I 100% agree that "you want stars, I'll give you stars" line was freaking wasted during that chase scene. It would have been amazing hearing that line when Jill was during the rail gun at the end
I actually like the line change at the end, but the stars line could have been placed better. Like when she hit him with the car at the start, or blasting him at the clock tower plaza fight
@@justagundam Yep like the dumbest place to put that line you can’t even get it out! Jill isn’t giving Nemmy STARZ……it’s the other way around! You see starz after that hard ass punch. 😂
@@TheSoulCrisis Nah, biggest fumble in history is taking the Nemesis concept of chasing you throughout a whole game and restricting it to ONE SECTION right at the start. Yeah he shows up later, but as scripted events, not as "Hey nerd, trying to solve this puzzle? We'll see about that!"
Hospital is an actual section in remake, rather then 2 minute in and out like OG. RPD is also much longer in remake with more playable Carlos. Sewer Gammas were a nice addition, the shop and extra difficulties added replayability alone. People dont give it enough credit !
@@RonnieMcnuttGaming42O I would start with resident evil 1 remake if you want to play the new ones. If your ok with PS1 era, just start from the original.
The intro to RE3make was REALLY poorly timed because the game came out right around when Covid started. The remake in general was a letdown because of how much was cut but the character writing was really good as well as the arranged music hearing the arrangement of 'City of Ruin' when playing remake was great since it was one of my favorite tracks from the original. The most enjoyable time I had with the remake was the bonus weapons so rush through the game with op weapons which is always a fun time but the game is so short that you get bored rather fast.
I actually believe they purposely rushed the game out to coincide with the plandemic and the modernized intro to attempt to scare people more. I also agree that the only replayability is buying all the weapons/items and unlocking and beating all the difficulties. Very easy game to platinum rather quickly.
24:55 On fighting Nemesis in the disposal room...you might not have noticed this in the control scheme, but there are two buttons for aiming. R1 targets enemies, R2 targets destructible objects like the explosive barrels, or in this case the acid valves. If you used R2 you would lock onto the valves first instead of Nemesis. Makes it much easier to hit them at the right time. Also, you don't need to use the valves to kill Nemesis. Think of the acid valves as a helping hand for players who wasted too much ammo before this boss fight.
I didn't know you could aim these valves! I just put my character next to them so the nemesis attacks activates them and he showers himself (like the judge at the end of Roger Rabbit, haha!)
@@ReeceHoward06 That's why there's a brief scene before the fight where you can see Nemesis and Jill actually starting the fight and he accidentally opens the valve himself and showers in acid. It's a hint or a tutorial hahaha but I know the feeling of not seeing the obvious in various games
I would say, when playing the remake, the biggest mistake the team made was leaving out the nemesis choices. When I first played RE3 for the first time when it came out, I was taken away about the timed choice and what would be the better outcome for me as the player. Even the RNG in RE3 made it worth the reply value.
The replayability really is one of the best parts about this game. The fact that it changes puzzle solutions, enemies in areas change when die like the zombies change to hunters in the park (if I remember correctly), even some item placements and item amounts change like a green herb becoming 3 green herbs or turning into a blue herb in different playthroughs.
Some puzzles have the solutions changed, but a couple are completely unchanging. The puzzle in the park where you have to lower the water in the fountain has the same solution every time, and the book/compass to get the battery is also always the same. I suspect it's because those puzzles were built into the stage design and couldn't easily be rearranged.
That's the one of the several things i missed from the remake. RE3 didn't have dual characters or scenarios a-b, but what it did offer was RNG and player actions with the QTE/live select events. If they wanted to have a hd 3d game where you ran around, had terrible characters and a boring experience they could have made re3 remake 15 plus years ago if that were the case.
@@garypasquill2355 kinda the excitement of it and kept you on your toes. Some puzzles, like the one where you need the tv ad only has 3 variations, so if its not one of the passwords its the other 2. It added replay value. And i loved the costumes as well. Something else the remake totally spit on to my dismay.
Honestly I don't like those rng changes, I prefer consistency so I can speedrun the game knowing everything. It may be less exciting on replays, but it's more fun. What does help replayability a lot were the Live Selection choices, those were cool and sorely missed on the remake. But what actually pissed me off was having no Mercenaries and having chase scenes be the boring "cinematic moment" "hold forward" moments
@@mrx-od3ji nope this so called remake sucks So much from the original because it left out so damn much I can’t even call it RE3 remake it has nothing on the original RE 3 aka actual nemesis case closed.
@@mrx-od3ji this is kinda cope tbh Just because a game is different doesnt mean it's free from criticism The remake's entire story sucks, the world is smaller than the first building in re2 somehow and the combat is just rehashed but with a dodge
Agree with your comments on the RE3 Remake. As RE3 OG is my favorite in the entire series, It’s such a shame they didn’t put as much care into it as RE2 Remake. I still loved playing it because Jill is my favorite RE protagonist, but yeah… wish it could’ve been different. Could’ve been something great but they fumbled the bag so hard.
Something clearly bad happened with the development of re3 remake. Judging from the things that were not in the remake in comparison to the original, I feel like the re3 remake was probably rushed
Never forget I was like 9 or 10 playing a demo disc with RE2 on it. Once I figured out the controls I was hooked into probably my favourite franchise of games on ps1. Alongside MGS1
Its the same for me with playing Resident Evil 2 and 3 on PS1 with my bro and dad, though we never got to play Resident Evil 1 ever. Though, MGS1 is my all time PS1 game as well
Personaly, I had fun with re3 remake (and I specially love its handling of Carlos who was a character I already liked in the original, but absolutely love in the remake), but cant help but hate it cuz of how badly it botched being a remake of 3 3 being my favorite one. But I SPECIALLY hate the fact that a lot of people who never played original 3, or only have vague memories of it, are calling it a bad game BECAUSE of the remake.
Resident Evil Nemesis is the definition of the most underrated RE game. I feel that this game is often glossed over upon because of the much more favored sequel RE2, but that isn’t saying RE Nemesis was inherently bad. I liked how this game felt like a “finale” if you will to the Raccoon City arc, by having the original take place in just a mansion, the sequel in a police station and the finale being the entire city/even the police station also. Its quite a letdown this game never had too much attention due to being Playstation 1 exclusive and the remake being a major disappointment on all platforms, but this game made me fall in love with Jill Valentine as my favourite RE Heroine… and Nemesis being my favourite RE killer. All the more reason I love their inclusion in Dead By Daylight… and what even makes me like Resident Evil Damnation the movie
@@jackswift2152 Yeah, her only competition is Claire Redfield and Sherry Burkin. I'd include Ada Wong, but nobody really knows where she lies on the morality spectrum.
Definitely disagree with you. Pretty sure RE:3 is one of the most known classic RE games, specially since it has a far more memorable boss than the previous two entries.
When you run around in the city in re3 original you suddenly hear a woman being attacked by zombies, but you fail to get to her in time and when you do, you see the zombie feasting on her… brutal! Loved that part and the game in general used to scare the shit out of me as a kid.
There was a different studio who were working on Resistance Team M two: working on RE3R Neoboard: working on Resistance so No, the team who were working on RE3R failed short and I blame none of them but Capcom for outsourcing their game
When re3 remake released the way it did , i felt like my pet turtle had died or something (i dont have a pet for clarification). A lot of people dont realize this but to the fans of re3 , its better than re2 , and seeing re2 get such a great reimagining and expecting the same to happen to re3 and then it releasing as a glorified standalone dlc to sell a shitty online mode was extremely disappointing. I barely got hyped for upcoming Releases and when re3remake released it sealed the deal on ever becoming hyped for a release, even something as sure-fire successful as elden ring. See alot of people defending 3make saying its good but those same people cant possibly give a shit about og 3 because everything cool and memorable about it was axed
This. Re 2 remake felt like a passion project, remember "we do it!"? While Re3 remake felt like a quick cash grab to capitalize on the success of the previous entry.
I loved the re3 remake but I’m pissed and don’t understand why they removed the clock tower. Like why?? Also why no mercenaries mode? If they had kept the clock tower and mercenaries mode in it then this game would have been received a lot better and wouldn’t be so short.
25:00 you can press R2 instead of R1 to target environmental things like barrels and the acid valves in that boss fight. That should keep you from targeting enemies when you want to hit that kind of stuff.
I'm glad to see you got the development of the game right. Neither Nemesis or Code Veronica were originally going to have a number, but these days people have the misconception that Code Veronica had the number 3 taken from it when that's just not true.
No police battle at the start? Unforgivable. The opening fmv of OG remains the best introduction to a game fmp. Shouldve left in the oven longer with the remake
As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the RE3 remake as a game on its own, it still doesn't hold a candle to the original. The city is far bigger and more fun to explore, the gun powder system has far more depth, the live-selection system added much replay value and most importantly, Nemesis is a far greater, more present threat. I stand by my opinion that the remake is a good game, but it really does feel like a massive wasted opportunity when you compare it to the original.
Finally someone who doesn't say senseless things like "RE3 Remake is complete garbage because it's short and cut content" when those said flaws doesn't mean it's complete garbage at all. Just like you said, while RE3 Remake was definitely a good, fun game, it doesn't do good enough for a remake on its own
@@EpsilonChurchRVB I feel that too many people tend to judge the remake for what it isn't instead of what it actually is. It definitely deserves a lot of ciriticism for all of the needlessly cut content, shorter length and underutilization of Nemesis, but I also don't think it should be written off entirely like it often is. Yes, the original is vastly superior, but I do think the remake is still a good game with some great moments. For example, I think the hospital section section is significantly improved from the original and the flamethrower fight against Nemesis is a really fun boss battle.
I definitely hear that. The 3 remake certainly doesn't compare to the original game, but all the people acting like it's a dogshit game because of that annoys the fuck out of me.
Yeah ,basically sums up my thoughts. REmake 3 is a good game, just a disappointing one and definitely the weakest of the remakes considering the care and attention RE1 and 2 had.
This game was my first survival horror title that introduced me to the genre, and I can't stop loving it. Still remember how as a little kid begged my mom to get it as she was freaked out seeing Nemmy on the cover.
There is nothing like the original RE games. The developers put a lot of passion behind the originals. Reason why I love them so much. So much suspense, horror, and thrill.
@@KT-rq9id Capcom had a brainfart releasing the games on a kid-friendly console exclusively. I don't know what the hell were they thinking when majority of playerbase are from the playstation brand.
You know. A DLC of Tyrell's portion of the game would be awesome. The portions of him moving around the RPD to get to Carlos, Or him heading towards Jill before his death at the end. Just stuff to have and to extend the game a bit more.
I thought the same about Murphy, like showing his part before he got hurt maybe going through park or something, but that not that great as both Tyrell and Murphy die anyway. So the only character that actually makes sense... Nikolay, despite being a total douchebag it would be interesting to see his point of view in the story. Never happens though
Sounds great! I would've also included some kind of prequel dlc of Nemi chasing Brad before Jill. The story could've finished when Brad loses Nemesis and phones Jill.
This remake needed to get the same jill that was in re1 remake but update her for re3, and thus lead smoothly into re5. Instead they completely erased Jill Valentine and created an embarrassment to the remake trilogy.
