly thank you. Imo Mr X was also scripted in the Res2 remake.
@@Stephan5916 Mr X tracked you throughout the whole RPD. That is not scripted haha. If you choose to go and get collectibles, you're gonna be running into him A LOT.
@@jeremyrafuse5330 And only the RPD. After the sewers Mr x disappears and the player can freely grab the collectables.
The spiders weren't replaced with the "flea things" those are drain Deimos, and were in the original 3
Can confirm, they are my favorite enemy in all the games.
Yeah, but they’re lame compared to the original RE3. They’re small and goofy looking, the ones in the original were large and freakish looking.
@@TheVampireEd thanks dad
@@FallFromGrace65 You’re welcome son.
Resident Evil 3 expectations: *STAAAAAAARS!!!*
Resident Evil 3 reality: stars.
accurate
Remake*
Yup, sums it up
At least X gave it to us
Correction *star* without the 's'
And this is classic capcom, 1 step forward 2 steps backwards
Barry: "Jill that was close, you were almost deepthroated by that big flea!"
Jill: (laughs) "You're right!"
This comment woke up true re feelings I haven't felt in decades.
*JILL SANDWICH*
Rip Barry 💔
@@utisti4976 more like Jill Creampie
"WHAT THE FUCK?!"
I was soooooo disappointed in the game. They cut all my favourite parts. The clock tower. All the puzzles. The backtracking. The park. The factory. The choices. The multiple endings. And they made nemesis boring.
On top of that they seem to have started the game partway through after you meet Carlos. Ok, they added some stuff into the hospital and another nest, but I didn’t think they were all that.
They also changed the game to be linear and too action-heavy. Yes, the original was more action-Y than the 2nd but it wasn’t combat focused. There was no need to shoot zombies or kill nemesis outside of boss fights.
The original took me about 10 or so hours the first time. This took me about 4 or 5. I’m sorry but it’s a crap remake. Maybe it's a good game more broadly if you know nothing about the original. But it’s lost all of its personality.
I loved the re2 remake so this really was a blow.
My issue with RE2 is the one obvious big flow that the devs were so lazy and stupid to make it and its the bad timing between Leon and Claire scenarios.
They both fight the exact same enemies at the exact same locations, Annette dies twice and Mr. X keep chasing Leon even after being killed by William in Claire's run. How they manage to screw up this?!
Hey remember when they said that doom eternal was going to be overshadowed by re3 remake.
No
I mean it could have been. It's all an opinion anyway.
Doom eternal sucks too
@@mneri84 doom eternal is one of the greatest shooters of all time ...its not for plebs
@@zackie8172 you never touched doom eternal lol ...
3:50
The Japanese version of Gman would've said that Nemesis is "covered in basically Resident Evil material"
Haha I see whatchu did there
Lmaoo
I’m guessing that that’s what the original translation means?
Biohazard?
I’m not a weeb please explain
@@sbraypaynt Resident Evil is named Biohazard in Japan.
Donnan so what’s resident evil 7 called?
Biohazard Biohazard?
"If Mr X is DVD, Nemesis is Blu-ray" - Best Analogy ever
Makes you wonder how would Veronica remake be like...
@@vietnamabc2290 I feel like they won't make a Remake of Code Veronica. The general interest is just too low
@@danielscholz5831 But it would be a great chance to sort of reboot it. It was bad story and gameplay wise so they have every chance now to build it from the ground up.
I don’t know about that, in terms of implementation, Mr X is blu-ray.
Right now, Capcom needs to focus on Dino Crisis and take on all the criticisms from RE2 and RE3 remake to make it a great game.
Lets be real: they made this game so that Capcom can bundle Re2 and 3 on the same disk for the next millenia
Kind of feel like the real reason is because they're testing some things for the next game with this one.
@@steveyoung9271 Can't tell if trolling or plain stupid.
Brianman ZX i just saw a ps store “bundle” that included re2 and re3 (the remakes ofc) for about 80 euros lol
Disc
@@steveyoung9271 Try harder.
This game feels more like a summary of what happened in RE3, rather than the whole story. While a good game, it is missing some stuff. For the moment I feel less need to replay it than I did RE2, I think there is some game modes and difficulties that opens up after finishing some challenges though.
I replayed RE2 remake A LOT though, almost or as much as RE1 remake..
RE2 remake is really such a good game. I have not been so happy with a game for a long time. I just love the good old RE before 4. I enjoyed 4 and 5 but they are just not the same game.
Exactly. I have like 82 hours in Resident Evil 2 Remake while only have 26 hours for Resident Evil 3 remake. It’s just not as fun to me as the other.
We need a directors cut for this game!!! They could save this game by adding more content.
Exactly!
It's too late lol
This game was probably rushed
Probably. To make a game like this in a year or something, I'm guessing it was super rushed
Plus very bad decisions within the game
Surprisingly this game wasn’t rushed. Must’ve been because it was a B team instead of the main team. Or bad management, who knows.
@@revotrip2069 probably being a b team. Even with all its faults it's still impressive what they did
Correction: *this game was rushed*
this game wouldve been amazing with another year or so of develpopment
This game would've been amazing with another year........ruclips.net/video/Qs8lTogfJGg/видео.html
How? It had the same production time as RE2remake, actually it had a year extra with them both being in development at the same time.
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 ok
@@mrpussinboots4252 not even close. this was an other capcom team using the same engine, if only they copied the mr.x IA
Yeah does seem rushed
So they basically bait and switched you in the Demo making you think he's gonna be appearing more and chasing after you ala Mr X?.. that's kinda disappointing on top of all the other changes they made 9:12, that area which they showed in the game-play trailer's, I honestly thought that's where you would fight the Grave Digger.. I mean in all fairness the fight itself was kinda lame in the original, but it could of been cool in a remake way.
And the demo part was the most fun part as i expected...
They are not dumb, the demo was literally the only part of the game that was like the original.
@@Jose-se9pu And exaclty what i said before the release: "i bet that thsi demo is the only fun part of this game..."
Also many people, included Maximillian Dood said the same lol
About Nemesis, as a commentator said: "Mrx X is a DVD, Nemesis an Blue Ray..."
But his chase sequences were always scripted, that or I just always knew when he was going to show up
@Moon Raven pretty much. Nemesis is scripted basically all the way through the game. After your first play through you know when and where he will appear, killing off any tension and replay value, which is criminally lazy if you ask me.
I never actually realized Jill opens her mouth up so...willingly, when Nemesis tries to stick it in..She's like "Yeah, sure lemme taste that" 3:26
Das not nemesis
Thats not nemesis
Not nemesis though
The actress addressed the scene with the bug impregnating her saying that she didn't really know when it was happening when recording. She was just told what the next scene was.
