Resident Evil 3 Remake: RE Retrospective
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After Capcom's recent remake of Resident Evil 2, all the rumors pointed towards them remaking RE3 next and that put a smile on my face. Part 3 being one of my more criticized entries in the series, I figured it could do with a nice refresh. Well it's finally out so let's see if the big C can keep up the great work. Also, big thanks to Jeff Schine (the voice of Carlos) for sitting down and talking to me.
#RE3Remake
Intro - 1:24
Strory - 2:40
Avoid spoilers - 8:28
Interview with Jeff Schine - 11:28
Gameplay - 17:06
Presentation 34:56 
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And he did return. He climbed the ladder and is now voicing Chris Redfield in RE8. That's honestly so cool.
He likely was already decided as Chris but couldn't announce it due to NDA.
Hi I'm Chris Hansen
Him saying that he would return to the series is kind of funny now, considering he did Chris in RE8
Yeah, I thought that was pretty cool. I assume he knew he was coming back, but had to sign an NDA or something.
@@AvalancheReviews just discovered your Channel and I already love u
I like how they had Kendo react totally differently to Jill vs Leon. It makes sense. Leon WAS a cop but he was a rookie and it was his first day, Kendo had never seen him before. He knew Jill and the rest of STARS personally.
Not to mention by time Leon rolled through the outbreak was getting much worse
The problem with Nemesis showing so early it's that he looks way less effective than his original counterpart.
In the original, he accomplish his main objective as part of his introduction, killing S.T.A.R.S. right in front of your eyes, killing the terrified Brad Vickers in a gruesome glorious way.
In the remake you just see him failing at trying to kill Jill once and again the whole intro, and he doesn't even get to kill Brad because some random zombies chew on him first. So this depiction of Nemesis killed 0 S.T.A.R.S. members.
zombies chew brad first in the og too
True
You are of course 100 per cent correct, but I think this is part of a problem. My biggest problem (and his goes into modern writing of film and games alike) is they have completely emasculated The Nemesis and over stated Jills bad assnes. for instance smashing through the wall at the start yet failing to kill her, instead opting to throw her aside. (power without competence) Carlos and Jill throwing out quips (like Fuck face etc) took the impact out as no one is actually scared of him. As you pointed out, failing to kill Brad (I dont need to expand on your point, excellently put). Failing to kill Jill several times despite having her bang to rights. Mutating him into a monster way to early and less subtly boiled him down to little more than an animal. Its a modern trope with media with Female leads, making the (normally male) antagonist weak to make the the protagonist stronger by comparison. They totally robbed Nemesis of any power making the chase and boss fights more annoying than tense, Poorly done
@@johnsmith-nx9ne "Bitch can't even swim" must be the cringiest line of dialog in the game.
Nemesis looks like an incompetent joke, and Jill looks like an idiot for letting her guard down so close to what's supposed to be the biggest threat of the game.
no, he doesn't, there are a total of 4 S.T.A.R.S. left alive by the end of re3...
I really wished Barry was in a helicopter at the end to save Jill
That's my biggest gripe with this
How could Jared not mention Barry 😔
I wish this game had multiple outcomes. Barry made the ending feel more complete for some reason.
Barry being there would make no sense story wise....
@Dominic dominic people are just nitpicking to complain at this point... I know it's short but so was re2r (the illusion of 2nd scenario increased the length) and that gmae is considered masterpiece
You should have mentioned how Marvin getting bitten by Brad is why he tells Leon to not hesitate when he sees a zombie in RE2.
Very true
Indeed
Why was it a necessary change for having Brad to bite Marvin? Brad's role in the original was to foreshadow Nemesis and later to see how the monster disfigure his face to spite him and intimidate Jill in the process.
Why would he or you feel the need to mention something so blatantly obvious
@@GodOfWarConnoisseur Because its an amazing detail that makes Marvin's line carry so much more weight to it. It's an absolutely lovely way of connecting the games (more than they obviously are) and it adds just so much to Marvin's character even though we already knew of his fate.
I don't see why you are being rather snarky about a lovely detail that's just sprinkled in there and feeds us lore and story lovers.
Not everyone may pick up on the detail anyways, some people just go past and don't really think about that part so it would have been nice to have attention on it even for a single second.
When Brad said, "it's like Arklay on steroids" in the intro, I was like, "stfu, you left us there to die, you didn't know what it was really like in there".
BurntArt I C nah he knew that’s why get gtfo’d, he a bitch tho
Nah man, there's gonna be an re1 remake remake
Mr.Death I truly hope not! REmake 1 is the best resident evil still to this date, if they remake 1 capcom will become more evil then umbrella them self’s
same tbh
@@smileyjayofficial2888 if they remake RE1 again, it's not like Capcom is gonna break into your house and take your copies of RE1 original or the REmake.
The review is longer than the game
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Well said
Facts
My favorite action horror game ever is Dead Space 2. Hands down. The game is nearly flawless in my eyes. It's on the short side as well. I can do a playthrough in less than 3 hours. But if my greatest criticism is that I wish there was more of it then is that really a criticism? Plus if you're playing the games once then you're doing it wrong. These games scream multiple playthroughs. I normally play Dead Space 2 three times before I've had my fill.
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The last stand scene in the hospital reminded me of RE4 but what I actually didn't like about that was the invisible walls preventing me of downing zombies outside the windows. The game forces you to wait until they have crawled inside before allowing you to hit them. I was so used to doing this in RE4 that it took me a minute to realize none of the zombies I shot at outside are dying.
Excalibur01 you can shot them when they are outside the hospital, you just have to wait for the crawling inside animation. Once they’re inside, they die
RE4 and even RE5 did this scenario better.
They literally use low frame rate fill in zombies to make seem there's more of them out there.
@@USEY0URILLUSI0N So you can't shoot them outside.
While I loved this game that bothered me too
@@sic6664 You can and they take damage. They're just not dead until their crawling animation is finished.
they made RE2/3 side by side, i would've preferred the do RE2 by itself, get the full remake with true B-scenarios. And then spend an extra year on 3.
Same plus they could've took what they learned from RE2 and implemented it into RE3. They should've waited to do the RE3 remake but unfortunately Capcom only cares about money. It was the perfect time to delve more into RE3 by adding more story and depth too it but nope
Stevie Mac23 which is why RE1 remake was so good, they kept the original stuff intact and then added onto it. If they remade 1 today they’d probably cut out the guardhouse or tunnels. Maybe make an overly futuristic lab.
Capta1nAsh Heck Yawn might get cut as well 🤦♂️ Just like the Grave Digger was in RE3REMAKE.