25:04 If you click R2 you will auto aim on items like exploring barrels/wall bombs/and those things on the walls in the Nemesis fight That being said there is some things you miss when comparing both games I whole Nemesis form (and the best one) type 2 is not in the Remake Random weapon spawns like the G launcher/colt in the stars room and random item placement through out the game every playthrough Also in the beginning when the zombies bust out the door in that narrow hallway sometimes they do right way before you touch the door sometimes you have to touch the door and there is more examples of this though out the game I think the random weapon/item placement Random enemy behavior is just as big of a part of RE3 as the clock tower and worm boss (gravedigger) that was missing in the Remake that no one talks about
That's the thing that make the remakes terrible in comparison to the originals. They've both reveal a laziness that Capcom has now, when you consider the best things about RE2 and 3 have been cut out and replaced by mediocre stuff. That's what's frustrating about the remakes. If they just wanted to make an OK game, they could have just made a fresh new game on it's own. But to have the blueprint of the originals that have already been proven to work, and then decide to say screw that, lets just put some bullshit in instead, because people are easily impressed by any old thing these days. That's basically the attitude they have that clearly shows in both games. There literally is no legit reason to give us less of a game than the originals did. They try to say they didn't have enough time. I don't buy it. In fact, it just looks like they squandered the time they had. It's a remake. Just copy and paste and ADD more. The plot was already there. The gameplay was already there. The structure was already there. I see modders on RUclips attempt to make a more competent remake with the Unreal engine, that have more respect for the originals. And you mean to tell me Capcom just couldn't do it? They just can't hang like they used too? Because the RE1 remake was excellent, because it did what I suggested. Copied and pasted AND they ADDED (NOT TAKE AWAY, NOT REDUCED) but ADDED more gameplay. That's why RE2 remake feels empty compared to the original and lacks the replay value as well. And RE3 remake just seems like a cheap dlc to re2 remake instead of a whole game in itself.
I completely concur. These remakes are pretty to look at but are completely soulless compared to the originals. They don't even deserve to be called remakes because like you said they removed and changed too much. They're simply half assed re-imaginings that no one asked for. They just can't do RE right anymore without Shinji Mikami at the helm.
13:28 RE1 is much harder, its narrower, zombies hurt and its design-- Most players end up using all their good guns in the basement after Yawn 2. RE 2 gives you alot more guns to go ham with. as long as you don't waste Acid rounds or Magnum rounds you can go open season however you want. RE 3 gives you guns and powder to play however u want-- its Dirtiest thing is they add enemies to areas when you come back-
Also there are some tips I can give you for Nemesis him self if you do another playthrough 1. Freeze round are his worst enemy. 2. You can clip him on a wall the frist two times you encounter him for a easy fight (and it's worth it since that will net you a better hand gun to fight him with in future encounters) 3. He is left handed round around his exposed skin arm 4. Never use the shotgun vs him unless he is laying on the floor for more damage 5. He has 7 rockets in his g launcher
I'd say Nikolai was better characterised in the original because he had a very specific consistent motive but in the remake he was much more generically evil. The body language and acting are obviously improved (which was always going to be a given thanks to 20 further years of tech) but his place in the story was inconsistent. In the original he had one hidden goal - to eliminate all the other supervisors and steal their data so he could demand his own price for selling said combat data back to Umbrella, everything he did was in service to this goal. In the remake however they dropped this idea so he could be cartoonishly evil. He did some of the same things but with much foggier ideals behind him - He claims he was secretly ordered by a third party (probably Wesker) to do whatever he could to damage Umbrella but nothing he does would actually help this goal and he claims to be only interested in making as much money as he can yet he destroys the antidote which is easily the most fungible item he could ever hope to get his hands on. The RE2 remake did a similar thing with Annette, they turned her into a very inconsistent character. In the original she had very clear motives, she wanted to protect her husband's work from Umbrella snatching it away but as soon as she realised that Sherry was in real danger she dropped everything to protect her. She loved her family even when one became a literal monster but she got so wrapped up in her work that she neglected her daughter. In the remake she's just kinda bumming around in the sewers tracking... stuff and when she is faced with the fact that her daughter is infected with G and about to lose herself as a monster she's very reluctant to actually help her until being bullied into it. Then at the end she clarifies her motives as "I couldn't let my daughter grow up in a world with the G virus" as if she cared all along and hadn't just tried leaving her to die. Not to mention that the G virus was something _she_ enthusiastically helped to create. Like Nikolai she is far better acted and animated but much more poorly written. Even Leon became a complete naive dumbass, refusing to let a guy out of the cells when he is the only cop left in a zombie apocalypse because he needs the permission of the chief who he has *no* reason to believe is even alive. In the original Ben locked _himself_ away as securely as he could to stay alive. They completely misunderstood the nature of the nemesis too. In RE1 the tyrant was the monstrosity origin, in RE2 G-Birkin was the ever evolving/adapting threat, in RE3 the nemesis was the unrelenting juggernaut. In the remake however they just quickly turned it into another evolving G-monster instead. Gone was the unrelenting terminator and we got a growing flesh monster dog. In the original it finally took enough of a beating to hamper it for a while but it came back with its limiter broken down giving it a slightly more monstrous appearance and even more strength until finally it takes massive cellular damage but clings to life by consuming more tyrants and breaks down into a barely held together wretch of flesh. The R3make tyrant just keeps adapting and growing as if it were a G monster. He doesn't even manage to kill Brad 'chickenheart' Vickers this time, that honour goes to... random zombie No.3 Jill became a dumbass too. With Nemesis being thrown in right away that meant that the zombie apocalypse had to begin in the few hours of sleep she managed to get in. In the original it is implied that she had been fighting in the city trying to protect people for days or even weeks as things got worse and worse until she decided that it was a lost cause and she had to get out herself (her last escape). In _this_ version she apparently failed to see _any_ of the signs until Nemesis literally knocked on her door/wall and everything just happened all at once while she slept (that cocoon that wrapped around the power plant just went up in the last two hours I guess). The "I'll give you stars" line was actually worse than you mentioned because not only did it become a throwaway line earlier but there is a very high chance that Nemmy will interrupt Jill by punching her in the kidneys as she says it. On top of this they screwed up the new line she gets in the final fight, she says "Next time... take the F-ing hint" when what she should be saying is _"This_ time... take the F-ing hint". Point being that there won't _be_ a next time because she is ending it _now._
Honestly, the Resident Evil 3 Remake is one of the biggest disappointments in gaming history, since it should have lived up to it's expectations since how good Resident Evil 2 Remake was & how good the demo was for RE 3 Remake as well. It really feels like a slap to the face, since how much cut content was in the remake & how badly they handled Nemesis as well, considering the fact that Nemesis was probably one of the most memorable & scariest parts of the original RE 3 on PS1. Resident Evil 3 Remake should have deserved better treatment.
Kind of a random observation but I loved how in the original the characters would refer to Nemesis as "that monster", "that thing", or sometimes just "him". Really added to the tension imo. Calling Nemesis silly names and having quotes such as "hey just so you know this is the last f-ing time" during their final encounter like they do in the remake made him feel soo less threatening
RE3 remake wasn’t a bad game it just suffers from what most modern games of the last 5 years suffer from. They give out half assed lazy games and if you aren’t willing to pay an extra 20-40$ for more content you take what they give you. They made their money back regardless so they don’t care about shelling out small games for $70,
RE3make was alright for what it was, although mechanically it's a pretty weak action shooter with some merits. I was kind of partial to the original RE3 at first after playing a stellar RE2 thinking of it as nothing but an action focused side game, but going back to it, it holds up remarkably well with tons of mechanical improvements, tighter level design and overall solid experience minus the broken dodge mechanic. I can see why so many people consider it as a classic. Code Veronica, on the other hand, felt like a downgrade with better graphics. Less tight level design, annoying enemies, frustrating bosses and there's a point of the game where it can fuck over the entire progress of the game. People considered it as the true RE3 for years, although I can understand why because of its larger scope and cinematic spectacle, but the story is just downright goofy compared to the more down to earth previous entries. RE3 has its flaws, but their merits overshadow them completely, while CV felt more like a mechanical downgrade for me and felt like a small progressional step as a subsequent entry. Nemesis is still a damn good game in my opinion while CV was pretty mid, run of the mill. Also, fuck Steve.
I was never a huge fan of RE3 (even tho it was technically my first) so I don't really hold it too highly but the remake was still rather disappointing. It's great fun to play, and it's exactly because of that that it's such a missed opportunity. Why the hell was Mercenaries not included? Why did they cut locations like the Clocktower and Raccoon Park? Why did they copypaste 2make's lab instead of keep the factory? Why did they make Nemesis so "cinematic" rather than an actual threat? Don't get me wrong, it did improve on some things. For example, the hospital is super good in the remake and the dodge is finally not cancer. But they excluded so many cool things that made 3 unique compared to 1 and 2. There's no Live Selection, no different epilogues, barely any costumes (I can't even remember if there's non DLC ones), there's less enemies and changes to them (hunters are the regular green ones)...
You definitely missed out on what the reloading tool does. If you don't combine the types it gives you more use and after so many uses it gives you the option to make upgraded bullets for handgun and shotgun
You have valid point for like it , but the mayority say and think is weak , that is the popular opinion , now if you had other is fine but you are the minority that all
@@saitoXamaterasu The majority of casual "fans" that came after RE4? Sure. RE fans? Not really. That's like listening to the opinion of someone whose first Zelda was BOTW. Worthless.
Re3 remake is hated cuz it's just smaller. I think its the smallest resident evil ever. The only real place that's explorable is the city. The lab it's go upstairs get flash drive, go downstairs use flash drive. The puzzle were weak, and it's too short to have much replayability. Like you said nemesis is a joke. The monsters aren't really a step up from re2 remake. And re2 remake had better zombie effects, you could shoot off their limbs.
I liked the remake despite its flaws. It just failed to recapture the overwhelming sense of hopelessness and dread of the original. Not enough focus on Jill’s struggle and overall determination to escape.
The thing that causes vitriol regarding the remake is that the potential it had to build upon the original was completely missed, and so the game is judged by what it could have been versus what it is. When re2 remake came out, it set the bar for what we could and should have expected when 3make got announced, not without flaws but a fantastic game nonetheless, but what we got was okay at best, and when "okay at best" is below the bar that was set with the previous game, we consider it a bad game. I agree that the remake definitely improved on characterization but fell flat in nearly every other aspect and it's a total slap in the face to people like myself who consider nemesis their favorite, feeling like we got the short end of the stick. It's just sad when even something as derivative as a 1:1 remake with a graphics/dialogue overhaul would have been a been a better game.
I agree with everything you said. I found RE3R to be very rushed as a packaged deal with Resistance (polished Outbreak would've been preferred). RE2R is how a remake should be handled and released. They had over 20 years to make a stellar game even better, but they fell short - reduced map exploration, no mercenaries, boutique shop key for various costumes, lack thereof nemesis choices, etc.
Resident Evil 3 Nemesis orginal Capcom game is way freaking better than F grade rank trash Re3 remake. Resident Evil 3 Nemesis Mercenaries mode shall stay Strong cause Re3 remake don't deserve it Capcom can't allow it to be ruined by Re3 remake it staying in the original Re3 Nemesis forever.