They even removed the Nemesis encounter decisions you had to make in order to evade him which would have added more replayability to it...huge disappointment.
Jeff Herc bull. That’s a major improvement here.
Life choices was the best part of this game
They should've honestly took longer on this game. And asking 60 for it is insane considering the amount of cut content from the original
@@residentjessyou’re glad they removed the choice element from the original? Okay
@iforgot87872 I mean I can see why, in a game with the classic top down, fixed camera style it works but with the newer graphics and how the movement works, there's just no reason for it. The things you should be pussed about are the fact they cut half the game, the ability to go from the near end of the game all the easy back to the start, they made Nemesis's ai as intimidating as a kitten with a gun, and let's not even talk about that shitty dog form and the final fight. Speaking of which they fucked up her one liner and instead it in the middle of the game. Like I always say when this game is brought up, it's not re3 or even an re game, it's a triple a fan fic and nothing else.
Well that was dissapointing. The last remake handled the A and B scenarios pretty poorly, but overall it was great
Yeah recycled areas.
@@sirjackalstudio but why?
Yeah from what I saw people were disappointed with the b scenarios and getting rid of alot of enemy varieties but still rly liked the game. This feels alot more lazy tbh
@@sirjackalstudio fair enough
Skull Kid RE2 remake cut just as much as 3 did. The train yard, half of the labs, and even several rooms in the rpd. The files in the 2 remake where all super lame. The original has files revealing that Irons locked the garage and the armory to stop the cops of responding to the outbreak before hunting then for sport. None of that is present in the remake and his interactions with Claire are brief with no story details being revealed. The remake is just super sparse on character interactions in general because it cut the radio conversations between Leon and Claire along with most of their meetups like the one in the STARS office. The A and B scenarios where so fucking lazy they really shouldn’t have even bothered if they were gonna phone them in like they did. The gameplay was great and I love the new intro to the game with Leon entering the city in civilian clothes and new interactions with Marvin and Kendo and the sewers were really well done because using the G adults as a common enemy instead of a one off boss was a great idea but other than that RE2 was just as much of a lazy “reimagining” as RE3 Remake. 3 at least added shit to make up for its missing parts though like drastically expanding the rpd and hospital to make up for cutting the park and clock tower down and the files in RE3 give way more world building than 2 did. 3make so far has been way better than 2 because it’s story is far more intact.
If you haven't bought the game , here's what you should know: in the remake, Jill didn't go to : RPD , Clock Tower , Racoon Park
Edit: and no Dead Factory , No graveyard
No clock tower... wtf :(
Or the Dead Factory. No awesome environmental story telling showing how the US military fought to the death against BOWs.
Nikola Tesla Ok I need help, *should I buy this game* ? Like be honest with me, my sister is about to gift it to me but first she needs to know if the game is good. Tbh I liked a lot the 2nd remake but I’ve seen a lot of negative comments about this one.
@@Mashiris I havent played it but from the reviews I've heard and read it's not bad, but pretty disappointing. If u want to get it u should know that it's very short, has less replay value than the other games, nemesis has been neutered, gunplay is downgraded, and a couple parts have been cut. From what I've read it sounds like a 6 outta 10 (real 6, not an ign or gamespot 6 lol) get it if u want.
Mashiris YES!! Please don’t listen to the reviews. If I had, I would have totally missed out on this gem. I personally enjoy this one even more than 2R. If you’re a big fan of the og, chances are, you’ll be let down. But by looking at it as a completely original game, which I did, it’s a fantastic, exciting final journey through Raccoon City. If you loved Remake 2, you will really enjoy this one.
If you get the game, though, play on hardcore. It’s more fun that way, imo.
"The length isn't an issue"
Yes. It. Is. They want £50 for the game.
Yeah, its giving it way to much credit. I don't want to push other remakes or other genres but Square Enixs FF7 Remake is about 25-35 hours.
@@Marcusianery If you're paying £50 or $60 for a linear campaign based game then the campaign has to be 10/15 hours plus in length. This is basically DLC level of content.
@@brettbrabben9693 I agree with you mate. It very much could been baked in with RE2 as a "Extended story campaign" DLC. For 30 bucks.
Weren’t re2-3 remake supposed to be sold together? Don’t know if that’s true but if it is it would explain a bit
Don't forget the reused assets
My biggest issue is that the downtown area was too short and small. Where in the original you had to go from point A to point B, back to point A, then to point C, then D, then back to B, etc. If they did this in the remake, they could have the Nemesis pop up in randomized locations more often and that would make the game so much better. In the remake, you encountered the Nemesis in his humanoid form in like two different (scripted) occasions.
Instead of REsistance, I think Mercenary mode or Raid mode with co-op features are by far much more superior for this game. I mean people probably even more overjoyed if they got Outbreak Remake full co-op campaign in this game instead. RE2R has mission DLCs but those are just gimmicks, not much replayability. Mercenary mode & Raid mode has always been the proper replayability feature for RE games in which weirdly kinda missing since RE7.
Raid Mode is from the Revelation sub-series. RE3 had the 1st Mercenaries Mode..... I can't understand why they removed it in favor of the asymmetrical mp crap.
Outbreak is its own separate game and raid is kinda lame... Resistance is just a dumbed down, poor version of an Outbreak knockoff. Mercenaries should have been added, along with the ability to escape a grapple and more control of your character in the Nemesis' fight (also, he should've been more humanoid than beast)
@@TexasHollowEarth re1 in the saturn had battle mode as did re2, CVX and re3 mercenaries is mostly the same as is re4 and re5
Idk why they removed it from re2r and re3r
@@delgande - Code Veronica Mercenaries is 1st person, dude. Mercenaries in RE3 shares little in common with RE4, 5, & 6 Mercenaries. I never played RE games on the Saturn as they look even worse than the PS1 originals. I'm not a Sega sympathizer.
@@TexasHollowEarth CVX battle mode was fixed camera and you played through a map to get a high score with different playable characters
re3 was similar but you had these hostages to save
my whole point is that they all had these score based combat modes with different characters
re4 and onward the combat/gameplay is different but the concept of a map that you fight to earn points is the same
re2remake and re3remake have no such modes and they're very much needed as it is series tradition since the saturn and re2
it is understandable that re7 doesn't have it since it is the most unique one with 1st person and a new protagonist
I guess I can get liking Luis as a side character, no accounting for taste and all that, but in that same game we had Goddamn Mike.
He knew a good bar man
I’m buying
Take cover.....
MIKE
Mike is the hero the Resident Evil universe needed but didn't deserve.
Needed more time in the oven with this one, least another year, which is really dissapointing, i dont see capcom adding any dlc to expand on new areas. Stay safe Gman!