Your comment I highly- *HIGHLY* agee with. Capcom worries me just a little hopefully they can do CV RE and RE4 RE truly *well* .
@@Capta1nAsh Agreed. Loved the addition of Lisa. So creepy.
"would you ever comeback for resident evil?" He tried to be vague as hell since he is the new Chris Redfield haha
One thing I like in the original was that nemesis' theme would sometimes start playing even when he didn't show up. Even if you didn't notice it, you probably would unconsciously notice
The lurking theme before his actual theme. Yea that theme had me nervous and sweating😂😂.
"Personal space ok" 'Social distancing' during a fictional pandemic.
"The universe doesn't entertain co-incedance"
Yes U are exactly right 👍
That’s exactly the first thing I thought 🤦🏾♂️😂
lol co-incedance
I hope they release Mercenaries mode as a free DLC.
Don't we all? Capcom fucked up with that one.
@@DJ_Macphisto lol how did they fuck up you have resistance stop being anti social and play online
TK9-SORRYK9OMG well IMO mercenaries was fun and Resistance is not.
@@jamie_1678 mercenaries is the pretty much resistance only difference is online and off which I would take the online because we getting multiple updates classic character and each time playing is a different experience .. Stop being anti social and find some friends
Strange how Capcom has announced nothing about adding single player focused content to RE3 Remake.
They were pretty quick to do that with RE7 and even RE2 Remake.
Here, more baloney for Project Resistance which has in game loot boxes and microtransactions up to $29.99.
No thanks, Project Resistance is about as good as Umbrella Corp.
Give us Mercenaries bonus mode as free dlc. You got my $60 Capcom you greedy...
“He’s clearly looking to kill her.” Lol
He’s looking to pick her up and throw her down so she can run.
lol Good Point
When have you ever seen a monster like this just football punt the protagonist in the ribs instead of watching as they get up and quip? Nemesis seems 100x more like he's out to kill than Mr X marks the slow punch then 10 seconds of standing motionless feeling smug while you heal up, load a shotgun, do a little jig and moonwalk past him out the room. Plus dude is indestructible and literally has guns, the damn thing probably can't fathom a squishy human not going down as easily as Brad.
@@QuiteSincere Yeah.....no. A kick in the ribs =/= more intent to kill, especially when he just stands there for a few seconds after doing so.
It makes the whole thing worse when he just casually walks towards her when we've seen that he's more than capable of bursting into a full sprint whenever he wants to.
(Also can we talk about that one scene where he's chasing her with that piece of concrete? She was literally LIMPING away from him. Yet he decides to waste time pushing a piece of concrete towards her)
He might be more intent on hurting her but he's certainly not "more like he's out to kill" This game did him dirty.
@@coolmantyu4211 A kick in the ribs from a creature that can obliterate concrete. Yes it was intended to kill, suggesting anything is is just being obtuse on purpose. Cinemasins ass complaint lol
@@QuiteSincere You literally just proved my point even further. He can "obliterate concrete" yet gives Jill that weak ass kick to the SIDE instead of her idk, HEAD? They turned him into a joke!
So re7 isn’t survival horror because the first person perspective, but RE3 is closer to survival horror with the first person mod? 🤔
Saying that 7 wasn't survival horror wasn't a very good take imho.
There are definitely some inconsistencies between the retrospective reviews. For instance, in the review of RE2’s remake, he’s pretty gushing about the soundtrack and score, whereas in this he said it was one of his ‘major gripes’ about the game.
@@captainthunderbolt7541 the fixed camera third person angle helps a lot for me, but RE7 is definitely survival horror, especially moreso than RE3make
@@kylepedley7328 What? He did not gush about the soundtrack and score of RE2 remake?
@@michaelbriones1649 “Staying in the realm of sound, I really, really like this game’s music. A lot of tracks from the original make an appearance but, thanks to the new style, they serve more as audio motifs than actual remixes or remasters.”
A literal quote from the RE2make retrospective review.
Even when he says some of the new tracks aren’t overly memorable, he still says “they work really well in the moment and they sound really great”.
I’ll never understand why people make such comments when you can literally go and grab the proof within minutes…
Jill: Bich can't even swim
Nemesis: "Sad STTTTTTAAAAAAAAAARSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Catchphrase"
That was actually my least favorite part of the game. Nemesis, for no apparent reason, bursts forth in flames. He has been seen in flames numerous times over the past hours of the game, and the flames never fazed him at all before. Now, he's going crazy due to the fire and running into a river. And you realize, just as you see Raccoon City's vista with the Clock Tower in the background, and understand how vast this game could be, that there will be no Clock Tower and no more outdoor Raccoon City, and no more Nemesis in his humanoid form. It's just you indoors and versus a dog monster from here on out... I love this game, but that section was where my heart sank.
@@Rationalific Well to be fair flame rounds do damage nemesis so it's not like he is immune to fire but that inconsistency in cutscenes and gameplay of being damaged by fire is kind of shit by capcom
@@Rationalific like someone just said he isn't immune to fire, but my theory to neme is that he just doesn't feel much pain like every tyrant unless his life is threatened, which explains why he is downed or like mr.x takes a break down on his knees, to recharge, i think the fire didnt bother him when it was minimal but im pretty sure when his burns were getting deep under his thick skin he had to do something and with all tyrants they mutate after near death experiences, and given that he was drowning it was the most probable he mutated to a very fish like 4 legged hybrid....i totally agree about not having more open spaces tho, but i fear that we are overselling the REengine, im afraid its designed for rooms in mind and not open levels like streets and downtown centers, sure it did well with re3 but then again how many of those were there and how many zombies were there at once?, i think they reached the limit when they included these few areas, and it shows given how many doors you still have to pass to get to each street and alleyway which doesn't make sense in real life. the engine seems to use doors as a means of a minimal fast loading, its a price to pay for not having loading screens at all during the entire game.
I love how the live action open is sorta a throw back to the original RE1. I have to admit, I did pre-order the game, I also pre-ordered Remake 2 and will do the same with whatever else RE games gets released. I've been a fan of RE since 1996 when my dad brought Resident Evil for PS1 for me.
Would've been funny if they ripped the zombie city carnage scenes from Resident Evil Apocalypse and just threw it in the RE3 remake opening video lol
Well, RE 7 began like that too with live action cutscenes.
I enjoyed both remakes too. And I get it, people would have liked more of it. Hopefully they add free dlc like they did with RE2.
@@mac1bc Did you hear about RE4 getting the remake treatment too? This is something I really want, all of the Resident Evil games remade using the RE Engine.
@@0XReactor no I haven't heard of any other remakes. I heard RE8 is supposed to come out next.