I feel weird about Remake 3, cause, at the end of the day if I want to play RE2R i end up playing RE3R instead, not because its better, but because i feel like the shooting is more fun. RE2R went for that gore system, which is impressive, but it also kinda means that killing enemies is kinda...weird. RE3R went back to just, shoot them in the head and they go away like something in RE4. Also RE2R has sections that i absolutely despise, the Sewers, i just don't like that place, ever since i learned to skip it i skipped it every single time, its just a drag, idk why like, the Sewers gives me the same vibe as RE0, which is just ''annoyed groans''. But yes, as a Remake, RE3R fails, and, it was apparently supposed to be a DLC to RE2R even, which would make sense, it needed more time in the oven for sure, but also...idk, maybe they add a really fucking annoying section like RE2R, or not who knows. I do enjoy how RE3R doesn't punish you for using some special things on the two remix difficulty, the armor coins, ammo maker and etc, some people try playing those without and suffer but they're playing it wrong, its like like Dante Must Die, you're supposed to use your acquired stuff, its quite fun. I wish Capcom would release the classics tho', sure you can play it on PC with fan patches and they're quite amazing, but still, its gaming history, wish companies would care more about the old stuff.
@@baronvonslambert I only ever played 2make on hardcore and never thought about it, is the adaptive difficulty in hardcore or is it like RE4's Professional where its everything tuned to hard and no hand holding? But yeah, i mean, granted, 2make's more Survival Horror, so it makes sense that it doesn't encourage you to kill them, but also, shootin' them in the knee and having like, 20 zombies crawling around that'll never ever ever catch you is kinda like killing them anyway, its just...not as ''tasty'' as shooting them in the head 'till they go pop. Nemesis in 3make felt like a switch, Mr.X in 2make acted more like nemesis and nemesis acted more like Mr.X in RE2C. I mean, he's a fun boss to fight in his bosses form, but as a chaser enemy he's a big meh, the grenade trick feels like it shouldn't be there, and i think it STILL works on the harder difficulties? i don't remember honestly. Idk, wish both 2make and 3make had more time in the Oven, overall 2make fairs better but they really fumbled hard on the zapping system. Like, i hated that you fight repeated bosses and see blondie die twice which makes zero sense but it's there cause you HAVE to fight that boss again. I rather the B scenarios be shorter than have those repeated content, it feels really cheap.
A lot of remakes and remasters go for graphics first, gameplay later kinda deal. When really it should be the other way around. If you can't stay faithful or improve on the core game itself then it'll be inferior to the OG no matter how flashy the graphics look. Graphics are a trap most of the time.
My favorite game of the series, Nemisis. Jill being the best character for me I think the remake version was generic-afied to be action hero lady and a departure from the original Jill but it's a new generation of people making it so I guess that's the reason. Glad you're doing more playthroughs, try to go for every epilogue and play the mercenaries ( another game mode taken out of the remake smh).
You're not supposed to think of RE3 as a fully rebuilt game of the original, you're supposed to think of it as the complete version of RE2, because RE2 and RE3 make up the complete game. The events happened on the same night and actually start with RE3, then when Jill was passed out, Rebecca and Leon touchdown, and by time Jill awakens in the hospital, Rebecca and Leon evacuate as Jill destroys the city. If you choose not to keep the RE3 remake and only keep RE2, then technically you only have half the game. The developers made it very clear why those areas were cut.
12:15 from what I know, it was in development at the same time as re2 remake; But had a different director and team working on it. Namely a team made of former platinum devs... which shows. The game foregoing the more open structure of Re2 remake and original re3 into a streamlined action focused one with more setpieces and combat encounters... almost like a bayo or DMC game, but without the combat encounters being outright that. The development was also apparently super troubled, and the director did not handle things well (dont recall if its true atm, but I remember hearing the game even changed directors halfway through, and some planned stuff was changed after re2 remake came out); One thing I know for certain is that the entire plan for the game was changes at the least once, resulting in a game with equal, if not more dev time than re2 feeling like it had less. The following is also rumor stuff, but I also seen talked around that they just downright decided to use re3 remake as an experimental ground to test possible mechanics and ideas for the upcoming re4 remake; With some sequences like the hospital siege giving credence to this theory. Add to it the tacked on multiplayer mode, which capcom used as an excuse for the inflated price and lack of original extra modes and, well... you get re3 remake. A decent action game, but a horrible remake and a bad RE game.
Oh this game this 1 game not only was this my gateway into the franchise but my gateway into the genre world of horror at first i hated being scared but in a short time i enjoyed the thrill i truly am grateful to Nemesis for still to this day bein my greatest fear because of him all the other legendary Kings of Horror Freddy, Jason, Pennywise, Michael, Leatherface, Cryptkeeper, etc. They wouldn't scare my children's children if i had any lol yeah thats how high i rank Nemesis in my tier list of Fear thank you Capcom so much for this human life changing game yep it deserves that much praise
improving graphics - adding extra stuff in story and ability and stage - fixing mistakes or controls = great remake :) and that's all what we ask for but removing stuff like stages or characters or abilities - changing what was already great in the original like story or places = not remake at all its destroying and shitty remake :( and that's not what we ask for .. we never ask for changing or removing .. we ask for remake & remaster the same game in conclusion : 2 - 3 REMAKES were sucks & disappointing for changing & removing what was already great in the original .. even my favorite place the RPD its become unrecognizable in the remake & nemesis with his silly new broken nose & long teeth he looks garbage .. its not all about graphics or adding stuff .. its about faithful to the game we loved .. i was hopping to see my great old game in HD but they end up making different game with the same name in HD
I think the development of 3Make was somewhat simultaneous with 2Make, though with different teams I think. When the 3Make team saw what 2Make was doing with Mr. X, they thought that it was super sick but also realized that they had to up the ante with Nemesis since he was the inspiration for 2Make's Mr. X. 3Make's team decided to emphasize Nemesis being "scarier Mr. X", but focused on what he could physically do instead (running, jumping, generally being more mobile, etc). The problem is that they essentially turned him into a big action set piece instead of the stalker type enemy he was originally.
It still genuinely upsets me how badly they fucked up 3make and how I will probably never see it given the treatment it deserves. It signaled the end of the Capcom Redemption Arc to me.
The problem with 3make is that it has no legs to stand on it owns. it pales as a sequel to 2make, and it pales to the original 3. as such, it's left in the shadow of both games, with only thin bits peaking out, like some the characterization, the improved dodge, and the hospital level. it is by no means bad, but it is by all means, mediocre.
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on the original Playstation is an instant classic. Resident Evil 3 Remake has all the visuals, and potential to become a "near perfect remake". Unfortunately, RE3make failed to deliver hopes and promises to majority of classic fans.
I played RE3 since it came out and I've never even tried to intentionally use the dodge mechanic, I considered it a luck based system as it worked when it damn pleased instead of consistently. I see you try to use it a lot in your video and that may be a big reason why you had a problem fighting the bosses and enemies in general, don't count on dodging at all.
The original RE3 is a billion times better than the shitty remake. So damn disappointing how they almost screwed up everything that they could have improved!
The original RE Nemesis is my favorite with Village being my favorite of the more action focused ones. I didn't hate the remake, but it really felt lacking. I was so excited with what they did to Mr X in the 2 remake I couldn't wait to see Nemesis in a remake with a better AI, then it just felt so scripted. Before I beat the game I could already tell when he would show up. "Oh narrow alley way no monsters in sight, bet he's going to Kool Aid man through the wall and chase me! Oh no another empty hallway he's gonna get me!"
the biggest problem with Re3 OG is getting basically stunlocked against Nemesis like in a corner or just trying to not fight basically you have to confront nemesis for the and I quote the true ending the Barry ending which sucks because A the dodge button isn't good B limted ammo and C if you don't you have to do another playthrough which I don't hate but having to beat a game twice because you didn't know your choices matter sucks but I'll give to the games credit the story is good If I remember correctly Nemesis busts into a save room which is cool but just like 2remake constantly being followed can be annoying
I must say, these videos are super good! I never thought I would be this much interested in some guy on the internet talking about resident evil. Can't wait to see the next resident evil review!
3make suffered the same development fate of RE3, both want to capitalize on the success of their predecessor and they end up experiencing difficulties making it ending up rushing the release of the game. RE3make already heavily used the same zombie models in RE2make, but they removed the ragdoll physics on it, which make even the lazy copycat move halfassed.
For the Resident Evil 3 remake, I have to say the graphics, gameplay, and writing(correction, some of it) is phenomenal. But the content aa well as the multiple options and more endings got cut way too much compared to the original's environment, giving Raccoon City more to explore.
Yes re3 had cut content but it was fun game to play and is a good game for new players, and capcom probably got greedy for money and released it early but, they made sure it wasn't buggy and it's worth replaying
Thank you for the video. I was searching for an opinion of the community as I am very disappointed after completing the remake and all its "challenges". As a guy who has beaten the game 8 times back in 1999 and even progressed through big portion of the game using knife only(which was hard as hell and was not a requirement for an achievement or something, just my nerdy head freaking out) I was expecting more. Just want to add, you forgot about special missions that were in original, called - "The Mercenaries: Operation Mad Jackal", where you play as MIchail, Carlos and Nicholai, which were very exciting and allowing you to collect money for upgrades, which is no more in remake. All-in-all, Capcom made worst remake of best game in the series for me.
This ought to be a great video I don't dispute any of the flaws and criticisms of the Resident Evil 3 remake, but I still love playing it. Honestly I think the biggest blunder it makes is really just mishandling nemesis, I could deal with content being cut if they had better utilized him as a villain You really just get that one short segment where he chases you around the streets for a little bit, that one cool flamethrower boss fight, and then everything else is totally scripted and on rails until you get to the point where he mutates into that dog and you just have two of the exact same bullet sponge boss fights against him I feel like he just ends up mutating way too early and every other encounter with him after that is kind of a letdown The final boss is okay for the spectacle but it's definitely not all that fun either overall But I love every step that you take to get from start to finish of this game, it's focused, gameplay is fluid, the pacing is excellent, and there is so much put into the detail and presentation I find this is one of the easiest re games to just jump in and do a playthrough of. The more I unlock in that store the more I want to give it another run. I think their best bet was to make this a 30 to $40 expansion on the Resident Evil 2 remake as far as how they marketed it, but I've still gotten my money's worth even buying it full price But the original is a bona fide early survival horror classic Ramping the action up worked for that game because you were still constantly under tension because they had never implemented something like Nemesis before. You were always on edge about when he was going to show up next Ironically it's the remake of Resident Evil 2 that takes this concept and uses it better instead of the actual remake of three
The comparison I have for RE3 remake is like going to an expensive restaurant and getting your mail and the portion is so small and you are like, “that’s it?” Although what they give you tastes really good, but at the end you are still hungry and feel like you over paid
I would say that if the OG trilogy were fine meals, OG RE3 would be like some good chicken with beer, and the remake is like if the same restaurant sold chicken-flavoured chips at the same price: a chunk of the volume of the bag is just air, and at the end of it, you actually just ate one potato cut into tiny slices.