Yup...its more than likely they will just be milking on adding more of this Resistance bullshit content, since this is what people be playing the most after they beat single player compaign anyway unfortunately...this is what Rockstar did with GTAV, when they released GTA Online, they completely abandoned single player campaign altogether since the release of Online! This is the same, that Crystal Dynamics did with Tomb Raider reboot as well...once devs keep adding to multiplayer content you can kiss any sort of single player content goodbye...
So anyone expecting any sort of Park, Dead Factory or Clock Tower areas added separately as single player campaign extending DLC is up for cold shower of awakening i am afraid!
Prepare for "more awesome skins for Jill and Carlos in Resistence game!" or "Hey! You wanted Jill Sandwich skin so much, aren't you?! Hey how about we release a DLC, including it with an overpriced tag of 60 dollars?! I mean thats what everyone wanted, right?!..." Or how about those "Naked Carlos skin all the nerdy lonely girls dreamed to see? here you can have it for another 60 dollars! Isn't it awesome?!" I mean i may be tad exaggerating, but you get the picture of what's coming (most likely...)
Forget about an actual singleplayer campaign, that really matters! Who the heck needs that! - What developers think...
@@Summon256 Not a good look for REResistence on Steam as of now. I think most fans prefers Mercenary or Raid mode, especially Raid mode if it feature co-op matches/levels.
I will be genuinely surprised if the single player gets any dlc, let alone "free" dlc like RE2 Remake 2019 got.
Project Resistance seems to be their main focus, especially now that I can confirm their selling microtransactions baloney of up to $30 to give players an advantage over non payers.
To think, they could've remastered RE Outbreak instead. Even Operation Raccoon City is better.
Heck, the Predator 4 vs 1 multiplayer game is better and that's $40.
Genome Soldat I think RE6 has even more content than this game. And an actual fun mercenary and co-op mod. LuL my 6 hours experience, nemesis is not even scary, and the puzzles are such a waste. Wait until it on sale for 50% or buy doom to play.
@Ian Nottingham, RE6 is arguably one of the best content rich RE games, especially the later PS4/PC ports that added even more to the Mercenaries bonus mode.
Capcom definitely rushed it compared to RE2 Remake. Same kind of happened in 1999, but back then the devs tried hard to make the original different from RE2.
Plus they had Shinji Mikami over seeing development and he got the team to add content to the game. Content that was cut in this so called "remake" no less.
As for Project Resistance, I'm not completely against a multiplayer focused RE game. I enjoyed Operation Raccoon City and would love to see a remaster of the Outbreak games or a new one.
But Project Resistance is even lazier and more cynical than even Umbrella Corp. Plus, it has baloney greed stuff too.
Ah well, maybe in a few years, we'll get DC or Gold Edition of RE3 Remake 2020 that adds in all the cut content, especially Mercenaries, for PS5, XSX, and PC.
"You just know it's making someone, somewhere rock hard"
**Nervous chuckle**
@@KemonoGamer75 ignorant to immediately assume it's lewd :^)
@@KemonoGamer75 you invite me to add you on discord?
@@KemonoGamer75 sure, on it
Developers had one job... keep the mechanics same... NOPE! Make it worse.
Its clear that capcom rushed this game to capitalize on RE2R success. They thought that they could sell less for more and rush it out and fans will accept it. Well most may do this, others will be turned off of this. Most of the quality from RE2R is here but its quite obvious that it WAS downgraded. The clocktower and gravedigger were cut most likely cause of time constraints and being rushed. Not to mention the tacked on online mode. Most fans wont even care for this crap. Its a shame they scrapped Mercenaries mode for that shit... and Nemesis starts out strong which is amazing but is toned down to boss encounters and cutscenes or linear uncharted like chase sequences. The lack of alternative scenarios also ruins it for me. One story that is beat in abit over 6 hours with little to no replayability ultimately kills this remake for me. Capcom really screwed us here..👎👎😞😠
@@Josep_Hernandez_Lujan if they don't remake code veronica...
@@aagh8714 They won't. There's a leak for the next resident evil next year (might be multiplayer) that a lot of fans will be pissed lol. Just imagine...Ah battle royal resident evil game. lol ewww.
@@emanuelperono1562 oh god... 😑😒
Actually with the reviews already out I don't think they met the sales they were expecting cuz it exposed how lazy they are especially with the Corona pandemic out people were not able to buy it at GameStop. If Capcom wants to redeem themselves they have to complete the rest of the game with more areas to explore more weapons more outfit's. Like u can have way more fun if u pop in the original Res 3 in right now!
Considering how badly RE2R screwed up, frankly, it's telling that this game is still a step up from last year. It's still a horrible remake, even if it's a decent game in its own right.
“Restrained arousal”
Honestly, I still really enjoyed the game. The main problem is that it's not really an RE:3 remake, almost more of a re-imagining than anything. I enjoyed pretty much every location in the game, the core gameplay felt great, imo the dodge is super satisfying. The boss fights in this game were better than any of the fights in the RE:2 remake, in large part thanks to the enhanced mobility.
I wish the game was a bit longer though, as 5 hours is really short for a game that is essentially campaign only. Granted, this does seem to have some pretty high replay value with nightmare and inferno difficulties.
If they had just been more faithful to the original story, and added in another 2-3 hours worth of content between the start of the game and the hospital it would have been pretty much perfect for me. I was really hoping for them to keep the same iconic first encounter with Nemesis out the front of the RPD. I would have taken that over what we were given for a nemesis introduction any day of the week.
Honestly, I'm not too disappointed though as I did genuinely enjoy myself the entire time I played through the game, and I plan on doing many more runs of the game.
It really isn't a remake, it's pretty much a full on reboot with all the cuts and changes.
Shinji Mikami and RE1 Remake team from 2002 likely would've done a better job.
From a recent Didyouknowgaming video talking about the development history of RE3 1999, Shinji Mikami actually got that team to add content to the game. Content that is simply gone here.
agreed. I feel like people are pin focused on what was removed from this game, and not what was added. This might have the best bosses in the series, now that I think about it. as someone whose been playing these games since I was a little kid, I wasn't really all that devastated by the cut areas. Kinda lame, but other parts were expanded. The original will always exist
To be fair RE2 Remake was more of a re imagination
How does everyone complete this game so fast? I got 8 hours from this game i was reading all the files and took in the scenery also i was not jogging most of the time kinda ruins the atmosphere of the game if you just run around everywhere in a monster infested city. If the campaign is too short it means you propably rushed it.
Shane Clough thanks what a great review is it worth the price ?
You’re Metal Gear Solid analogy was completely spot on. That sums up this mess of a remake perfectly!