RE3 remake's version of Nemesis felt like I was watching Terminator Salvation. The plot armor felt much thicker in this, and the tension was gone after Nemesis got a hold of Jill and opted to TOSS her... Very lazy writing in this, and now we have Nemesis infecting zombies with the Las Plagas? Oh boy, remaking this game by taking bits from other past successes sure keeps me on edge! Reminds me of Hollywood and their newfound love to remake EVERYTHING these days... a few may work, and but most are just $ grabs.
I do thoroughly enjoy your videos btw, I just don't agree about THIS ONE.
Hey, there's nothing wrong with that. So much of this is me subjectively talking about what I do and don't like. We are bound to disagree at some point.
Lol, I guess you haven't played the original game in a while. Nemesis gets a hold of Jill and opts to TOSS her all the time in that one too.
@@neamraven IKR it seems like all the people complaining about returning features did not know they were also in the first game. Also Nemesis infecting zombies is akin to the crimson heads in re1 so why wont they complain about that? It also isnt the las plagas lol but i assume they just used an umbrella term.
Took the words right outta my head.
@@neamraven yeah thats why i would have loved to see a REMAKED version of nemesis to correct those mistakes and not to see the company nerf a boss like it is some kind of hollywood "i am untouchable" trope.
I love your voice on my speakers. It's so deep and roomy!
I usually beat off with his voice on my speakers
@@pat2430 oh oh my God
@@pat2430a poor ass and corny attempt too be funny bruh...
Jay ya bleeding animal ya! What are you doing here?
Ask him, maybe he will agree to marriage. Just imagine - every morning this voice in your ears.
Brad could've had a much more effective redemption arc by sacrificing himself in a Nemesis fight to protect Jill. This change made Nemesis feel like a complete failure as he kills 0 STARS members.
And Brad could've still turned into a zombie and bite Marvin, so we wouldn't lose that moment. That would be way more epic because Jill, Nemesis, Brad and Marvin would all have their storylines connected in a way.
Judging by your userpic I can see that you like sinister pursuing characters
@@MrSomebodyStrange You bet! XD
Just play the original, it's better
@Monkey Bananas
I was thinking, maybe at first he would run away, but then in an encounter with Jill and Nemesis, Brad would rush to save Jill, to really redeem himself, and thus die.... The only reason for this BS change was because they did not want Jill going through the RPD. So stupid....
@Dominic dominic
You probably never played the original. Remake is shit compared to it
the problems with missing content also impact the story in kind of a big way. first of all Nikolai. in the original game he's a monitor working for Umbrella and his job is to record combat data on all of the BOWs, collect samples of them, and destroy evidence of Umbrella's crimes. Jill discovers this when she finds Nikolai's safe house in the park(which is missing from the remake). in the remake though we never really find out anything about Nikolai or what he's doing. he's seemingly recording the combat data and covering up Umbrella's crimes just like the original but at the end of the game he says that his employer wanted him to destroy Umbrella which means that his actions throughout the game don't really make sense. also in the original Nikolai escapes on the helicopter leaving Jill and Carlos for dead but they're rescued by Barry. that changed in the remake, instead what happens is Nikolai beats up Carlos and waits for Jill to arrive just to taunt her. they beat up Nikolai and leave him for dead. why didn't Nikolai just leave when he had the chance?
the other thing is the Dead Factory which was an important location for the story of RE2&3. in RE2 Birkin is evacuating his lab with samples of the T and G viruses because he cut a deal with the US government to testify against Umbrella and provide evidence of their crimes. the location of his evacuation is the Dead Factory where a Delta Force unit is waiting for him(this is why there's a helicopter there) Birkin doesn't make the meeting because he's confronted by Hunk's USS soldiers. in the original RE2 the helicopter that deploys Mr. X has five other canisters on it, these five other tyrants are deployed at Dead Factory to take out the Delta Force unit there. we see the aftermath of that battle when Jill goes to the Dead Factory. also the rail gun that she uses to defeat Nemesis was brought there by Delta Force to deal with those five tyrants. all of that is gone in the remake.
Jango The Blue Fox nicholai worked only for umbrella because of money, same with the remake except this time he gets more money for betraying unbrella
@@wolfie8890 then why did he kill Dr. Bard? why did he try to kill Jill multiple times if his goal of destroying Umbrella was the same as her? if his goal really was to destroy Umbrella then it would have made way more sense for them to cooperate.
1 - Nicholai works for another contractor interested in Umbrella’s work. That’s why he gathers data and doesn’t get in the way of Jill fighting Nemesis. He’s also tasked with destroying anything related to Umbrella after the fact.
2 - The Tyrant this time isn’t delivered by chopper, they’re made in Raccoon City as evidenced by the Tyrant pods in NEST 2. Only Nemesis was dropped in because he was manufactured by Umbrella Europe, as always.
3 - The rail gun was changed to be an internal countermeasure against rogue BOWs. It makes more sense IMO, but that’s subjective.
They butchered both Nemesis and Nicholai here.
Nicholai literally breaks his own remake character at the end and becomes stupid for no reason than the plot demands it.
@@Gruntvc Nikolai is constantly talking about self preservation but instead of taking the chopper after beating up Carlos like in the original he sticks around for no reason.
I can't believe you didn't mention the blurry enemies in the distance and the lack of mutilation when you shoot zombies compared to RE2make.
He mentioned the animation framerate reduction from a distance, and that is what I believe you are interpreting as a 'blurry' enemy.
@@phant0mdummy He also said he disliked how zombies reacted to gun shots in re2.
This is simply an excellent, deep, and well-thought out critical review. Subscription earned.
What impressed me the most is how Capcom even managed to remake the reactions of the media and public:
"It's too short"
"It shouldn't have been an stand alone game"
"It's not any better than RE2"
History does indeed repeat itself, but arguably way worse given all the cut content. Plus no Shinji Mikami.
whats funny is people forget the reaction the OG RE3 had compared to RE2.
never thought of that, all this year they never take chance to better themself perhaps
Bruh lmao
I only got into resident evil in 2017, but after playing the original resident evil 2, I think it became one of my favorite games ever, I tried this game and that fan reaction from the 90s was exactly how I felt when I first encountered nemesis. I actually gave up way before making it to the halfway point of the game.
I understand that they want to make this remake more streamlined like taking out the live selections and removing a few key areas from the original. I also understand the frustration and criticism that this not a 1 to 1 recreation either. Anyway I'm gonna play it when I get the chance. Thanks for the retrospective Jared.
It's not a remake.
It's garbage and shinji did it better fuck capcom.