The funny thing about the original RE3 and the remake is that both felt like rushed follow ups to their respective RE 2 entries. In that way the RE 3 remake was exactly like the original
Re3 original didn't look rushed. In fact it was better than re2. It was a horror game where you could dodge and get different endings. Not to mention it also had a lot of areas to explore. All and all re3 original never felt rushed. On the other hand re3 remake had so many areas cut out and Jill's attitude became so different than re3 original. All and all re3 original never felt rushed to me because I liked it more than re2. Specifically the dodge feature.
@@Aalijah_Matyevna Don't get me wrong, the original RE 3 was a good game, and so was the RE 3 remake. I just can't help but feel like in both cases features that RE2 had were missing. For example, in the original RE 3 we are down to one character scenario (albeit with branching paths). It just felt like they made a smaller game and attempted to polish what they had with things like the dodge mechanic etc. In the RE 3 remake the zombie dismemberment mechanic from RE 2 was very conspicuously absent. As soon as I noticed that I felt the RE 3 remake had taken a serious step back what we got in the RE 2 remake. Again, both awesome games, just not as good as their predecessors.
You guys in these comments are delusional most of you wasn’t even alive when the resident evil series started. Y’all actually think you know what your talking about. Having said that I have entire collection of the main games including revelations 1 and 2. There’s is no way in hell the the original resident evil 3 is better then the remake. The remake is superior in every way. Y’all said how the game is rushed. Say the same things about re 2 if you’re going to say that. Their both short in only take 6 hour to beat and that doing everything. You can speed run in less time. Having said that both re 2 and 3 are short games. All you’re doing is trying to escape raccoon city. There isn’t much to tell. Most people suck at the game that is why y’all keep disrespecting the re 3 remake masterpiece.
No I agree with Raphael. Most people playing games today wasn't old enough to understand remakes or how video games have progress since the 80's. Now saying he can do speed runs of both remakes under 3 hrs well THAT I don't believe....
Capcom screwed over biohazard 3 fans they censored jill outfit to some generic Jean and tank top like we haven't seen that a million time and you had to pay for it followed by all the cut content and making jill curse so damn much was not necessary I couldn’t believe all the F word she was saying, and no RPD intro when they fighting the outbreak this whole game made me super depressed for the whole year of 2020
I know everyone allowed to have opinions but somehow I can't understand how some RE fans liked this Jill, the amounts of cursing and yelling it was unbelievable, she literally starts the game with the F word, sorry this is nothing like Jill, Nemesis was suppose to be scary, how can I show fear to him when the main character called him "Bitch" in first 10 minutes of the game?
To me, the worst part is people saying that "Capcom is taking RE3 criticism to heart so they're making sure to make a good RE4 REmake", and I'm pretty sure that's not the reason they are going to make RE4 a good remake. RE2 and RE4 are the "Hit me for money button"" for Capcom. RE3R looked like it would have so much more but was cut short. A lot of places are actually fully made, with collisions and all that, but barriers were suddenly put in your way, why they would model places you can't reach? It just looks like Capcom wanted to make RE4R ASAP so they just closed a project that wasn't done. And that's sad, since RE3 is my favorite. Also, I really think Capcom must stop making RE games that takes 8 hours or so to finish, that worked on RE2R because, well, you can play with two characters there, but even the new RE8 is only 8 hours or so if you try to do everything. If the game has a single campaign, they must make it at least 10 - 12 hours long. RE8 had a LOT of cut content, it's clear that the only finished areas were the castle AND the factory. Anyway, I love RE3 but the Remake is more like downgrade and I doubt Capcom would ever fix that.
So I played RE2make the second playthrough of Claire and I clocked in 5 HOURS! That’s funny that’s the same runtime apparently RE3make has been receiving! In fact to me I find RE3make has bigger areas than RE2. The Police Station may look big but in comparison its no different than the hospital in RE3make.Also the boss fights are better and there’s more enemy variety and more locations! So the games too short argument needs to stop! RE3make is a 10/10 game like RE2make!😎😎😎
RE3make did have things that were better, I do like some characters more, but I have always preferred Classic Jill, Classic Nicolai, and Classic Mikhail is tied with remake Mikhail. There are a few story details that changed, as well as alternate paths that can happen. If you want to experience the multitude of alternates try heading to Newspaper Office or Restaurant first after RPF, the office building or gas station first for Tram Car Supplies, and the Hospital basement or upper floors first. As well as heading back to Mikhail before completing all tasks during the Tram Car segment since... Edit: Also, head back to the warehouse during the Tram Car segment for Dario stuff. ... the small events can change depending on where you go first in these three situations. If you went to the restaurant first, you meet Carlos and have an encounter with Nemesis. If you go to the newspaper office first, you meet an unconscious Carlos there who wakes up, and then you have an encounter with Nemesis. For the tram car, you get different encounters depending on where you go first (Carlos at Gas Station & Nicolai killing Murphy OR Nicolai at Gas Station & Carlos forced to kill Murphy). And in the Hospital. If you go to the basement first, you see Tyrell die to a bomb in a safe that Nicolai left but if you go upstairs first you encounter Nicolai shooting Tyrell. This also adds replayability values in addition to the onscreen choices. (My favorite is Tram Car choice which changes how the Clock Tower Nemesis boss fight is performed, thank you, Carlos) Heading back to the Tram Car before completing all the tasks results in an encounter with Mikhail. This is in the remake too but it is different. In the remake, Mikhail will make a comment on Carlos and that's about it. In the original, you get an in-render cutscene of Mikail fighting off zombies, but even this changes depending on what you do. If you used the barrel before the cutscene, Mikhail will use a grenade. If the barrel is still there, he'll limp over and use it instead. One last incredibly interesting detail that I didn't notice until much MUCH later is the bodies in the Dead Factory, specifically around the rail gun. If you notice, the body that Nemesis eats to get stronger is a Super Tyrant from RE2, and the floor is littered with additional RE2 tyrants and other bodies. As I said, I don't remember if it was fleshed out in this game or Umbrella Chronicles, but there is a story there.: The reason the outbreak ultimately started was that Birkin wanted out of Umbrella, so he made a deal with the US government to supply them with data on the T-Virus and G-Virus in exchange for safety for him and his family. Umbrella found out about this and sent HUNK's team to acquire the samples (specifically the G-Virus) before the deal can go down. Birkin was shot, HUNK's team retrieved the samples, Birkin injected himself with G in an attempt to save his life, mutated and hunted HUNK's team down, smashing all the T-Virus samples which were injected by the rats and spread all over the city. Since HUNK's team lost contact and was presumed dead, one of Umbrella's higher-ups sent in the Mr. X tyrants to collect the G-Virus. You can see a helicopter dropping Tyrant into the Police Station. The helicopter had 5 more Tyrant capsules. These additional Tyrants were then sent to intercept the US Government Delta Team that was sent to also acquire the G-Virus, where Delta team brought along the Rail Gun to combat any Umbrella opposition. The 5 Typratns and Delta Tema killed each other in the Dead Facotry. Nemesis got stronger on a Super Tyrant body and Jill used the Rail Gun to combat the Umbrella threat. And a neat little bow on top of it all, the RE1 manual detailed how Jill had received her training FROM Delta Force. There are a few other things, such as in the original game Nicolai can actually escape Raccoon City leaving him alive for a reappearance, and Jill can find an unconscious Marvin in the RPD and make a comment on him. For me, so much was removed from the remake that it just pales in comparison. On its own RE3make is a meh game, but a bad remake. Like how RE2make is a fantastic game, but a (for me) decent remake. (RE1make or REmake is a fantastic game and a fantastic remake).
R1 was to aim at enemies. R2 was for aiming at shootable objects in the game: barrels, wall explosives, and the acid thing. The game might have not made it clear enough, similar to the dodge mechanic. You see alot of people miss the explosives on first play through.
I 100% agree that "you want stars, I'll give you stars" line was freaking wasted during that chase scene. It would have been amazing hearing that line when Jill was during the rail gun at the end
Biggest fumble in history lol
I actually like the line change at the end, but the stars line could have been placed better. Like when she hit him with the car at the start, or blasting him at the clock tower plaza fight
It's almost comedic in the remake since most people get punched by Nemisis before Jill can finish the line.
@@justagundam Yep like the dumbest place to put that line you can’t even get it out! Jill isn’t giving Nemmy STARZ……it’s the other way around! You see starz after that hard ass punch. 😂
@@TheSoulCrisis Nah, biggest fumble in history is taking the Nemesis concept of chasing you throughout a whole game and restricting it to ONE SECTION right at the start. Yeah he shows up later, but as scripted events, not as "Hey nerd, trying to solve this puzzle? We'll see about that!"
Hospital is an actual section in remake, rather then 2 minute in and out like OG. RPD is also much longer in remake with more playable Carlos. Sewer Gammas were a nice addition, the shop and extra difficulties added replayability alone. People dont give it enough credit !
Re 3 Remake was a disgrace to the original
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Yes, makes you appreciate the love and attention the original got from the developers.
So you wouldn’t recommend playing the remake I’ve been trying to get into the series and I thought the re3 remake would be a good start
@@RonnieMcnuttGaming42O I would start with resident evil 1 remake if you want to play the new ones. If your ok with PS1 era, just start from the original.
@@RonnieMcnuttGaming42O no just start with RE 1
These videos need more love
The intro to RE3make was REALLY poorly timed because the game came out right around when Covid started. The remake in general was a letdown because of how much was cut but the character writing was really good as well as the arranged music hearing the arrangement of 'City of Ruin' when playing remake was great since it was one of my favorite tracks from the original. The most enjoyable time I had with the remake was the bonus weapons so rush through the game with op weapons which is always a fun time but the game is so short that you get bored rather fast.
I actually believe they purposely rushed the game out to coincide with the plandemic and the modernized intro to attempt to scare people more. I also agree that the only replayability is buying all the weapons/items and unlocking and beating all the difficulties. Very easy game to platinum rather quickly.
I agree, I wish the remake had more of the original open map of the city. The remake felt so limited with the city
Classic RE3:
R1 targets enemies
R2 targets objects that can be shot like barrels or acid switches :)
You can also shoot street lamps and other stuff and then they can explode.
24:55 On fighting Nemesis in the disposal room...you might not have noticed this in the control scheme, but there are two buttons for aiming. R1 targets enemies, R2 targets destructible objects like the explosive barrels, or in this case the acid valves. If you used R2 you would lock onto the valves first instead of Nemesis. Makes it much easier to hit them at the right time.
Also, you don't need to use the valves to kill Nemesis. Think of the acid valves as a helping hand for players who wasted too much ammo before this boss fight.
I didn't know you could aim these valves! I just put my character next to them so the nemesis attacks activates them and he showers himself (like the judge at the end of Roger Rabbit, haha!)
I never even knew you could use the valves. I've always defeated him the old fashioned way in all of my playthroughs.
Funny enough I just played through this and incidentally hit him with some acid as I was just trying to burst him down
@@ReeceHoward06 That's why there's a brief scene before the fight where you can see Nemesis and Jill actually starting the fight and he accidentally opens the valve himself and showers in acid. It's a hint or a tutorial hahaha but I know the feeling of not seeing the obvious in various games
@@GerNomico It makes sense, especially considering how it leads to the state he was in before he ate the Super Tyrant.
I would say, when playing the remake, the biggest mistake the team made was leaving out the nemesis choices. When I first played RE3 for the first time when it came out, I was taken away about the timed choice and what would be the better outcome for me as the player. Even the RNG in RE3 made it worth the reply value.