Yea but twin snakes was actually good and added more to the game rather than taking stuff out like this did lol
@@kennypowers1945 exactly. Twin snakes is awesome
No it wasnt
The most hilarious thing I find about this remake is how Nemesis got completly cockblocked on kills. According to Brad at the start of the game every other stars member that survived RE1 got the fuck out of the city, leaving only jill and brad left. Zombies kill brad, leaving only jill for nemesis to hunt down, which we all know how that turns out. So canonically now, nemesis is like the least effective bioweapon Umbrella ever made.
Bit of a stretch with that last statement, my man.
Should've been sold at 30 at most
Now people are selling it on ebay for £60 and shops charging £50.
I payed $50 for it.
Yeah, this game looks almost like a glorified mod.
Hope you're staying healthy, Gman. Take care. Cheers from the states. 👍
That's really wholseome. Hope you stay healthy internet stranger! :)
Hope this coronavirus thing end soon
The virus is over exaggerated by media.
@@igniii3348 You don't live in Italy.
@@lonelyheartproductions5237 cheers, friend!
The only gripe I have with this is you complaining that the level was reused when going back to the police station. I mean dude what did you expect it's the same place.
In RE3 1999, Jill does go back to RE2 RPD, but unlike the "remake," it served the purpose of introducing Nemesis, him killing Brad, and having him appear in the station.
Remake cuts all of that and while I do like Carlos, it feels lazy and cheap here.
@@Gruntvc yeah and instead of that you get the cool boss fight with nemesis at the clock tower and Carlos kills Brad. Also the licker killing those police officers was cool to see calling back to when Leon and Claire reacted to seeing their bodies. Seriously how is that lazy, boomers everywhere in this comment section
My problem with that are is that there is a roller door that is down on the second floor near the save room with the photo black room I wish they showed why that roller door was down like it would have been the police station but it would have been a new area with in it
AlshepType We know it’s the same place but imo it wouldn’t have felt that underwhelming if they haven’t cut out a lot of places from the original.
@@Mashiris I get that dude, I was perhaps being specific that his complaint was "reused" level.
clocktower, graveyard,park, dead factory all missing, plus gravedigger ,spiders, and crows. Terrible and not acceptable for a year in development. The worse is Mercenaries operation mad jackel is MIA
The part where you see the deformed failed me x’es I thought that would of been a perfect place for nemesis to eat them all and grow massive like he did in the original, instead of a acid bath..
This had the potential to be legendary and surpass the 1999 original.
Sadly, it just a good 7 or low 8 out of 10 game at best. Too much content, especially everything that made the 1999 original unique from RE2 1998 is just gone in this "remake".
Capcom knew the single player by itself would not be worth $60, it's more like a $30 dlc campaign for RE2 Remake 2019. So, they bolted on Project Resistance, which but the way has microtransactions up $30 to boost "progression."
A shameful display, RE3 deserves by far better than this.
Idk how you can watch this video and think "8 out of 10"
I agree, the original had a lot that made it its own game compared to RE2 but this was a let down and felt rushed.
This game is nowhere near a 7 and especially nowhere near an 8.
6/10 "ok"
3:20 "Oh No! I am gonna die, but tentacles are my kink!"
😂 Why'd she open her mouth anyway?
@@abdoul5176 She literally opened her mouth for that shit! Good eye!😂
@@abdoul5176 "It's so thick and slimy! SUGOIII!!!"
@@KakumaKnight 🤢
I bet that cutscene was made by chineese hentai fan freak, Well at least pornhub editors won't have to work hard to create a clip since they have this one ready.
"People who played the original are probably going to be upset by the changes that this game makes."
Boooooy, wait till FF7 gets it's worldwide release. You're gonna see some serious shit.
its one area stretched out for a whole game, doubt anyone can get made about cut content
The Night Sky Prince is gonna have a field day addressing of those potential disappointments. But then again, he's just super optimistic in a "Nah, It'll be fine" manner.
man I'm so happy that i decided to just play the original games instead of buying the remakes. Well I'll be starting to play Re3 first then I'll go to FF7 oh boy its gonna be fun
FF 7 Remake has already come out where I live. I'm around halfway and to be honest, the game is flawed. It's still good but the story can really drag on at times. I saw reviewers saying the game was around 80 hours, but its not. I believe the actual amount is closer to 20-30 hours, and that's for someone doing a majority of the quests.
As someone who didn't really care much for the original FF7. I wonder if I'll like the remake, or dislike it even harder. Tbh, probably dislike it harder.
I guess I’m in the minority, but I’ve really enjoyed RE3R. I just replayed the original again a month or so ago, and while it was kind of a bummer to see a couple areas cut, I really enjoy the faster pace and think it’s great for replayability. I’ve even really enjoyed the reimagined plot and character elements, and it was exciting to me to see how things got remixed. Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion of course, but a lot of the complaints people have about this remake just come off to me as “it’s not the same so I don’t like it”, and if that’s the case why not just play the original again? It didn’t go anywhere after all, it’s still there.
Claps
I guess people were overexpecting RE3 remake. It was as good as RE2 remake, but that is. RE2 remake was considered as a breakthrough, and people expect that RE3 remake can deliver the same hype. Since both remakes are very similar, it is natural that many ends up disappointed. Also, the game was bundled with a multiplayer game that not many were interested. So some felt like they have been cheated. But then again, I also feel that several people may have been overreacting too much.
@@kevinclement1533 no it wasn't, Halo 2 anniversary was
@@kevinclement1533 to be honest 80% of the re2 fans thought it was garbage. The new breeds thought it was cool. It's one of the middle class remakes if I'mma be honest. Too much showing off where to go, too much simplifying everything, characters aren't themselves especially Leon. The story does not play out as serious as the original. The voice acting although bad in the original is horrible in this. I couldn't even get past the half way mark I was so bored man.
Kleiner Helfer Bruh moment
The fleas were also in the original too without the parasite status, so there's just way less enemy variation. Imagine how terrified everyone would be if the giant spiders returned
This breaks my heart.
Far out this has to be the biggest boomer review I have ever seen, absolutely disgusting review obviously got the nostalgia goggles on thick here. I mean how is 'less like the original' a legitimate critique.
Game is just pure tense fun from start to finish. Nemesis is used perfectly and he has all his original weapons as well as crazy new forms, zombies are as terrifiying as they were in RE2 remake and just as threatening. The corridors of the hospital and revisiting the RPD with new enemies are just as tense as being on the streets at the start of the game.
The new Carlos action scenes are not as trigger happy as he makes them seem legit he set up that one scenario and shot 2 generaters that are meant to be used tactically to make the game look like a mindless shooter actually pathetic. The Carlos sections are the same as the Jill ones tight corridors and tense moments just with more enemies. Theres a defense type section to finish it off which expends all your resources its intense as you have to protect Jill as well as try not to die at the same time for a certain time limit you kill a lot of enemies and is a great change of pace compared to the slower more methodical hospital sequence before it.