Its a good game
As long as you know where the faults lie, you should play the game. whether you want to spend the 60$ is absolutely up to you.
Do it, it's a good game and a decent remake. I'd prefer a honest recreation, and unlike Jared, I didn't really like the change of pace, but I also can't say I feel ripped off by the price tag. Steam told me that I spent around 10 hours ingame during my first playthrough, in-game clock was showed aroun 6 hours. Overall the criticisms are valid, and I feel like they could have done better but the rabid half of the fanbase make the game look like it's RE6. It is not. I still prefer the original RE3 better, but this one is still a really worthy entry to the series.
Nemesis was so underutilized in this game to me. He really didn’t even seem like a threat to me. Didn’t give me that chest pain inducing anxiety that Mr. X gave me in all the different runs of RE2 :’( other than that (and how quick the story mode went) the game was fun and I did enjoy it. 7/10
Which is weird, if so. Because he sold a lot of copies, merch, etc. He was to RE as Pyramid Head was to Silent Hill back then/for many years (even today, probably).
But... you could just run by mr x and even if he did hit you, it barely hurt.. every time Nemesis showed up, I ended up having to use two full heals before I shook him. He hit so hard and was so fast. And had a rocket launcher.
But.. in every other way, story presence, execution, tone, then yes. I agree.
@@karenamyx2205 Of course Nemesis was an upgraded version of Mr. X. He should be more stronger and faster but the obvious scripted appearance made him less scary.
@Super Strong Alien but he was scripted in the original too. It would be annoying if he constantly showed up.
you joking right, even with his shitty ass aim with the Rocket Launcher and his subpar damage output? 😂 a grenade is enough to kick his ass
Personally, I wanted a little bit more to do in the city before moving on, one more boss fight and a puzzle to solve while the nemesis is chasing you in its normal humanoid form would have been good
IMO the game peaks in the first city section. It's so fun running around racoon city streets and buildings weaving around solving puzzles. Then the linearity begins.
Last time I was this early, the clock tower was in RE3
Lol
For real. I was really looking forward to visiting that place again in R3make. 😢
Same for me...
@TheDriver Park and Clocktower + Gravedigger is a great complain, I am in for this. But I prefer Nest 2, over Dead Factory, but Nest 2 was hard short and filled with time eating segments, but I still love this game its so much fun, but too short. With the whole Park and CT it would have been the best Capcom game so far for me. RE3 Original is my favorite Game.
Its better than RE2 Remake for me for sure, have in every Difficulty S Rank now, without the Shop/Cheat Items, but it sucks that you cant prove it, cause there is no damn S+ Rank. If they would be S+, like RE2R than you could only achieve that without Shop Items, but its not there.
and the mercenary mode disappeared as well
Re 3 remake isn't a bad game but overall it felt like a dlc or an expansion pack. I felt like they cut out quite alot of content the original had. Overall, it's a short and fun game but it wasn't as great as re 2 remake
pretty much this, it does some cool things in the retcon... yet other things it ruins and rushes them blatantly. The graphics are amazing but Capcom only gets that first impression praise once for RE2make's use of the REengine. Selling the game for 20-30 bucks would have been better, cause a streamlined, cut down RE3 campaign with no Mercenaries mode isn't something I wanted to pay full price for. Was expecting the game to blow me away like RE2, but clearly RE2 got the most attention and 3 was secondary.
So true
half finish
@@nillynush4899 It was selled for the price you mention. You paid 35€ for the main game, and 25€ for Resitsance, thats the truth when you think about it.
They need to add a free CT & Park DLC, like RE2Remakes Ghost Survivors, but in actually good! And with such great content that it can be added into the segments where it was cut off perfectly . And a S+ Ranking, because right now it doesnt matter if you do your runs with the Cheat/Shop Items or without them, you get S Rank anyway, which is dumb unbalanced Game Design.
yup..I mean og re3 is already quite short but they still cut up the locations instead of expanding it..its like a step back in the wrong direction, & the puzzles..re3 og has memorable puzzles like that fucking water treatment puzzle lol
“They have somehow made Carlos into the most lovable character in the game. No joke, he’s a perfect 10 this time around. He’s still got that gung-ho hero mentality and yeah, he’s still definitely a horndog but those aspects of his personality have been dialed back to what I would call socially acceptable levels” 👍👍👍This pretty much sums up what I thought about Carlos too. I agree 100% I would really like to have him be the main character of RE8 instead of Ethan, who I thought was one of the least interesting characters. I loved RE7 but I did not give a damn about the main characters. I was not invested in them at all.
Carlos' voice actor is voicing Chris in RE8 for some reason, so you've kinda got your wish.
See what you've done... now Ethan is dead! Deeeeeeeeaad!
Cant wait to see who the next main character is. I'm kinda hoping for a NEW RE featuring one of the classics. Leon, claire, chris, jill. Idc. I just wanna see them in one a new RE story. I don't even care whether its built like the Remakes or 7 and 8. Although a middle ground could be cool. Like RE9, but 3rd person like the remakes.
@@karenamyx2205 I think we'll be playing as Ethan's daughter and probably 3rd person like these remakes. But who knows Carlos could be inserted as a secondary character, I'd love to see him back aswell
Hey man I just wanted to thank you for this series real quick. Your videos are what got me into resident evil and I’ve fallen in love with the series. I’ve seen every RE retrospective at least twice over lol. Also your interview with Carlos was badass!
I love how in your re7 review you went on a binge of how first person isn't survival horror and how that degrades the game. But then you praise a first person version of 2 and 3 with how good survival horror it is. Not trying to be an ass but it was a huge sticking point in your re7 retrospective
I dislike 1st person survival horror so agree with his original opinion. Odd to see how he 180 turned
Yea, seems kinda hypocritical.
@@DarkAttackYT I think this one has more replay value. 7 was really good but I've never went back to it.
cory mccormick also 7 literally had one enemy lmao
at this point , the re franchise has so many different types of games that clinging on suvival horror is kinda pointless imo. As long as they are fun , i dont care anymore.
but this remake is still way too short , and no added single player modes. No S+ rank , enjoyable but flawed experience
'Crooked nose Nemesis is without a doubt the best Nemesis'
Yeah I really like his first form in this game.
Can't stand his transformation though. Mostly because it happens WAAAAAAY too early. Didn't get enough base Nemesis at all.