It just wasn't the game they where making tho
The replayability really is one of the best parts about this game. The fact that it changes puzzle solutions, enemies in areas change when die like the zombies change to hunters in the park (if I remember correctly), even some item placements and item amounts change like a green herb becoming 3 green herbs or turning into a blue herb in different playthroughs.
Some puzzles have the solutions changed, but a couple are completely unchanging. The puzzle in the park where you have to lower the water in the fountain has the same solution every time, and the book/compass to get the battery is also always the same. I suspect it's because those puzzles were built into the stage design and couldn't easily be rearranged.
That's the one of the several things i missed from the remake. RE3 didn't have dual characters or scenarios a-b, but what it did offer was RNG and player actions with the QTE/live select events. If they wanted to have a hd 3d game where you ran around, had terrible characters and a boring experience they could have made re3 remake 15 plus years ago if that were the case.
The puzzles had 6 different rotations,which were a pain when I was speed running it, because you didn't know which one you were going to get.
@@garypasquill2355 kinda the excitement of it and kept you on your toes. Some puzzles, like the one where you need the tv ad only has 3 variations, so if its not one of the passwords its the other 2. It added replay value. And i loved the costumes as well. Something else the remake totally spit on to my dismay.
Honestly I don't like those rng changes, I prefer consistency so I can speedrun the game knowing everything. It may be less exciting on replays, but it's more fun. What does help replayability a lot were the Live Selection choices, those were cool and sorely missed on the remake. But what actually pissed me off was having no Mercenaries and having chase scenes be the boring "cinematic moment" "hold forward" moments
Original wins. The remake was a letdown.
Both win remake and original awsome games.
@@mrx-od3ji nope this so called remake sucks So much from the original because it left out so damn much I can’t even call it RE3 remake it has nothing on the original RE 3 aka actual nemesis case closed.
@@thatjrpganimefanplayerjusi8003 its re3 remake its a great game remakes wont be like the classics.
Facts
@@mrx-od3ji this is kinda cope tbh
Just because a game is different doesnt mean it's free from criticism
The remake's entire story sucks, the world is smaller than the first building in re2 somehow and the combat is just rehashed but with a dodge
Agree with your comments on the RE3 Remake. As RE3 OG is my favorite in the entire series, It’s such a shame they didn’t put as much care into it as RE2 Remake. I still loved playing it because Jill is my favorite RE protagonist, but yeah… wish it could’ve been different. Could’ve been something great but they fumbled the bag so hard.
What we got was a bare game with the most unlikeable main protagonist.
I disagree with characterization. yea Carlos was made cooler but Jill was charged for the worse.
@@zZiL341yRj736 that much ?
@@mel-el5862 They ruined Jill in 3 remake, they made her a feminist Karen. Typical of sjw developers these days...
Something clearly bad happened with the development of re3 remake. Judging from the things that were not in the remake in comparison to the original, I feel like the re3 remake was probably rushed
The original RE3 is my favorite RE game
*I have so many fond memories playing Resident Evil 1,2 and 3 on Playstation with my dad and brother when I was younger. Great games. Great times.* 🙏🏼
Never forget I was like 9 or 10 playing a demo disc with RE2 on it. Once I figured out the controls I was hooked into probably my favourite franchise of games on ps1. Alongside MGS1
Its the same for me with playing Resident Evil 2 and 3 on PS1 with my bro and dad, though we never got to play Resident Evil 1 ever. Though, MGS1 is my all time PS1 game as well
RE2 REMAKE LITTLE BROKEN/\ RE3 REMAKE AFERIST BROKEN GAME
I used to play them for my little brother because he didnt have the hand/eye coordination needed to play
Yes! the first OG trilogy on the PSX was Golden!
3 remake should have been better
Capcom had no excuse to release the game we got
I wish they took their time instead of releasing it so soon.
It should have been one of the best RE games to date, but instead it was simply...a good one.
Personaly, I had fun with re3 remake (and I specially love its handling of Carlos who was a character I already liked in the original, but absolutely love in the remake), but cant help but hate it cuz of how badly it botched being a remake of 3
3 being my favorite one.
But I SPECIALLY hate the fact that a lot of people who never played original 3, or only have vague memories of it, are calling it a bad game BECAUSE of the remake.
Is like people thinking the first RE was great because of the remake when in reality was the clunkier of the three.
Remaster or remake?
@@ajstylesxajx1004 Remake
I love re series it's literally a game series my entire family plays, they are all good games
Wellllll said!!!!!
Resident Evil Nemesis is the definition of the most underrated RE game. I feel that this game is often glossed over upon because of the much more favored sequel RE2, but that isn’t saying RE Nemesis was inherently bad. I liked how this game felt like a “finale” if you will to the Raccoon City arc, by having the original take place in just a mansion, the sequel in a police station and the finale being the entire city/even the police station also. Its quite a letdown this game never had too much attention due to being Playstation 1 exclusive and the remake being a major disappointment on all platforms, but this game made me fall in love with Jill Valentine as my favourite RE Heroine… and Nemesis being my favourite RE killer. All the more reason I love their inclusion in Dead By Daylight… and what even makes me like Resident Evil Damnation the movie
To be fair, Jill doesn’t have much competition
@@jackswift2152 Yeah, her only competition is Claire Redfield and Sherry Burkin. I'd include Ada Wong, but nobody really knows where she lies on the morality spectrum.
Agreed!!! With all of this!
Do you mean the RE Apocalypse movie though? Haha
Nemesis is consistently brought up when people nention their favoritea
Definitely disagree with you. Pretty sure RE:3 is one of the most known classic RE games, specially since it has a far more memorable boss than the previous two entries.
When you run around in the city in re3 original you suddenly hear a woman being attacked by zombies, but you fail to get to her in time and when you do, you see the zombie feasting on her… brutal! Loved that part and the game in general used to scare the shit out of me as a kid.
Imagine the scream and the outcome where you see her with the options menu theme.
It's in the remake as well. You can notice it after leaving the subway station.
That dev time spent on RE:Resistance should've been spent on RE3 remake instead.
There was a different studio who were working on Resistance
Team M two: working on RE3R
Neoboard: working on Resistance
so No, the team who were working on RE3R failed short and I blame none of them but Capcom for outsourcing their game
When re3 remake released the way it did , i felt like my pet turtle had died or something (i dont have a pet for clarification). A lot of people dont realize this but to the fans of re3 , its better than re2 , and seeing re2 get such a great reimagining and expecting the same to happen to re3 and then it releasing as a glorified standalone dlc to sell a shitty online mode was extremely disappointing. I barely got hyped for upcoming Releases and when re3remake released it sealed the deal on ever becoming hyped for a release, even something as sure-fire successful as elden ring. See alot of people defending 3make saying its good but those same people cant possibly give a shit about og 3 because everything cool and memorable about it was axed
This.
Re 2 remake felt like a passion project, remember "we do it!"? While Re3 remake felt like a quick cash grab to capitalize on the success of the previous entry.
Re3's my favorite in the series,I loved re2,I feel it was faithful to the original,But re3 remake just threw that faith out the window,Like WTF
I loved the re3 remake but I’m pissed and don’t understand why they removed the clock tower. Like why?? Also why no mercenaries mode? If they had kept the clock tower and mercenaries mode in it then this game would have been received a lot better and wouldn’t be so short.
The RE3 remake is a fun game, but a poor remake. The original is significantly better.
I was expecting the police station with Mr. X scaled into an entire city.
What we got was the Nemesis Theme Park Ride.
25:00 you can press R2 instead of R1 to target environmental things like barrels and the acid valves in that boss fight. That should keep you from targeting enemies when you want to hit that kind of stuff.
I'm glad to see you got the development of the game right. Neither Nemesis or Code Veronica were originally going to have a number, but these days people have the misconception that Code Veronica had the number 3 taken from it when that's just not true.
Thanks, I have to usually explain it every time lol
The Hospital is the only good Level in RE3 Remake. OG RE3 is in generell the better Game
The remake of 3 is just the purest definition of missed opportunity 😞 and Nemesis being a push over and not in the game that much is just straight sad
No police battle at the start? Unforgivable.
The opening fmv of OG remains the best introduction to a game fmp. Shouldve left in the oven longer with the remake
I love the intro cutscene for RE3 Nemesis 1999. The one we got for RE3 2020 is both lazy and terrible.
it was in development for 3 years
As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the RE3 remake as a game on its own, it still doesn't hold a candle to the original. The city is far bigger and more fun to explore, the gun powder system has far more depth, the live-selection system added much replay value and most importantly, Nemesis is a far greater, more present threat. I stand by my opinion that the remake is a good game, but it really does feel like a massive wasted opportunity when you compare it to the original.
Finally someone who doesn't say senseless things like "RE3 Remake is complete garbage because it's short and cut content" when those said flaws doesn't mean it's complete garbage at all.
Just like you said, while RE3 Remake was definitely a good, fun game, it doesn't do good enough for a remake on its own
@@EpsilonChurchRVB I feel that too many people tend to judge the remake for what it isn't instead of what it actually is. It definitely deserves a lot of ciriticism for all of the needlessly cut content, shorter length and underutilization of Nemesis, but I also don't think it should be written off entirely like it often is. Yes, the original is vastly superior, but I do think the remake is still a good game with some great moments. For example, I think the hospital section section is significantly improved from the original and the flamethrower fight against Nemesis is a really fun boss battle.
I definitely hear that. The 3 remake certainly doesn't compare to the original game, but all the people acting like it's a dogshit game because of that annoys the fuck out of me.
@@lolrus5555 Me too. There's a difference between being terrible and being disappointing.
Yeah ,basically sums up my thoughts. REmake 3 is a good game, just a disappointing one and definitely the weakest of the remakes considering the care and attention RE1 and 2 had.
This game was my first survival horror title that introduced me to the genre, and I can't stop loving it.
Still remember how as a little kid begged my mom to get it as she was freaked out seeing Nemmy on the cover.
It was one of mine too. I got a Playstation for my birthday with four games; Dino Crisis, Alien Trilogy, Spyro The Dragon, and this game RE3 Nemesis.
Also Nemesis was the first video game I ever finished.
Nemmy
Haha perfect 👌
There is nothing like the original RE games. The developers put a lot of passion behind the originals. Reason why I love them so much. So much suspense, horror, and thrill.
I don't like any of the RE games passed the original RE3. Once Devil May Cry was rebranded RE4 the series took the wrong direction entirely.
@@manticore4952 Same, it seem like the rest are spin-offs.
@@manticore4952 well, what about CV, REmake 1, and RE0? those are still the classics
Hands down the best series of the PS1 days.
@@KT-rq9id Capcom had a brainfart releasing the games on a kid-friendly console exclusively. I don't know what the hell were they thinking when majority of playerbase are from the playstation brand.
You know. A DLC of Tyrell's portion of the game would be awesome. The portions of him moving around the RPD to get to Carlos, Or him heading towards Jill before his death at the end. Just stuff to have and to extend the game a bit more.