I don't believe for a second that the only part he enjoyed apparently was the final boss fight unless we went into the game with the mindset of "this games gonna be trash because it's not the original and Im going to find everything wrong with it bla bla bla..." Like seriously going over a 2 second facial expression and using it in your argument twice cause you couldn't find anything else is reaching so hard like first playthrough I didn't even notice that I doubt anyone would unless they are intentionally looking for it like this guy was. The real nail in the coffin for me was when he said "the PACING was bad" without giving any reason to why the pacing was bad at all. That's just the CLASSIC "I don't have anything else to say so I'm just gonna say that the pacing was off".
Game is a 9/10 for me would be a 10/10 if not for a couple exploits I found with the enemies and the third nemesis boss fight was kinda a rehash of the second one.
@@bayc3715 boomer review??? And what's wrong with honouring the original? Capcom botched this one. they cut alot of stuff from the original.
@@bayc3715 Finally..someone who tell the truth.
Edwin Sparda This game is a reimaging of re3. It doesn’t have to be like the original. The lenght seems disappointing though.
@@miko5167 Re7 is 6 hours..so what's the point?
Sadly if Capcom put the same amount of effort they did for RE2 Remake, then we'd have a solid game. Wish they did.
Hopefully if they they remake Veronica X, hope they put more effort into it.
RE2R was shit compared to original, thanks to it my expectations for RE3R were very low
Now 'm looking forward to CV Remake with less 30% content from the original game or a crap RE8 a.k.a. RE7 2.0
Huge disappointment. The first Resi Remake didnt cut shit, they expanded the story, made better the things that weren't so great.
gabrieltdelima also they added the Lisa Trevor shit, which still makes me shit my pants
Wrong sure they expanded the story in the RE Remake but as a coherent story it still lacks just like it did in the original I feel like Re 3 remake while stuff was cut the story overall a lot better than the original, Capcom got lazy with RE 2 Remake at times as well but people rave about that game even despite that so I don' know why that gets a pass.
@@gub4941 Lisa Trevor, Crimsom Heads, puzzles...that remake expanded on the original whereas these new ones seem to shave the originals.
Well to be fair the first resident evil game was a remaster, not a remake, so taking anything out would’ve completely gotten rid of the whole “remaster” concept.
@@JustDestined what on earth you on about. It was a remake
Remember how you can stomp or kick off the zombie's head when they grab at your feet? Yeah I miss those days.
I looked forward to this release because of how happy I was with the remake of RE2.
But after having completed it on hardcore and struggling with the last boss fight in Nightmare, I got a heap of complaints with it:
1. Nemesis encounters feels way too scripted and predictable. There's only really one time that actually feels like the original RE3. Also very little emphasis on choice in whether you fight him or not because the game simply doesn't let you fight him most of the time (doing so means just wasting ammo and/or dying)
2. There's no build up in the story or character introduction. Everyone and everything is introduced right off the bat. Now I know, being a remake people will already know about the cast and characters, but that shouldn't stop you from at least trying to create natural progression and introduction in a good way.
3. The Brain Sucker/Deimos enemy is only around for a single segment in the game. In the original you could encounter them in many different locations. Also in the original game, enemy placement was different from each playthrough. Some play throughs a room would contain hunters. Other playthroughs that same room would contain Deimos or spiders.
Sometimes one area might have slow zombies. Other times that same area may have fast moving zombies. This just isn't a thing in the remake.
4. The game relies too much on the dodge mechanic. And the dodge mechanic in itself is not exactly reliable since you can end up getting snagged on objects in the enviroment or the timing being off all the time. Wait until that final fight against Nemesis on Nightmare difficulty. Not only does the dodging have to be perfect but if you miss once, he'll stunlock and kill you.
5. Clock tower section completely removed, most of the city exploration is removed, fights against grave digger removed, park area removed, basically a lot of areas and puzzles are removed.
6. Higher difficulties seems to implicitly necessitate the use of special items and weapons with unlimited ammo unlocked by scoring achievements.
Could go on. Really sad that it had to be such a let down.
I love that carlos has more section but they didn't have to do ton of jill's sections dirty like that.
i think capcom have already forgot why they were remaking these games
this is more like re5/6 than the original. its just an action game
I'd be fine with it being more of an action game because the original was if it wasn't for the fact that they cut so much out
@@crazygamer4260 If they had kept the random Nemesis encounters, mercenaries and the choice options, I would have been okay with the other stuff they cut out.
The game is like a rushed DLC with lots of missing content. I am gonna pirate it.
I was pretty amped for this game as RE3 is one of my favorite games of my favorite series. I don't have a lot of time (I'm a new dad) so I was really looking forward to spending it with a worthwhile remake. Knowing that they completely nerfed it makes me want to kick somebody in the head.
Kick everyone who actually thinks this is a decent remake in the head. They deserve it.
Nobody asked
@@llopgee2601 I actually asked in a different video
Chad reply man no cap.
03:26 I'll tell you Sonny Jim, she's thinking:
*"iVe sEeN tHiS hEnTaI bEfOrE"*
The one good thing about this REmake is Carlos man. Good redesign, good lines.
Stupid redisign: unshaved, hair cover the eyes - totally unacceptable "style" for a military.
He looks more like a bum in body armor.
I'm disappointed that not even the so called "classic" costumes dlc doesn't give Carlos and the other UBCS their original uniforms from RE3 1999.
Carlos just looks like a generic Modern Warfare 2019 reboot soldier.
@@iannottingham4640 I don't have mcuh experience with military code, but this a mercenary group working for Umbrella, maybe they are more lenient than the actual military.
Also, he looks hot
@@iannottingham4640 except the military is crumbling down and what's left is people who remotely know how to use and maintain a gun so fashion is thrown in the trash
ViewtifulBeau No
“And I don’t know why people are saying when they say she doesn’t look feminine, I mean... She looks cute as fu-“ *BEEEEEEEEP* Nice touch, Gman. Nice touch.
The art director openly admitted to changing this Jill to be up to modern standards of beauty and realism in a recent Game Informer interview.
Meanwhile, they arguably increased Carlos' sex appeal lmao.
1999 Jill is just better. Heck, even the 2nd live action Resident Evil film, Apocalypse, does a better job depicting classic Jill.
Even Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City kept Jill in her classic outfit, which is changed in the remake lol.
Capcom is Crapcom again.