Agreed. He devolved in to a giant dog monster way too soon. Which is especially a shame because at the very beginning of the remake he kind of felt like a horror/slasher movie stalker-type antagonist, which was a neat premise. The idea that there was something logical and thinking tracking you down is much more terrifying than some random beast
I thought the same as well. My fav version of him was completely scrapped with his power limiter damaged and multiple tentacles coming out. That version was aggressive af
He also becomes way too generic, could've been a boss in 4-6 and we wouldn't see the difference. And his second form acts kind of like my cat. Running around ruining stuff and trying to get me with his paws
Agreed. But if they were working on both games at the same time. I understand why nemesis transformed so early. To separate him from Mr. X
@@ADG.Est.1988 in the remake alot of people don't notice that Mr X stalks u the way nemesis did in the old re3 and now nemesis is more scripted and less present like how Mr X was in the old re2. It's like they reversed the roles purposely for a new twist.
*if you ask me, this Nemesis reveal was just as effective as the original*
How much they pay you to say that
In terms of content, one of the most awkward things in R3make is the inclusion of a file that seemed to be setting up the Clock Tower area right before the second big Nemesis boss fight. It's a file that explains the backstory and in-universe function of the Clock Tower's internal building design, much like REmake 2's file on the police station being a former museum. But the Clock Tower itself ends up not appearing, only being referenced by the optional gem puzzle in the first city section and featuring as a background element in the second Nemesis boss area. It seems to have been a casualty of time constraints, given the evidence, and that's a shame, because it does feel like the game's structure is missing one more notable explorative area on the Jill Valentine side of the gameplay (the Hospital serves as the game's second big explorative area as the sewers did in REmake 2, but that's chiefly a Carlos segment here with Jill optionally retreading it afterward for item cleanup).
So the game's structure comes off a bit unbalanced and incomplete to me compared to REmake 2, which was very much focused around this "one big explory area, series of relatively smaller areas, second big explory area, and laboratory finale" structure that, notably, Resident Evil Village actually shares. (There, the "RPD Station" is the castle and the "sewer area" is the Factory, with the dollmaker's house and reservoir serving as the in-betweener, more contained and straightforward segments).
The absence of the Clock Tower is a bit unfortunate because of the areas from the original RE3 that are missing in action, it's the most substantial one. RE3 had a lot of cool setpieces but they mostly stood as level design chunks that I could take or leave and as transitional pieces between the game's more important areas, and while missing those locations is unfortunate, they weren't exactly integral to RE3's big-picture design the way the Clock Tower was.
If they ever do a special-edition re-release of R3make, I'd like to see them re-implement the Clock Tower, at the very least. I will say that directly entering NEST 2 through the hospital makes a lot of narrative sense here, but is also just more boring visually and gameplay-wise than the means by which Jill gained entrance to the Factory area in RE3.
RE3 remake feels like a Resident Evil CG movie set in the 90s rather than a game at times.
it doesnt even feel like 90s with jills tight pants and those futuristic labs and usb flashes
Here's a potential windfall with RE3, we know game devs are always working on future games in their current ones - or rather future gameplay loops and mechanics are tested and improved as a series goes along... RE7's Jack mechanics were tweaked and turned into RE2make's Mr. X, which was tweaked into RE3make's Nemesis. So I wonder, what was the purpose of Nemesis' new head-tentacle zombie transformations in 3? If you think about it, those tentacles moved and attacked you just like RE4's plagas parasites. Why include that new mechanic just for a stripped down RE3 campaign? Maybe for RE4make a few years down the line.
@@mahanaghaei1 | Honestly, the technology of the RE universe has always felt a bit ahead of ours. Leon had a compact, long-range, videophone in 2004, Jill had a forensic scanner in 2005 (not to mention the floating city and the orbital solar array), and Ada had that weird holo-communicator in 2013. Also, USB was first introduced in 1996 as a means of standardizing peripheral inputs. It took Apple using it on the iMac G3 in 1998 for it to gain wide adoption, though.
Mahan Ae just for the record USB drives were invented in the late 90’s but weren’t commercially sold until 2000
@@mahanaghaei1 Yeah! Where's the 90's grunge music?!!! Where's the Backstreet Boys? Where Jay and Silent Bob?!!! 🤣
I missed going to the graveyard, freeze rounds, and I was really hoping the lever action shotgun made a return
They have A TON of awesome post game weapons to unlock including the most badass knife in the series, and the RAI - DEN is just as badass as the PRL laser cannon from RE4
Jon Daczko I know, I have everything except the rocket launcher right now. The original had more content throughout your first play through is what I’m saying
Man, I also missed the STI Eagle 6.0, the ability to craft enhanced handgun and shotgun rounds, the giant spiders, The Mercenaries: Mad Jackal (although I never thought it was that good to begin with, but they could've still made it a whole lot better in the remake), the Mine Thrower (again, just like the Mercenaries mode, it wasn't a very good weapon and ammo was very scarce, but it would've been neat to see it actually being useful this time), Saint Michael's Clock Tower, the Gatling Gun, and the M66 Rocket Launcher.
Though I admit the last two are more on a personal side.
Amen
@@marsupialmestre9088 Mine ammo for grenade launcher is basically mine thrower from original RE3 just combined into single weapon which works much better imo and actually makes it more useful as you do not need to carry different weapon for that.
As someone who didn’t play the original, or any of the games besides RE2 remake (I’ve now almost fully caught up lol) I absolutely loved this game. The story and gameplay actually stuck with me way more than RE2 remake, which is really saying something. Having played most other games in the series I can honestly say this is in my top 3
Same situation for me. I’ve only played the remakes of RE2 and 3, then continued with RE4 2005. RE3 remake is in my top 3 games and probably will be for while.
Brilliant review, man. I started watching your vids for the classic reviews (from what I can tell, we grew up on the same generation of gaming), but lately ive been watching the more recent stuff. You have a really effective combination of fairly intricate, technical details (without going overboard), alongside the genuine enthusiasm of a true gamer. You deserve a lot more views, and I have a feeling you're going to get them
Thank you for that! Although, I think some would argue I do go too overboard with the technical details. Ha! Thanks for the love man.
I had a blast replaying this one just to see how quickly I could power through. My only huge complaint is the lack of a mercenaries mode. That would be insanely fun on this engine!
I loved playing mercenaries but and this is just me i really don't miss it. Another unpopular opinion i do love and really am enjoying resistance.
@@tdnavy1066 I'm the same, I've just started playing resistance as I wanted to wait to finish the re3 story on all of the difficulties before I tried it out. So far as you say I'm loving it, really interesting game mode and it's good fun in general, I think mercenaries has been over used in the franchise and this is quite refreshing to have instead! Who knows, they could add mercenaries in the future.