I thought the same about Murphy, like showing his part before he got hurt maybe going through park or something, but that not that great as both Tyrell and Murphy die anyway. So the only character that actually makes sense... Nikolay, despite being a total douchebag it would be interesting to see his point of view in the story. Never happens though
@@1SecondToLight You are right about Murphy and Tyrell. And yeah Nikolai story would be awesome to have.
They wasted Murphey.
"Ooh, its Murphey"
POP!
"Oh...that was quick."
Sounds great! I would've also included some kind of prequel dlc of Nemi chasing Brad before Jill. The story could've finished when Brad loses Nemesis and phones Jill.
For the acid thing - there's a separate button to target stage assets instead of enemies :) also comes in handy with explosive barrels
R2
I think the original Jill is even hotter with a better personality.
That's a fact
This remake needed to get the same jill that was in re1 remake but update her for re3, and thus lead smoothly into re5. Instead they completely erased Jill Valentine and created an embarrassment to the remake trilogy.
RE3 > RE2
RE2 remake >>> RE3 remake
RE1 remake > all other RE’s
25:04 If you click R2 you will auto aim on items like exploring barrels/wall bombs/and those things on the walls in the Nemesis fight
That being said there is some things you miss when comparing both games
I whole Nemesis form (and the best one) type 2 is not in the Remake
Random weapon spawns like the G launcher/colt in the stars room and random item placement through out the game every playthrough
Also in the beginning when the zombies bust out the door in that narrow hallway sometimes they do right way before you touch the door sometimes you have to touch the door and there is more examples of this though out the game
I think the random weapon/item placement
Random enemy behavior is just as big of a part of RE3 as the clock tower and worm boss (gravedigger) that was missing in the Remake that no one talks about
That's the thing that make the remakes terrible in comparison to the originals. They've both reveal a laziness that Capcom has now, when you consider the best things about RE2 and 3 have been cut out and replaced by mediocre stuff. That's what's frustrating about the remakes. If they just wanted to make an OK game, they could have just made a fresh new game on it's own. But to have the blueprint of the originals that have already been proven to work, and then decide to say screw that, lets just put some bullshit in instead, because people are easily impressed by any old thing these days. That's basically the attitude they have that clearly shows in both games. There literally is no legit reason to give us less of a game than the originals did.
They try to say they didn't have enough time. I don't buy it. In fact, it just looks like they squandered the time they had. It's a remake. Just copy and paste and ADD more. The plot was already there. The gameplay was already there. The structure was already there. I see modders on RUclips attempt to make a more competent remake with the Unreal engine, that have more respect for the originals. And you mean to tell me Capcom just couldn't do it? They just can't hang like they used too? Because the RE1 remake was excellent, because it did what I suggested. Copied and pasted AND they ADDED (NOT TAKE AWAY, NOT REDUCED) but ADDED more gameplay.
That's why RE2 remake feels empty compared to the original and lacks the replay value as well. And RE3 remake just seems like a cheap dlc to re2 remake instead of a whole game in itself.
I completely concur. These remakes are pretty to look at but are completely soulless compared to the originals. They don't even deserve to be called remakes because like you said they removed and changed too much. They're simply half assed re-imaginings that no one asked for. They just can't do RE right anymore without Shinji Mikami at the helm.
13:28 RE1 is much harder, its narrower, zombies hurt and its design--
Most players end up using all their good guns in the basement after Yawn 2.
RE 2 gives you alot more guns to go ham with. as long as you don't waste Acid rounds or Magnum rounds you can go open season however you want. RE 3 gives you guns and powder to play however u want-- its Dirtiest thing is they add enemies to areas when you come back-
I never understand the whole concept of adding enemies when you have CLEARED the room. It's such a cheap way to increase difficulty.
RE3 Remake is a disgrace compared to RE3 and RE2 Remake. Good thing I didn't pay full price for such a lackluster game.
Also there are some tips I can give you for Nemesis him self if you do another playthrough
1. Freeze round are his worst enemy.
2. You can clip him on a wall the frist two times you encounter him for a easy fight (and it's worth it since that will net you a better hand gun to fight him with in future encounters)
3. He is left handed round around his exposed skin arm
4. Never use the shotgun vs him unless he is laying on the floor for more damage
5. He has 7 rockets in his g launcher
Imagine if they had remade RE3 the same way they remade RE1 on the GameCube...
if gamecube had sold well the plan was to remake the trilogy at the time with the same engine. sadly didn't happened.
I'd say Nikolai was better characterised in the original because he had a very specific consistent motive but in the remake he was much more generically evil. The body language and acting are obviously improved (which was always going to be a given thanks to 20 further years of tech) but his place in the story was inconsistent. In the original he had one hidden goal - to eliminate all the other supervisors and steal their data so he could demand his own price for selling said combat data back to Umbrella, everything he did was in service to this goal. In the remake however they dropped this idea so he could be cartoonishly evil. He did some of the same things but with much foggier ideals behind him - He claims he was secretly ordered by a third party (probably Wesker) to do whatever he could to damage Umbrella but nothing he does would actually help this goal and he claims to be only interested in making as much money as he can yet he destroys the antidote which is easily the most fungible item he could ever hope to get his hands on.
The RE2 remake did a similar thing with Annette, they turned her into a very inconsistent character. In the original she had very clear motives, she wanted to protect her husband's work from Umbrella snatching it away but as soon as she realised that Sherry was in real danger she dropped everything to protect her. She loved her family even when one became a literal monster but she got so wrapped up in her work that she neglected her daughter. In the remake she's just kinda bumming around in the sewers tracking... stuff and when she is faced with the fact that her daughter is infected with G and about to lose herself as a monster she's very reluctant to actually help her until being bullied into it. Then at the end she clarifies her motives as "I couldn't let my daughter grow up in a world with the G virus" as if she cared all along and hadn't just tried leaving her to die. Not to mention that the G virus was something _she_ enthusiastically helped to create. Like Nikolai she is far better acted and animated but much more poorly written.
Even Leon became a complete naive dumbass, refusing to let a guy out of the cells when he is the only cop left in a zombie apocalypse because he needs the permission of the chief who he has *no* reason to believe is even alive. In the original Ben locked _himself_ away as securely as he could to stay alive.
They completely misunderstood the nature of the nemesis too. In RE1 the tyrant was the monstrosity origin, in RE2 G-Birkin was the ever evolving/adapting threat, in RE3 the nemesis was the unrelenting juggernaut. In the remake however they just quickly turned it into another evolving G-monster instead. Gone was the unrelenting terminator and we got a growing flesh monster dog. In the original it finally took enough of a beating to hamper it for a while but it came back with its limiter broken down giving it a slightly more monstrous appearance and even more strength until finally it takes massive cellular damage but clings to life by consuming more tyrants and breaks down into a barely held together wretch of flesh. The R3make tyrant just keeps adapting and growing as if it were a G monster.
He doesn't even manage to kill Brad 'chickenheart' Vickers this time, that honour goes to... random zombie No.3
Jill became a dumbass too. With Nemesis being thrown in right away that meant that the zombie apocalypse had to begin in the few hours of sleep she managed to get in. In the original it is implied that she had been fighting in the city trying to protect people for days or even weeks as things got worse and worse until she decided that it was a lost cause and she had to get out herself (her last escape). In _this_ version she apparently failed to see _any_ of the signs until Nemesis literally knocked on her door/wall and everything just happened all at once while she slept (that cocoon that wrapped around the power plant just went up in the last two hours I guess).
The "I'll give you stars" line was actually worse than you mentioned because not only did it become a throwaway line earlier but there is a very high chance that Nemmy will interrupt Jill by punching her in the kidneys as she says it. On top of this they screwed up the new line she gets in the final fight, she says "Next time... take the F-ing hint" when what she should be saying is _"This_ time... take the F-ing hint". Point being that there won't _be_ a next time because she is ending it _now._
Honestly, the Resident Evil 3 Remake is one of the biggest disappointments in gaming history, since it should have lived up to it's expectations since how good Resident Evil 2 Remake was & how good the demo was for RE 3 Remake as well. It really feels like a slap to the face, since how much cut content was in the remake & how badly they handled Nemesis as well, considering the fact that Nemesis was probably one of the most memorable & scariest parts of the original RE 3 on PS1. Resident Evil 3 Remake should have deserved better treatment.
Because of RE3 Remake I have no hope for RE4 Remake. I'm ready to be decepcioned with the amount of cut content. 😔
Kind of a random observation but I loved how in the original the characters would refer to Nemesis as "that monster", "that thing", or sometimes just "him". Really added to the tension imo. Calling Nemesis silly names and having quotes such as "hey just so you know this is the last f-ing time" during their final encounter like they do in the remake made him feel soo less threatening
RE3 remake wasn’t a bad game it just suffers from what most modern games of the last 5 years suffer from. They give out half assed lazy games and if you aren’t willing to pay an extra 20-40$ for more content you take what they give you. They made their money back regardless so they don’t care about shelling out small games for $70,
RE3make was alright for what it was, although mechanically it's a pretty weak action shooter with some merits. I was kind of partial to the original RE3 at first after playing a stellar RE2 thinking of it as nothing but an action focused side game, but going back to it, it holds up remarkably well with tons of mechanical improvements, tighter level design and overall solid experience minus the broken dodge mechanic. I can see why so many people consider it as a classic.
Code Veronica, on the other hand, felt like a downgrade with better graphics. Less tight level design, annoying enemies, frustrating bosses and there's a point of the game where it can fuck over the entire progress of the game. People considered it as the true RE3 for years, although I can understand why because of its larger scope and cinematic spectacle, but the story is just downright goofy compared to the more down to earth previous entries. RE3 has its flaws, but their merits overshadow them completely, while CV felt more like a mechanical downgrade for me and felt like a small progressional step as a subsequent entry.
Nemesis is still a damn good game in my opinion while CV was pretty mid, run of the mill.
Also, fuck Steve.
If you play ori fist you will get angry with re3 remake man too bad you never play it
We all deserve a PROPER and well-done Resident Evil 3 remake after the garbage one that we received. Straight trash. Shame on Capcom for that.
I was never a huge fan of RE3 (even tho it was technically my first) so I don't really hold it too highly but the remake was still rather disappointing. It's great fun to play, and it's exactly because of that that it's such a missed opportunity. Why the hell was Mercenaries not included? Why did they cut locations like the Clocktower and Raccoon Park? Why did they copypaste 2make's lab instead of keep the factory? Why did they make Nemesis so "cinematic" rather than an actual threat?
Don't get me wrong, it did improve on some things. For example, the hospital is super good in the remake and the dodge is finally not cancer. But they excluded so many cool things that made 3 unique compared to 1 and 2. There's no Live Selection, no different epilogues, barely any costumes (I can't even remember if there's non DLC ones), there's less enemies and changes to them (hunters are the regular green ones)...
You definitely missed out on what the reloading tool does. If you don't combine the types it gives you more use and after so many uses it gives you the option to make upgraded bullets for handgun and shotgun
Can't go wrong with the originals. Even though I really enjoyed the 2n3 remakes ( 2 a lot more) nothing really compares to RE1 remake.
People think Code Veronica is a weak entry in the series? I don't know who these people are but Code Veronica is easily my favourite.
You have valid point for like it , but the mayority say and think is weak , that is the popular opinion , now if you had other is fine but you are the minority that all
@@saitoXamaterasu The majority of casual "fans" that came after RE4? Sure. RE fans? Not really.