@@Gruntvc the clothes are iffy but Jill is fine af so I don't know what most people are talking about
@@Gruntvc what are you talking about, Jill looks hot as hell in this game
@@Gruntvc Do even understand the what the fucking point of a remake is? Of course she looks more modern. Out of all the things you can criticize, this one's by far the dumbest. She's got a pretty face, nice tiddies, and a fine ass. What else do people need? She changed her look half a dozen times over the course of the series and nobody gave a fuck. But now, now we're suddenly having a problem? Sounds artificial to me.
This new Jill looks cute....
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Why do so many people think the nemesis in the original was random, he was scripted too
In the orginal if you fought and downed him then the next time you see him is during his next scripted event but if you ran away he would stalk you and show up at random times
It is true, he was scripted in the original. However, after we have seen Mr. X in the remake, we were waiting for something like that or even better. Also, the original has 23 years old, this new-gen was supposed to manage to make something like Alien Isolation Game. If you ever played it. The Alien is so random, the AI is phenomenal you never know when he is coming.
@@ComradRaptor It was never a random time
@@michaelpryor78 it is random if you dont fight and down him everything after the rpd and before fixing the tram is entirely random
@@ComradRaptor If by "random" you mean varied, then yes, he'll show up in different places and duck in and out of others depending on specific routes you go and choices you make. There's nothing truly random from a real world perspective though. For example, if you choose to use the emergency exit at the power plant, Nemesis will be right outside it when the game animation forces you outside. If you electrocute the zombies though, he'll show up in the fire alley instead when you return from the pharmacy. There's also several different patterns he can follow around the restaurant/newspaper office depending on route, choices, and if/when you enter certain rooms. It's all 100% pre-determined though. Play through the game twice, don't kill Nemesis when you don't have to,make the same decisions, and follow the exact same path. He'll be in the same places each time.
"Through the means that you-'ve just seen that you just know made someone, somewhere rock hard."
Hey, facehuggers were a fetish LONG before Resident Evil even existed
Bad review. 😂🤣
I think what Capcom should’ve done was split 3make and REsistance into 2 separate games for $30/40 and $20/30 respectively. I think most people really only wanted 3make and it would have been a much easier sell as a more budget release considering the fact that it already uses a bunch of assets from RE2Make so it was cheaper to develop, and is shorter than RE2Make.
Crapcom are too money hungry to do the right thing.
Jill at 3:24
* sigh * "I've been in enough hentai already...."
hinca-productions
*unzips*
Well i take what i can get
"Meh, I've had bigger"
8:23 bro i thought you were joking but god damnnn capcom knows what they are doing.
Wait for sale then.
I'm disappointed. This is such a missed opportunity.
Lol just finished the game. It's amazing don't listen to this guy think he's just living in the past
@@bayc3715 Ain't nobody trying to pay $60 for a fake remake with less content🤣. How they managed to make a remake of a game over 20 years old with less content is beyond me.
@@cookingsauce8274 lol play it first it's worth $60 every resident evil game has built in replayability and this game also comes with a multiplayer component
@@bayc3715 First off Idc about that resistance mode whatsoever only the SP. And yes I will play it.... When I find it somewhere cheaper than $60 🤣🤣🤣 This game is glorified re2 remake dlc, and I'm not falling for it.
You really think every gamer buys every game for full price? Ig money grows on trees where u live. And it may have replayability, but lazy capcom cut major things that gave it more replayability.
FAIL!
@@cookingsauce8274 suit yourself I don't buy every game when it comes out either but this is better that 99% of the games on the market right now
After finishing the game last night I can say this review is spot on with how I feel about the game. The most fun that I had out of the entire game was in the streets at the beginning when regular form Nemesis was stalking me and beating the crap outta me as I tried to navigate the city. Then they went ahead and took that away by changing him into a lion type monster thing a third of the way through the game 😒
Honestly when the reviewers said it was only 5-6 hours depending on the person I was saying to my self it’s easy gonna be 6 hours for me then. When I go through I do every single little thing I take my time with these games. I was at the 4 hour mark and was thinking alright I got another 2 hours left. 10 minutes later I finished the game.....
Eduardo Delgado You could always play it on inferno mode.
residentjess hardest part about inferno is the enemy placement
@@groovyhoovy9793 Difficulty doesn't do that much though. It makes the game harder but the content remains the same (Same ass cash grab.)
I just wanted The mercenaries mode, that's it.
Almost bought the game full price, then found out mercenaries isnt here. Very disappointing :(
@@Abethor I totally got my steam purchase refunded when i found out this was cut:
*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
i hope the modding community can fix that .....
Longer more thought out campaign> any extra content
@@thelel6591 Yeah, I doubt there are many if any modders that are willing and able to add multiple believable locations to the game.
I'm just going through all these review saying noooooo this can't be true! They messed up my favorite RE GAME.
Storm Turk They did not mess it up. Don’t believe everything you hear. It definitely could’ve been better, but the game is freaking fantastic. There are some positive reviews as well. It’s just cool to hate on REmake 3 right now.
@@Princeps2 Why would it be cool to hate on it?
I have a Potato PC Nobody thinks it’s cool to hate on it, everyone is just telling the truth, the cut out really good parts from the original.
There’s a huge negativity bias going on right now and it’s weird. Normally you hear people say “ I wish they’d cut down x game from 16 hours of mediocre gameplay to 6 hours of fun” and that’s what I feel like they did here. I didn’t play the original RE3 however so my standards are completely different than yours, they definitely shifted the game to a more offensive, combat focused, version of it’s old self.
@@WhayYay the old game is short as fuck too
1.) No clock tower area ( very important part before the Hospital w carlos )
2.) No ammo maker required just combine the powder and magically make bullets
3.) Limited encounters and a very predictable nemesis.
4.) There is an asian zombie that have been witnessed in the beginning bar scene of Resident Evil OutBreak and he is in Re2.
5.) Carlos fights the nemesis in the clock tower
6.) The nemesis evolves less, by the clock tower he should tentacles all around his body and no shirt.
7.) There are no in game options that can shift the direction you go in, for instance, when nemesis kill Brad Vickers, you could choose to run inside or fight the monsters.
8.) No park scene, the blue, green and red diamond was for that.
9.) The restaurant when you blow up the kitchen
10.) Nemesis just too movie scripted in the remake, Mr. X makes the nemesis look like a push over
What makes me uncomfortable is that they re-used the same game engine as Re2 so that right there should of saved them time to add those areas and puzzles.
Nemesis wasn't randomized in the original RE3, there were scripted encounters but then if you ran away without fighting him, he'd lurk within a radius between so many screens or doors until you either down him for the count for that particular encounter or go through the door beyond his radius or roaming and lurking. In choosing to run away and not fight him, you'd know you were out of the area he lurks within by the eerie feel the tension music changing back to the normal scripted BGM.