@@tdnavy1066 imho too many people are bashing resistance without either playing it or giving it a chance
@@mrpussinboots4252 i agree on mercenaries being over done. They could always add it as dlc the ghost survivors in re2 remake was essentially a mercenaries so no reason they couldn't do the same in re3 remake. They also showed jill coming to resistance as a playable character I'm looking forward to that hopefully they add Carlos and others to include leon that would be cool.
They need to tweak the engine first so we can have a bunch of enemys on screen without there frame rates slower down
I enjoyed this game for the most part, but I felt like something was off when after two days I was already unlocking all the shop items I wanted and getting S rankings.
@generic generic Truthfully, I don't think I'm going to buy whatever the next remake will be until it gets on the clearance rack. RE2 and 3 suckered me in with the pro-order bonuses and I didn't even use them outside of Leon's Sheriff uniform because I wanted to do a Rick Grimes speed run one day.
@generic generic they've been on a small good streak ever since monster hunter world but we should never be complacent lest on disc dlc might become a thing again.
add to the fact that there is no S+ ranking and all the S ranks (even on inferno) can be acheived with shop items. That made replaying the game kinda pointless. I was finished with this game after doing hardcore and a nightmare run. Imo not as fun to replay as remake 2
@generic generic, We already sent the wrong message to Capcom when we did not call them out for the cuts and changes to RE2 Remake last year, especially with how lazily they handled B scenarios. And most of the extra dlc should've been included too.
So, Capcom being Capcom got even worse with RE3 Remake and rushed it cutting up to 1/3 of content from the original 1999 PS1 game.
What's next, cut out 2/3 of the game and charge another $40 or more to get it back?
Yup, Japan can be as rotten as Western AAA gaming companies.
@generic generic I think people being happy with re2 and its like a/b scenarios made them think we'd take anything for a bit of nostalgia
RUclips recommended your resi retrospective a few days ago and I've been binge watching them since. This one of RE 3 remake is definitely my favourite. Great video and great content 👌
Dude the amount of work that just go into these videos. Insanely amazing retrospective
24:22
Oh come on, that's the worst example and you're using it to confirm a point.
There's other choices that effect gameplay. LIke the cable car crash decides in what order you need to do the clock tower, and how the nemesis fight plays out.
The bridge before the Waste Disposal Facility, pushing nemesis or jumping off decides what order you do the Facility in, and decides the fate of Nicholai, who can potentially survive.
Also yeah, meeting Carlos in 2 different locations may be extremely similar. But based on replay value, discovering new cutscenes was part of the fun of RE3. Especially when you're gathering items for the cable car. Nicholai, Murphy, Carlos and Nemesis turn up in different places depending on the order.
I felt nothing when Nicholai killed Murphy in this lesser remake.
I don't know why they didn't st least use the more emotional scene of an infected Murphy begging Carlos to kill him.
Genome Soldat yeah, though Nicholai killing Murphy is in the original depending on what order you visit locations
Amen! I made a review ..You may approve of.. Bare with me its a little lower budget.. But the truth about the Re3 remake is told..It's not a rant ethier..Just the facts..
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Exactly, well put! It gave you various ways of approaching scenarios.
Avalanche: Nemesis is clearly looking to kill Jill.
Also: everytime nemesis grabs her and just tosses her aside...
Rigggght.
That shit could kill you if you land wrong. It always happens in movie and the actor gets back up but IRL if someone slammed you on concrete or a hard surface you'll definitely break something.
"Well he's got her head in his hand, that's it, game over. Oh, he gently tossed her to the side.."
I guess Nemesis has a soft spot for Jill lol.
This bothers me SO MUCH. Nemesis can crush her head. Why does he keep throwing her for max terror.
Did umbrella program him to play with his food?
@@mgalusic Yep, In the og he would one hit you unless you break free. He's such a pussy in this game.
I love that by the time Jill reaches Kendo the streets become quiet and you can hear that the police are all but dead.
"I got more retrospective stuff in the works."
This is it lads, the Burger King Games Retrospective is coming.
I'm only going to point out the things I disagree with in this video, everything else can be taken as me agreeing with.
Part 1 of 2
I think the biggest disapointment isn't the length but the overall design elements, specifically Nemesis and the world areas you move through from a gameplay perspective. While you mention that Nemesis really wants to kill Jill from the outset, it completely destroyed my sense of tension when in every cutscene Nemesis has a opportunity to kill Jill in an instant due to the choreography of the scenes, all he does is toss her aside and give her a chance to run away, not even sprinting after her or trying to follow up with an attack. It's ironic because whenever a character besides Jill is in the way, he kills them instantly even from 25 feet away but when it comes to the person he is apparently trying to kill, he just toys with her again and again. This isn't helped by the actual gameplay given that on Hardcore, the highest difficulty available at the start, he is downed by a whole ONE grenade (which the game kindly gives you before he show up if you are actually collecting the items like most people would), two flaming barrels or if playing on Nightmare a couple of Magnum rounds which you get at the start, making him a big push over, not counting the electrical boxes setup conviniently in almost every location he appears in that stop him in his tracks for 10 seconds or more.
Thats only if you decide to fight him of course, and given how he rarely does anything but walk at you (he seems to only start sprinting at you even on Nightmare only after 10 seconds of walking, which given how this game structures encounters is more than enough to to leave him behind) so long as you keep moving forward you are fine. In the first city section he might spider-man in front of you, but given dodging is so easy in this game and you could argue its way too good, you can easily dodge the punch he throws and now you are back ahead of him without him being a threat at all.
The real problem design wise though is the way Nemesis actually works, or doesn't. I think the use of the term scripted isn't helpful describing Nemesis because there being triggers for him to appear is fine and expected. A better term to describe Nemesis is non-dynamic, not in his spawning but in his behaviour, let me explain. Given Jared said he was avoiding anything pre-release I don't know if he played the demo, but for those who did it's kinda crazy to think that the only part of the city that you get to actually freely explore is the same part that is in the demo. The only addition in the full game is an alleyway that leads to the power station building and the spider den. The way back from the power building, to the subway control building, then to the subway itself is also the only section that has Nemesis actually follow you in a dynamic and non scripted way (behaviour wise) where he will spider man himself in front of you, follow you through buildings and around the map etc (like Mr. X did). From the power building to the subway control building and back to the subway itself, it's only around a 5-7 minute trip.
The only way to make it longer with Nemesis chasing you is to not pick up or unlock any doors before nemesis appears after clearing the spider den, and then go around unlocking everything while he is chasing you. Then it can be around a 15-20 minute section. That is by far the most fun and engaging section of the game if you do that.