That's like listening to the opinion of someone whose first Zelda was BOTW. Worthless.
Re3 remake is hated cuz it's just smaller. I think its the smallest resident evil ever. The only real place that's explorable is the city. The lab it's go upstairs get flash drive, go downstairs use flash drive. The puzzle were weak, and it's too short to have much replayability. Like you said nemesis is a joke. The monsters aren't really a step up from re2 remake. And re2 remake had better zombie effects, you could shoot off their limbs.
just don't play on easy difficulties and he is not a joke, way stronger and dangerous than in the original.
I liked the remake despite its flaws. It just failed to recapture the overwhelming sense of hopelessness and dread of the original. Not enough focus on Jill’s struggle and overall determination to escape.
The thing that causes vitriol regarding the remake is that the potential it had to build upon the original was completely missed, and so the game is judged by what it could have been versus what it is. When re2 remake came out, it set the bar for what we could and should have expected when 3make got announced, not without flaws but a fantastic game nonetheless, but what we got was okay at best, and when "okay at best" is below the bar that was set with the previous game, we consider it a bad game. I agree that the remake definitely improved on characterization but fell flat in nearly every other aspect and it's a total slap in the face to people like myself who consider nemesis their favorite, feeling like we got the short end of the stick. It's just sad when even something as derivative as a 1:1 remake with a graphics/dialogue overhaul would have been a been a better game.
Yep fax man
I agree with everything you said. I found RE3R to be very rushed as a packaged deal with Resistance (polished Outbreak would've been preferred). RE2R is how a remake should be handled and released.
They had over 20 years to make a stellar game even better, but they fell short - reduced map exploration, no mercenaries, boutique shop key for various costumes, lack thereof nemesis choices, etc.
@Papi Mood I’d agree if the gameplay of the old games was actually fun
Original Jill >>>> Remake Jill.
Jill is a man in the 2020 game
Just my opinion!! But:
-Characters/Characters Design: RE3R>RE3
-Locations: RE3R RE3
-Exploration and Weapons: RE3R
Resident Evil 3 Nemesis orginal Capcom game is way freaking better than F grade rank trash Re3 remake.
Resident Evil 3 Nemesis Mercenaries mode shall stay Strong cause Re3 remake don't deserve it Capcom can't allow it to be ruined by Re3 remake it staying in the original Re3 Nemesis forever.
I feel weird about Remake 3, cause, at the end of the day if I want to play RE2R i end up playing RE3R instead, not because its better, but because i feel like the shooting is more fun. RE2R went for that gore system, which is impressive, but it also kinda means that killing enemies is kinda...weird. RE3R went back to just, shoot them in the head and they go away like something in RE4.
Also RE2R has sections that i absolutely despise, the Sewers, i just don't like that place, ever since i learned to skip it i skipped it every single time, its just a drag, idk why like, the Sewers gives me the same vibe as RE0, which is just ''annoyed groans''.
But yes, as a Remake, RE3R fails, and, it was apparently supposed to be a DLC to RE2R even, which would make sense, it needed more time in the oven for sure, but also...idk, maybe they add a really fucking annoying section like RE2R, or not who knows. I do enjoy how RE3R doesn't punish you for using some special things on the two remix difficulty, the armor coins, ammo maker and etc, some people try playing those without and suffer but they're playing it wrong, its like like Dante Must Die, you're supposed to use your acquired stuff, its quite fun.
I wish Capcom would release the classics tho', sure you can play it on PC with fan patches and they're quite amazing, but still, its gaming history, wish companies would care more about the old stuff.
@@baronvonslambert I only ever played 2make on hardcore and never thought about it, is the adaptive difficulty in hardcore or is it like RE4's Professional where its everything tuned to hard and no hand holding?
But yeah, i mean, granted, 2make's more Survival Horror, so it makes sense that it doesn't encourage you to kill them, but also, shootin' them in the knee and having like, 20 zombies crawling around that'll never ever ever catch you is kinda like killing them anyway, its just...not as ''tasty'' as shooting them in the head 'till they go pop.
Nemesis in 3make felt like a switch, Mr.X in 2make acted more like nemesis and nemesis acted more like Mr.X in RE2C. I mean, he's a fun boss to fight in his bosses form, but as a chaser enemy he's a big meh, the grenade trick feels like it shouldn't be there, and i think it STILL works on the harder difficulties? i don't remember honestly.
Idk, wish both 2make and 3make had more time in the Oven, overall 2make fairs better but they really fumbled hard on the zapping system. Like, i hated that you fight repeated bosses and see blondie die twice which makes zero sense but it's there cause you HAVE to fight that boss again.
I rather the B scenarios be shorter than have those repeated content, it feels really cheap.
For me, RE Code Veronica is my absolute favorite RE story ever.
Been looking forward to J tearing this remake apart
A lot of remakes and remasters go for graphics first, gameplay later kinda deal. When really it should be the other way around. If you can't stay faithful or improve on the core game itself then it'll be inferior to the OG no matter how flashy the graphics look. Graphics are a trap most of the time.
My favorite game of the series, Nemisis. Jill being the best character for me I think the remake version was generic-afied to be action hero lady and a departure from the original Jill but it's a new generation of people making it so I guess that's the reason. Glad you're doing more playthroughs, try to go for every epilogue and play the mercenaries ( another game mode taken out of the remake smh).
You're not supposed to think of RE3 as a fully rebuilt game of the original, you're supposed to think of it as the complete version of RE2, because RE2 and RE3 make up the complete game. The events happened on the same night and actually start with RE3, then when Jill was passed out, Rebecca and Leon touchdown, and by time Jill awakens in the hospital, Rebecca and Leon evacuate as Jill destroys the city. If you choose not to keep the RE3 remake and only keep RE2, then technically you only have half the game. The developers made it very clear why those areas were cut.
12:15 from what I know, it was in development at the same time as re2 remake; But had a different director and team working on it.
Namely a team made of former platinum devs... which shows.
The game foregoing the more open structure of Re2 remake and original re3 into a streamlined action focused one with more setpieces and combat encounters... almost like a bayo or DMC game, but without the combat encounters being outright that.
The development was also apparently super troubled, and the director did not handle things well (dont recall if its true atm, but I remember hearing the game even changed directors halfway through, and some planned stuff was changed after re2 remake came out); One thing I know for certain is that the entire plan for the game was changes at the least once, resulting in a game with equal, if not more dev time than re2 feeling like it had less.
The following is also rumor stuff, but I also seen talked around that they just downright decided to use re3 remake as an experimental ground to test possible mechanics and ideas for the upcoming re4 remake; With some sequences like the hospital siege giving credence to this theory.
Add to it the tacked on multiplayer mode, which capcom used as an excuse for the inflated price and lack of original extra modes and, well... you get re3 remake.
A decent action game, but a horrible remake and a bad RE game.
Oh this game this 1 game not only was this my gateway into the franchise but my gateway into the genre world of horror at first i hated being scared but in a short time i enjoyed the thrill i truly am grateful to Nemesis for still to this day bein my greatest fear because of him all the other legendary Kings of Horror Freddy, Jason, Pennywise, Michael, Leatherface, Cryptkeeper, etc. They wouldn't scare my children's children if i had any lol yeah thats how high i rank Nemesis in my tier list of Fear thank you Capcom so much for this human life changing game yep it deserves that much praise
Dang!
My heartbeat while playing Resident Evil: Nemesis when I was a kid is unforgettable.
improving graphics - adding extra stuff in story and ability and stage - fixing mistakes or controls = great remake :) and that's all what we ask for
but removing stuff like stages or characters or abilities - changing what was already great in the original like story or places = not remake at all its destroying and shitty remake :( and that's not what we ask for .. we never ask for changing or removing .. we ask for remake & remaster the same game
in conclusion : 2 - 3 REMAKES were sucks & disappointing for changing & removing what was already great in the original .. even my favorite place the RPD its become unrecognizable in the remake & nemesis with his silly new broken nose & long teeth he looks garbage .. its not all about graphics or adding stuff .. its about faithful to the game we loved .. i was hopping to see my great old game in HD but they end up making different game with the same name in HD
I think the development of 3Make was somewhat simultaneous with 2Make, though with different teams I think. When the 3Make team saw what 2Make was doing with Mr. X, they thought that it was super sick but also realized that they had to up the ante with Nemesis since he was the inspiration for 2Make's Mr. X. 3Make's team decided to emphasize Nemesis being "scarier Mr. X", but focused on what he could physically do instead (running, jumping, generally being more mobile, etc). The problem is that they essentially turned him into a big action set piece instead of the stalker type enemy he was originally.
It still genuinely upsets me how badly they fucked up 3make and how I will probably never see it given the treatment it deserves. It signaled the end of the Capcom Redemption Arc to me.
The problem with 3make is that it has no legs to stand on it owns. it pales as a sequel to 2make, and it pales to the original 3. as such, it's left in the shadow of both games, with only thin bits peaking out, like some the characterization, the improved dodge, and the hospital level. it is by no means bad, but it is by all means, mediocre.
Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on the original Playstation is an instant classic. Resident Evil 3 Remake has all the visuals, and potential to become a "near perfect remake". Unfortunately, RE3make failed to deliver hopes and promises to majority of classic fans.
I played RE3 since it came out and I've never even tried to intentionally use the dodge mechanic, I considered it a luck based system as it worked when it damn pleased instead of consistently. I see you try to use it a lot in your video and that may be a big reason why you had a problem fighting the bosses and enemies in general, don't count on dodging at all.
The original RE3 is a billion times better than the shitty remake. So damn disappointing how they almost screwed up everything that they could have improved!
The original RE Nemesis is my favorite with Village being my favorite of the more action focused ones. I didn't hate the remake, but it really felt lacking. I was so excited with what they did to Mr X in the 2 remake I couldn't wait to see Nemesis in a remake with a better AI, then it just felt so scripted. Before I beat the game I could already tell when he would show up. "Oh narrow alley way no monsters in sight, bet he's going to Kool Aid man through the wall and chase me! Oh no another empty hallway he's gonna get me!"
I loved the Original RE3 it was the best. The remake lacks so bad they had to throw in a whole ass side game >_>
the biggest problem with Re3 OG is getting basically stunlocked against Nemesis like in a corner or just trying to not fight basically you have to confront nemesis for the and I quote the true ending the Barry ending which sucks because A the dodge button isn't good B limted ammo and C if you don't you have to do another playthrough which I don't hate but having to beat a game twice because you didn't know your choices matter sucks but I'll give to the games credit the story is good If I remember correctly Nemesis busts into a save room which is cool but just like 2remake constantly being followed can be annoying
Weak entry? Code Veronica was a classic! That should be the next remake! 4 is already pretty modern!
Awesome video, can’t wait for code Veronica. One of my all time favs ever since the Dreamcast came out.
I must say, these videos are super good! I never thought I would be this much interested in some guy on the internet talking about resident evil. Can't wait to see the next resident evil review!
3make suffered the same development fate of RE3, both want to capitalize on the success of their predecessor and they end up experiencing difficulties making it ending up rushing the release of the game. RE3make already heavily used the same zombie models in RE2make, but they removed the ragdoll physics on it, which make even the lazy copycat move halfassed.