Original RE3 was more complex and more effort was made.RE2 Remake has already achieved success so why bother trying?
3:15 - she thinks "Oh, I'm in hentai now. Cool."
men of culture assemble!
We've all seen it before XD
She’s always in Hentais though.
Uncanny valley? That gets said every gen, and it's not long before we're like, "Lol, we thought that?"
Ahh man this is so disappointing to hear considering how much I was looking forward to it. Guess I'll have to wait for a sale.
As a RE fan I honestly liked it a lot, Even if it has some flaws, like nemesis doesn't show up as much as in the og game, no live selection, etc (honestly i watched the sphere hunter review and it was basicaly everything i thought about the game) I finished it in about 3h41 in my first playthrough, 5h20 including cutscenes, so if the length bothers you, then yeah you should wait for a sale..
@@lucalibre12 As an RE fan I didn't enjoy it. Lack of choices and mercenaries did it for me.
@@lucalibre12 I never played the original Resident Evil 3, and I liked the game too. I thought this remake did a better job at world building than the RE2 remake, and there is some replay value in going back and exploring unlocked difficulties and whatnot. But yeah, if you're just a one and done type of gamer, it's not worth $60. Way too short.
flo1fication Lack of choices? You can take on the nemesis head on, or you could try running away from him. What you talking about?😂
@@residentjess Im talking about live action choices. I Guess some people need it spelled out 🤷♂️
Agreed, Mr X was waaaaay more intimidating and dangerous. He really gave me Alien: Isolation vibes. Nemmy is kind of a pushover.
Would’ve loved to see a long epic section of the game where you’re exploring the interior of the clock tower, with a dark atmosphere and heavily focused on puzzles similar to spencer mansion, and yes spiders included
THANK YOU! Literally agree with everything and finally someone else who noticed they keep chopping out great original enemies like the spiders. :'( This game needed more development and needed to add the missing parts like the clock tower and as soon as Nemesis transformed into his 'animalistic' form I thought 'oh god this is stupid..' I love Jill and a lot of other things but it's still disappointing and a lot of the areas are too unfamiliar. The unlockables you can earn through playing over again was nice I was hoping for something like that at least.
@thunder perfect mind No spiders, brain suckers, crows or clock tower too :(
Only one costume to unlock, the original game had SEVEN.
Spiders removed perhaps due to now ?"common"? Phobia, then again it is an horror game... it would be your own fault, if you can't take it.
@@Jose-se9pu Ikr it sucks :/
@@gamerdweebentertainment1616 I have arachnophobia and I want them in it :(
"Spiders are removed"
Me: 🥳
@Fake Account Those aren't spiders, they're drain deimos, and look nothing like the original enemies
mrroblinx As an official arachnophobic, I can say with certainty that they are still as scary as spiders, and I’m kinda embarrassed to say that it took me an hour to muster up the mental strength to get past that part.
@Fake Account Ehh not really.
Honestly i always thought those spiders in the first re games to be really out of place i mean they are just giant spiders to me, they do not lool like mutated beasts like lickers hunters zombies etc, it has always felt weird to me
This game sounds incredibly disappointing...... and I had high hopes for it. I'll wait for when it goes on sale...
I'm having a blast with it since I never played the original.
Stephen Mandel I have played the original so it disappoints me what they did with the story, Nemesis, and the cut sections and enemies. Definitely prefer the last remake over this. I’ll most likely sell my copy to a friend after I try the Resistance mode.
Major disappointment
@@VEZOK54 I totally understand you and respect your opinion. Just wanted to say I'm having fun with it
Stephen Mandel By all means, have fun with it! I’m actually kinda envious of you since I wish I could have as much fun with it as you are.
The tarantulas would've looked amazing in todays graphics
Sounds like a lot of money saving development issues. I’ll still pick it up but only when it’s £15 to download
Pretty sure we'll get Mercenaries mode as DLC. I mean, they did make those "what if" levels in RE2 remake as DLC
free Barry dlc. I am calling it
@Enohadoland I don't think that's all she wrote for the offline stuff.
Man we should all petition them to make mercenaries or something. Same with an added clock tower level. I don’t care how they do it if they have to make you play as kendo or something, just figure it out
@Enohadoland Leon and Claire don't complete their trek through the city until Jill is passed out and infected. The storm could of passed while she was knocked out. As far as it not raining in the hospital, maybe it didn't make its way over there yet.
I hope developers take the fan response from all these remakes more seriously. We want remakes to be actually like the original game but with current gen graphics and gameplay systems. I mean shit its easier to just copy a damn game and update it than change all this stuff no one wanted to change. Something like the Shadow Of the Colossus is a good example of this. Even though I love RE2make, the original RE1make is still the highest bar set for remakes ever and probably will be for a long time. It upgraded everything about the original and instead of cutting things it added stuff that fit perfectly without changing the game world.
Totally agree I still play it even today.
From a developer stand pont what does that even mean they have a vistion for what they what the game to be i think we need to remember that.
Speak for yourself. Everybody is entitled to an opinion sure, but not everybody who loves the series wants a carbon copy of the original with just upgraded graphics. Do I dislike some of the cuts in the game? Yeah, but developers looking back at games probably wish they could've done different things with the product in retrospect, and likely did just that. Is it going to be perfect every time? No. Do I wish there was a clock tower in the game? Yeah. Do I think the grave digger was incredibly stupid, and didn't really fit? Yeah, and I'm actually glad they removed it, just like I was glad they minimized the role of the crocodile in RE2. To me, the expanded hospital and the second NEST section made a lot more sense than the dead factory did, and fits the entire narrative that the RE2 explored in regards to how big Umbrellas reach was in the city.
If you wanted the exact same game as 1998 RE3, we would have gotten the clock tower, park and dead factory, but we wouldnt have gotten the improved hospital area and the awesome Carlos sections, lets face it, Carlos sections in RE3 1998 were not that good and he was a bad character. Im seriously liking the new hospital it is eerie and I would trade that for the clock tower and park, and trade the NEST 2 for the dead factory. It is a give and take situation, Im ok with story mode being how it is, only thing I dont like is Nemesis tranforming into a dog so fast, we needed more humanoid nemesis.
That and the lack of mercenaries and costumes is the real problem.
@@Grommash1000 Uh that's the whole point of my fucking post, to speak for myself and the huge amount of people who dislike the cuts. And it's not even that they cut the areas for a good reason, they did it because they could just reuse RE2 assets for the Hospital and Lab rather than have to make all new content. I don't think everything is bad and I actually had a good time, but this was clearly rushed and didn't need to come out barely one year after RE2. Carlos is definitely way better.