After that his behaviour changes as does the design of the encounters, it unfortunately becomes sections where he "chases you" down linear corridors and all you have to do is hold forward and maybe have to dodge the occasional attack (if Nemesis decides to get of his ass and actually try to kill you) until the next cutscene when it's either a boss fight or he disappears. The problem with these sections is that theres no real danger or tension unless I decided to let go of the forward button for some stupid reason. The game just plays itself, you don't have to react to or make any decisions and there is no core gameplay elements, it's basically a cutscene but I have to strain my finger while watching it. Take the scene where you climb the builidng while Nemesis burns it from the ground up. Sounds awesome and visually it looks great as everything does in this game, however all that amounts to gameplay wise is holding forward from the moment Nemesis grabs you out of the Sewer (and doesn't incinerate you giving you a chance to run) all the way to the boss fight. It's not like you have to fight him off while climbing or make any decisions even about what resources you to use V.S not use while you get away from him, the only threat is if you take your thumb off the stick because it hurts. It's hold forward while a pretty looking Uncharted scary climbing section plays out.
This even goes back as far as the intro, where instead of for instance the game giving you control where you try and shoot Nemesis, learn to dodge, learn how the core gameplay loop works while getting yourself out of the building and away from Nemesis, you know like if it was a video game.... the intro is just a big cutscene for the most part where you do little to no actual playing aside from holding forward (sometimes they even restrict your camera movement) or QTE's while it all looks pretty and Nemesis tries kill you in the most inefficient ways possible (the concrete wall scraping scene being the most hilarious one)
Unfortunely this isn't a one off, every subsequent Nemesis encounter after the Power station to Subway stretch works the exact same way. Nemesis appears with a rocket launcher behind me, just hold forward and move a few inches left or right when the light goes red until the next cutscene (the most pathetic rocket launcher ever). Even when you return to the first city part with the toystore when he has the launcher, the devs kindly closed off all the previously acessible areas and buildings so if you left any items or unexplored rooms you are out of luck, and now only have a linear corridor back to the subway station for the next cutscene.
Nemesis also just isn't in the game much, aside from the listed encounter problems there also aren't very many, maybe thats why they removed the Nemesis subtitle from the game. I mean I'm pretty sure he spends more time in generic monster dog form than Humanoid form.
Continued in comments
Part 2 of 2
This lack of an open or hub kind of world setup extends to the regular gameplay also, ultimately no section comes close to the RPD in 2 Remake either in depth of design or length. A lot of locations in this game you just teleport to after cutscenes. You don't have to move through the city to arrive at RPD as Carlos, you just arrive there in a cutscene. Same with Jill after the train, it's two very small rooms then you are at the Clocktower boss fight. Then once again, after that exact fight you teleport to the Hospital. This gives the game a much less intergrated and immersive feel, unlike RE2R where you actually move through each of these locations cementing them within the world space. If RE3R had 2 more sections the size of the first area where you had to find keys, and move through the city to get to the RPD and Hospital sections with an open hub-style world map I think that would have massively helped the break-neck pacing of this game and given you some down-time, providing contrast to all the action packed boss fights, explosions and insane stunts. Ideally all the locations would have been intergrated and added to the first areas map and you unlocked them as you advanced through the game with new key items while the previous areas changed to provide new gameplay opportunites.
I've seen many people comment that this is RE3 as directed by Micheal Bay while I don't agree with that 100% I can see why.
I don't think this game has more post-game content than RE2R does. One campaign, one unlockable costume (where the original game had 8), 2 extra difficulty modes (One that changes enemy placement from base game, and i think it's mostly padding that you have to finish the game once on hardcore to unlock the NM and then again to unlock Inferno, in RE2 you could play the hardest mode from the outset if you wanted to besides the fact that Hardcore in RE3R is mode like normal mode than RE2 Hardcore) 3 weapons, the infinite weapons and a bunch of cheat items to make the game easier. Personally I don't see a reason to use cheats to do more damage or have more health when the game is lacking challenge anyway, and playing on Nightmare just to knock the difficulty back down to Normal or Hardcore seems to defeat the point, but maybe that is just me.
RE2R had the 4th Survivor, Tofu etc, 2 slightly longer Campaigns with different events, items and locations regardless of difficulty, 2 additional campaigns with minor changes from the first two (new starting locations, items, paths and guns for each) and 2 unlockable costumes. There is also really small detail discrepancies for some reason, like RE2 model viewer having animations and RE3's being static. It certainly gives the impression that elements of this game were rushed.
I don't think length or linearity are this games problems, as all RE games are linear but the difference is that something like RE2R has the propensity for more unique gameplay situations that can vary wildly from playthrough to playthrough specifically through RPD. Mr.X is a big part of this, not because he is a direct threat all the time but because he forces the player to make decisions they otherwise wouldn't have to make (multiple video essasy have mentioned this). This game doesn't have an equivalent of that, beyond the first encounter with Nemesis.
i know Jared didn't like Mr.X too much, so maybe he is glad about that but i think for lots of people it was a core aspect of the previous game.
I like this game overall, I think it's good, but its none the less disapointing compared to RE2R, RE3 original or just anything they could have done outside of the context of those games which is why I didn't keep comparing it to those 2 games much at all.
The best description I have seen of this game is that it's a Universal Studioes theme park of all of the highlights of RE3, you get a small bit of this and that, just the major exciting bits and then you instantly move onto the next ride.
Other than those strong disagreements, a great video as always.
Thanks to anyone who actually read all this.
I actually like the use of non-dynamic and dynamic. That's definitely a much better way to describe the two nemesis'.
@@Rorschach1195 What an incredible analysis. Thanks for writing and explaining! It resonated with me very well. I loved R3make to death for what it is, but, because of the elements you highlighted, it lacks both as a "sequel" to RE2R and as a remake of Nemesis. I thought of this game more like a spinoff than an actual main game at the end of my first playthrough, reminding me of Umbrella Chronicles' truncation of stroy events and gameplay. It was still awesome to experience, though, and I am enjoying Resistance a lot.
Bro I read both parts you wrote and you summed it up perfectly. Except for the first part all the other parts with nemesis felt like a movie except you have to hold forward on the left stick to watch it. Even not taking nemesis into account there are still so many problems like the fact that the sewers are 2 FRIGGEN HALLWAYS, one where there is a key item, and one where there is a grenade launcher; and it doesn't even matter if you get the grenade launcher or not because if you don't the game will give it to you regardless before that second nemesis boss fight. Also, the drained deimos are in the game for one 10 minute section and then never seen from again...like what? Why did you put effort into giving them unique gameplay mechanics like the parasite? I think most of the enemies are designed well mechanics wise but there's not enough content for them to be spread around in.