For the Resident Evil 3 remake, I have to say the graphics, gameplay, and writing(correction, some of it) is phenomenal. But the content aa well as the multiple options and more endings got cut way too much compared to the original's environment, giving Raccoon City more to explore.
Yes re3 had cut content but it was fun game to play and is a good game for new players, and capcom probably got greedy for money and released it early but, they made sure it wasn't buggy and it's worth replaying
Now you know how we all felt growing up with the original and then playing the remake.
Thank you for the video. I was searching for an opinion of the community as I am very disappointed after completing the remake and all its "challenges". As a guy who has beaten the game 8 times back in 1999 and even progressed through big portion of the game using knife only(which was hard as hell and was not a requirement for an achievement or something, just my nerdy head freaking out) I was expecting more.
Just want to add, you forgot about special missions that were in original, called - "The Mercenaries: Operation Mad Jackal", where you play as MIchail, Carlos and Nicholai, which were very exciting and allowing you to collect money for upgrades, which is no more in remake.
All-in-all, Capcom made worst remake of best game in the series for me.
This ought to be a great video
I don't dispute any of the flaws and criticisms of the Resident Evil 3 remake, but I still love playing it. Honestly I think the biggest blunder it makes is really just mishandling nemesis, I could deal with content being cut if they had better utilized him as a villain
You really just get that one short segment where he chases you around the streets for a little bit, that one cool flamethrower boss fight, and then everything else is totally scripted and on rails until you get to the point where he mutates into that dog and you just have two of the exact same bullet sponge boss fights against him
I feel like he just ends up mutating way too early and every other encounter with him after that is kind of a letdown
The final boss is okay for the spectacle but it's definitely not all that fun either overall
But I love every step that you take to get from start to finish of this game, it's focused, gameplay is fluid, the pacing is excellent, and there is so much put into the detail and presentation
I find this is one of the easiest re games to just jump in and do a playthrough of. The more I unlock in that store the more I want to give it another run. I think their best bet was to make this a 30 to $40 expansion on the Resident Evil 2 remake as far as how they marketed it, but I've still gotten my money's worth even buying it full price
But the original is a bona fide early survival horror classic
Ramping the action up worked for that game because you were still constantly under tension because they had never implemented something like Nemesis before. You were always on edge about when he was going to show up next
Ironically it's the remake of Resident Evil 2 that takes this concept and uses it better instead of the actual remake of three
3 Make definitely feels rushed. It's not a bad game, but it's very lackluster. This is especially true when compared to the remake of 2.
The comparison I have for RE3 remake is like going to an expensive restaurant and getting your mail and the portion is so small and you are like, “that’s it?” Although what they give you tastes really good, but at the end you are still hungry and feel like you over paid
I would say that if the OG trilogy were fine meals, OG RE3 would be like some good chicken with beer, and the remake is like if the same restaurant sold chicken-flavoured chips at the same price: a chunk of the volume of the bag is just air, and at the end of it, you actually just ate one potato cut into tiny slices.
My opinion is Jill in the remake isn't the Jill we grew up. They forced her into a cursing over the top badass. Not my Jill
The funny thing about the original RE3 and the remake is that both felt like rushed follow ups to their respective RE 2 entries. In that way the RE 3 remake was exactly like the original
False 😂You don’t know video games
Re3 original didn't look rushed. In fact it was better than re2. It was a horror game where you could dodge and get different endings. Not to mention it also had a lot of areas to explore. All and all re3 original never felt rushed. On the other hand re3 remake had so many areas cut out and Jill's attitude became so different than re3 original. All and all re3 original never felt rushed to me because I liked it more than re2. Specifically the dodge feature.
@@Aalijah_Matyevna Don't get me wrong, the original RE 3 was a good game, and so was the RE 3 remake. I just can't help but feel like in both cases features that RE2 had were missing. For example, in the original RE 3 we are down to one character scenario (albeit with branching paths). It just felt like they made a smaller game and attempted to polish what they had with things like the dodge mechanic etc. In the RE 3 remake the zombie dismemberment mechanic from RE 2 was very conspicuously absent. As soon as I noticed that I felt the RE 3 remake had taken a serious step back what we got in the RE 2 remake. Again, both awesome games, just not as good as their predecessors.
Original Carlos's Hairstyle looks so much better
Re3 character models still look better than the r3make ones
Og all the way they should keep it like the og but make it more open
You guys in these comments are delusional most of you wasn’t even alive when the resident evil series started. Y’all actually think you know what your talking about. Having said that I have entire collection of the main games including revelations 1 and 2. There’s is no way in hell the the original resident evil 3 is better then the remake. The remake is superior in every way. Y’all said how the game is rushed. Say the same things about re 2 if you’re going to say that. Their both short in only take 6 hour to beat and that doing everything. You can speed run in less time. Having said that both re 2 and 3 are short games. All you’re doing is trying to escape raccoon city. There isn’t much to tell. Most people suck at the game that is why y’all keep disrespecting the re 3 remake masterpiece.
If you were alive during og RE3 and you say that the remake is better then you either lying or insane
Remakes trash deal with its such a soulless Demake with no respect to the original
When a 24 year old PS1 game has more content and replay value than a game from 2020
No I agree with Raphael. Most people playing games today wasn't old enough to understand remakes or how video games have progress since the 80's. Now saying he can do speed runs of both remakes under 3 hrs well THAT I don't believe....
Capcom screwed over biohazard 3 fans they censored jill outfit to some generic Jean and tank top like we haven't seen that a million time and you had to pay for it followed by all the cut content and making jill curse so damn much was not necessary I couldn’t believe all the F word she was saying, and no RPD intro when they fighting the outbreak this whole game made me super depressed for the whole year of 2020
I know everyone allowed to have opinions but somehow I can't understand how some RE fans liked this Jill, the amounts of cursing and yelling it was unbelievable, she literally starts the game with the F word, sorry this is nothing like Jill, Nemesis was suppose to be scary, how can I show fear to him when the main character called him "Bitch" in first 10 minutes of the game?
To me, the worst part is people saying that "Capcom is taking RE3 criticism to heart so they're making sure to make a good RE4 REmake", and I'm pretty sure that's not the reason they are going to make RE4 a good remake. RE2 and RE4 are the "Hit me for money button"" for Capcom. RE3R looked like it would have so much more but was cut short. A lot of places are actually fully made, with collisions and all that, but barriers were suddenly put in your way, why they would model places you can't reach? It just looks like Capcom wanted to make RE4R ASAP so they just closed a project that wasn't done. And that's sad, since RE3 is my favorite.
Also, I really think Capcom must stop making RE games that takes 8 hours or so to finish, that worked on RE2R because, well, you can play with two characters there, but even the new RE8 is only 8 hours or so if you try to do everything. If the game has a single campaign, they must make it at least 10 - 12 hours long. RE8 had a LOT of cut content, it's clear that the only finished areas were the castle AND the factory.
Anyway, I love RE3 but the Remake is more like downgrade and I doubt Capcom would ever fix that.
So I played RE2make the second playthrough of Claire and I clocked in 5 HOURS! That’s funny that’s the same runtime apparently RE3make has been receiving! In fact to me I find RE3make has bigger areas than RE2. The Police
Station may look big but in comparison its no different than the hospital in RE3make.Also the boss fights are better and there’s more enemy variety and more locations! So the games too short argument needs to stop! RE3make is a 10/10 game like RE2make!😎😎😎
RE3make did have things that were better, I do like some characters more, but I have always preferred Classic Jill, Classic Nicolai, and Classic Mikhail is tied with remake Mikhail.
There are a few story details that changed, as well as alternate paths that can happen.
If you want to experience the multitude of alternates try heading to Newspaper Office or Restaurant first after RPF, the office building or gas station first for Tram Car Supplies, and the Hospital basement or upper floors first. As well as heading back to Mikhail before completing all tasks during the Tram Car segment since... Edit: Also, head back to the warehouse during the Tram Car segment for Dario stuff.
... the small events can change depending on where you go first in these three situations. If you went to the restaurant first, you meet Carlos and have an encounter with Nemesis. If you go to the newspaper office first, you meet an unconscious Carlos there who wakes up, and then you have an encounter with Nemesis. For the tram car, you get different encounters depending on where you go first (Carlos at Gas Station & Nicolai killing Murphy OR Nicolai at Gas Station & Carlos forced to kill Murphy). And in the Hospital. If you go to the basement first, you see Tyrell die to a bomb in a safe that Nicolai left but if you go upstairs first you encounter Nicolai shooting Tyrell. This also adds replayability values in addition to the onscreen choices. (My favorite is Tram Car choice which changes how the Clock Tower Nemesis boss fight is performed, thank you, Carlos)
Heading back to the Tram Car before completing all the tasks results in an encounter with Mikhail. This is in the remake too but it is different. In the remake, Mikhail will make a comment on Carlos and that's about it. In the original, you get an in-render cutscene of Mikail fighting off zombies, but even this changes depending on what you do. If you used the barrel before the cutscene, Mikhail will use a grenade. If the barrel is still there, he'll limp over and use it instead.
One last incredibly interesting detail that I didn't notice until much MUCH later is the bodies in the Dead Factory, specifically around the rail gun. If you notice, the body that Nemesis eats to get stronger is a Super Tyrant from RE2, and the floor is littered with additional RE2 tyrants and other bodies. As I said, I don't remember if it was fleshed out in this game or Umbrella Chronicles, but there is a story there.:
The reason the outbreak ultimately started was that Birkin wanted out of Umbrella, so he made a deal with the US government to supply them with data on the T-Virus and G-Virus in exchange for safety for him and his family. Umbrella found out about this and sent HUNK's team to acquire the samples (specifically the G-Virus) before the deal can go down. Birkin was shot, HUNK's team retrieved the samples, Birkin injected himself with G in an attempt to save his life, mutated and hunted HUNK's team down, smashing all the T-Virus samples which were injected by the rats and spread all over the city. Since HUNK's team lost contact and was presumed dead, one of Umbrella's higher-ups sent in the Mr. X tyrants to collect the G-Virus. You can see a helicopter dropping Tyrant into the Police Station. The helicopter had 5 more Tyrant capsules. These additional Tyrants were then sent to intercept the US Government Delta Team that was sent to also acquire the G-Virus, where Delta team brought along the Rail Gun to combat any Umbrella opposition. The 5 Typratns and Delta Tema killed each other in the Dead Facotry. Nemesis got stronger on a Super Tyrant body and Jill used the Rail Gun to combat the Umbrella threat. And a neat little bow on top of it all, the RE1 manual detailed how Jill had received her training FROM Delta Force.
There are a few other things, such as in the original game Nicolai can actually escape Raccoon City leaving him alive for a reappearance, and Jill can find an unconscious Marvin in the RPD and make a comment on him. For me, so much was removed from the remake that it just pales in comparison. On its own RE3make is a meh game, but a bad remake. Like how RE2make is a fantastic game, but a (for me) decent remake. (RE1make or REmake is a fantastic game and a fantastic remake).
theonly character liked more was carlos, jill and nicolai were terrible
R1 was to aim at enemies. R2 was for aiming at shootable objects in the game: barrels, wall explosives, and the acid thing. The game might have not made it clear enough, similar to the dodge mechanic. You see alot of people miss the explosives on first play through.