What are you even talking about with the role of the alligator? The part with it is incredibly small in both versions. The only difference is in RE2make only Leon encounters it. Yes the expanded hospital and lab make sense here because the story was written for it. Just like the hospital and dead factory made perfect sense in the original. Also I never said they couldn't change things, I literally argued RE1 is the perfect remake because it added things.
From the moment I've heard the game was being worked on by a different team, and it's going to take only a year to complete, I knew this was bad, and look at the final product now, I guess capcom got really greedy and wanted to milk the hell out of the franchise.. Again
Yousef Alamer except it didn’t. It’s even stated in the review you’re commenting on ffs, that this game took almost as long as RE2 Remake to develop. And it’s an amazing game. Not as good and impactful as RE2 was last year, but good nontheless.
@@Princeps2 Nah, it shouldn't be $60, that's definitely greedy
For the RE2 Remake, it took me a few months to get the Platinum Trophy on PS4 and I still haven't completed the 4th scenario in the lone survivors' menu.
For the RE3 Remake, it took me four days to get the platinum
Gman :also hearing jill drop an f bomb was kinda cute
Jill: what the (devil may cry menu notification sound) was that
As someone who's first introduction to RE WAS OGRE3, in disappointed with this new remake. It seems like they squandered a good chance to really expand on the old game and make it a more fleshed out and substantial experience by rushing this game out. I mean, jill only has 1 alternate costume. This game really skimps out on content.
To date, Resident Evil 1 Remake 2002 still remains the best remake of an video game ever made.
It didn't cut content, it improved and added content that makes it surpass RE1 1996 in every way.
Really wish Capcom would've done the same for RE2, but especially RE3.
@@Gruntvc well Shinji Mikami (creator of RE) was the director of RE1 Remake and he really went all out with that game, doing everything he could with that game he couldn't do with OGRE1
@T. Pham, True, but Shinji Mikami had an actual positive effect on RE3 1999.
Didyouknowgaming released a video on Tuesday about RE3 1999 and yeah, Shinji pushed that team to add a bunch of content. Content that Capcom cut in this "remake."
Say what you will about Shinji Mikami today, but back then, he really seemed to have a positive impact on many Capcom franchises.
He pushed for RE2 to be delayed and we got the excellent 1998 game instead of RE 1.5.
He's also credited with convincing Capcom to make Devil May Cry its own franchise, DMC1 originally was supposed to be RE4.
Really feel that last one I list is important given what the rumors are saying about RE8. It's supposedly gonna be a massive departure from usual RE to the point it will and I quote here, "Piss off hardcore RE fans."
@@Gruntvc oh I'm not at all disputing Shinji Mikami had a positive effect on the earlier RE's. Many say his involvement in RE1R is what has elevated it to its godlike status.
On the last point, if they really want to piss off the RE fans, RE8 should be a FPS looter shooter with even more ridiculous action set pieces than RE6 and more explosions. And all the zombies are dual wielding machine guns. Don't forget microtransactions either :p
Honestly the only remaining RE game that "needs" a remake is Code Veronica because that game wasn't that great at launch but if that does get remade I want the team that did the RE2 remake, not this team
jtmgamer RE6 could do with a remake and by remake I mean make it a totally new game and forgot 6 ever happened.
It seems that it needed one more year under development, I could have waited to get a proper remake but it seems they messed it up... Oh well, now I know that I HAVE to spend my money in Doom Eternal
Doom eternal ended up a pass too lol
Quality review.
I got the review it and boy did get back lash for sharing my thoughts that basically match yours.
Keep telling it how it is.
Gman great no holds barred review as normal. Your certainly a must see review guy for me now before any purchase. Love it!
Lazy development is the best way to describe how this felt and capcom needs to notice that this isn't the way to go
The way to get their attention is to not buy this garbage. And tell your friends not to either. It was a rushed cash grab to take advantage of the fans and the popularity of RE2 remake, nothing more. 🙄 Hurt Capcom in their wallets and next time maybe they'll get their heads' out their asses.
I’m sure the dev team did the best they could reinventing the system to suit Nemesis encounters and budgeting the areas they finished. This game was probably very time consuming to make, so I imagine that’s why a different team handled this while RE2 was being done. This could’ve been a lot worse, all things considered.
@@thepickles8833 I suppose you're right. I just think it isn't fair to charge fans sixty dollars for a game that was hastily made with multiple enemies and encounters cut. That's all I'm saying. I think 29.99 is a more reasonable price range for what Capcom gave. Keep in mind they toned down the gore and they also reused all the zombie models from the Resident Evil 2 remake.
When you compare the re3 remake to the re2 remake the re3 one is worth like 30$
Thanks for the review Gman. Your review has convinced me to rather replay RE2 remake, the original RE3 on PS1 and have another round of Doom Eternal, on nightmare difficulty this time. You da man bud, saved me some money for another game I would enjoy more. Anyway thanks again bud, stay safe and I will catch you on the next one👍
Waiting for the inevitable sale or what not.
It is pathetic to rely on reviews for opinions rather than forming your own
@@frogglen6350 Awesome. Are you going to buy me the game than? Hmmmmm?
@@frogglen6350 You are pathetic if you don't pay for it for me, after slamming me for me not spending MY money on it. Pri*k
@@frogglen6350 Or do you just spend all your money on games without any reviews? Do you just buy everything without any input from any outside sources? Must be great to be an idiot made out of money.
Maybe they got cocky after the release of RE2 remake but they also easily tricked the players to purchase this game. It’s very short! 3-5 hours of gameplay. Lot of contents were removed from the original game. Nemesis doesn’t feel like nemesis and he is not scary at all and he will be so passive before you even reach mid game. The game is too expensive $60 and it’s not even complete but rushed out quick cash grab game by Capcom, What a robbery!
My personal opinion
*Racoon City Downtown was too small, it needed to be much larger and all interconnected, that way they could’ve made Nemesis much more like Mr X as he could just be in any part of the city putting pressure on the player to keep moving like in RE2.
*No Clocktower, considered this was the UBCS base for evacuation, wasted the potential for a good overrun ‘military’ environment.
*Jill encountered Mikhail and Carlos too quickly, I felt we should’ve done some city exploration before bumping into them.
*No Mercenaries mode just sorta kills replay ability for me after I’m finished trying to get S+.
*4 hours of gameplay isn’t enough for the price they were asking really.
Despite all this I did like the links they made to RE2, like zombie Brad and Marvin. Also, I liked how Tyrell also got an expanded role in the story too. Hopefully they’ll actually add in mercenaries like Ghost survivors was added to RE2.
This game only had 'short' story because its pace was just so high intensity. Unlike re 2 remake that was so much slower
Loren Culp The original was short as well.
residentjess the remake is even shorter, its a bad excuse.