*sigh* FUCK (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
Amen..I think you may approve of this review i made... Not a Rant...Just the facts.. Me being a Hardcore re3 fan.. After playing the remake.. I had to make this video..
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Is anyone going to talk about how cool it was when you go into a safe room in the R.P.D as Carlos and it plays the RE2 save room theme
That moment made me so fricken happy
Nah.
What backtracking and exploration? There's only two zones in the game that are not LITERALLY a series of corridors.
Intro zone : corridors
Raccoon city : open layout
Sewers : all corridors
Construction site : corridors and ladders
RPD : sectioned off to be only the West wing
Underground (area leading up to temmy arena) : corridors.
Hospital : open layout
Lab entrance : factory sectioned into corridors
Lab : corridors
Just discovered your channel this morning, have been watching all day. Great videos!
Great review! Btw that thing with the zombie animations being half the framerate when far away is a performance saving technique capcom has been using lately. Monster hunter world and re2 also had it. It's much more aggressive on ps4 but I'm surprised there isn't an option to turn it off on pc. Maybe you can edit an ini file somewhere.
I figured that had to be it. I was wondering the same thing, but I haven't found any way to disable it so far. God that would be awesome though. The area with the drain deimos, really suffers because of it.
@@AvalancheReviews There's a trainer available that I used, just because it had the options to turn off the Vignette and to have the framerate of animations be upped to 60.
Here's the link of you're willing to try it : www.nexusmods.com/residentevil32020/mods/9?tab=posts
@rabid that's interesting. I haven't played either but that sounds terrible trying to shoot half framerate enemies at a distance in and fps. It already kind of sucks here
But it doesnt save any performance at all. it's there for no reason.
@@whodatninja439 on pc you mean? That wouldn't surprise me. I'm sure it was more so intended to work with the limitations of the console.
BAD CHANGES
- Jill not going to RPD
-Yeah, Carlos goes instead and we get to see the Pre-RE2 layout. But missed opportunity of having Jill going to the RPD for the last time. Also, pretty sure Nemesis was suppose to bust through that wall but they changed it to subvert our expectations.
-Clock Tower section cut
-I can't really comment, it's just a missing section, but I guess they replaced the Helicopter rescue point with "This train gets us out of the city" so the reason for going to the clock tower was removed from the plot.
- Tentacle Nemesis cut
-Don't mind the new 2nd phase nemesis but wish we could've had both.
-Reducing the City section.
-Was Hoping for a larger, open worldish thing. Uptown/Downtown from original was bigger, had more to do and could be tackled in varying orders. But I assume they made the progression more linear for a more consistent plot. RE3 (1999) was a bit canonically ambiguous because of how many events could happen in different playthroughs.
-But yeah, The Train only requiring 1 thing instead of 3. Original had us doing the classic 4 item fetch quest that could be done in any order. With the side effect of having various different cutscenes as a result.
-Adding on. The Original could be broken into 6 levles: Uptown, Downtown > Clocktower, Hospital > Park, Facility. Remake has feels like it has less levels overall.
-I noticed that a lot of the streets were interconnected with each other but the blocked off by debris, cars, boxes and other stuff.
-In some points of the game, passages would be unblocked, or become blocked due to scripting. This is very undermining to the player and exploration potential of raccoon city
-An improvement I would offer is to unblock most blockages and allow exploration and for the city to be tackled in more varying orders. Hell, have the key items change locations based on difficulty or what order you visit places in. The current method is too linear. In RE3 (1999) you had to get multiple keys to progress (Gems and then Tram parts) and could do them in any order, with unique cutscenes occuring depending on how you tackle it.
-Brad Vickers
-What the fuck....
-They cut out the most iconic scene from the original. Indefensible.
- Nemesis being more scripted.
-He should've been an upgrade to Mr X but failed in that regard.
-Even know he's a harder fight than Mr X, his presence is undermined by the linearness and the scripting of the new City segment.
-As stated above in my opinions of the city section, if the streets for more open, having Nemesis patrol around would've been brilliant. Just like Mr.X patrolled the RPD.
-Bin Bag Nemesis
-State of your clothes mate.
-Barry, where's Barry?
-Well I'm sorry but he's probably....
-no...
GOOD CHANGES
-Carlos
-He feels like a real person. Like someone who you'd want to come back in a sequal whereas 1999 Carlos became a "oh yeah... Carlos, wonder what he's doing."
-The redesign, the writing and the acting for the new Carlos is great.
-Tyrell
-He went from a minor character with 4 lines of dialog to a fleshed out character that's likeable and gives personality to the UBCS.
-Mikhail
- I like him better in this.
-Nicholai
-Don't know what I prefer, 1999 or 2020, but the actor did a bang up job here. He had a good balance of being antagonistic and being cartoon villain. It's like a mix of Outbreak and ORC.
-Hospital
-I liked how this section was more than just a "here's the Carlos section", being able to revisit it as Jill before progressing and being rewarded for remember the locks and searching rooms a second time was nice. Shame RPD didn't get the same treatment.
-The Music
-The soundtrack is brilliant, good use of the original soundtrack being implemented and remixed into the new one, along with original tracks to boot. I fanboy'd when I heard the Metamorphosis theme during the final boss.
- The cheesy Rail Cannon scene.
-We're entering RE5 levels of bollocks here. Honestly, I enjoy the campyness of the series. Yes even the boulder punching. So seeing Jill carrying an oversized railgun with ease whilst telling Nemesis to "Take the fucking hint" is just gold to me. Like it more than "I'll give you S.T.A.R.S", Sorry.
APATHY CHANGES
- Gravedigger Cut
-It was a crap boss in my opinion.
- Kendo and Marvin
-Their contribution to the game was fan service. And honestly, what we saw of them in the trailer is pretty much all we got. Wish there was more but Original didn't have them. So it exceeds expectation. Think the trailer was a bit cheeky though.
-Park being Cut
-It felt like busy work to me to be honest, a transitional area that had a go that way, locked, go back, key, fight, go back to lock, next area. Like we just did that in the clock tower.
-I guess the use for the park as the transitional level between Clocktower and the Disposal Facility was pointless when they turned the facility into NEST2 and made the hospital the link and a longer level.
-1 fond memory of RE3 and the Park was how adaptive difficulty worked in that area. Sometimes you got worms and zombies. Others you'd get Hunters and Hunter Gammas
NEST2
- It's a good level. Though the entire time i was playing I was thinking "This would've been a great Scenario B area for RE2"
24:22 using the worst choice in the game to dismiss the whole replay variation in the game is cheap. Like there's stuff like Murphy's death, Nikolai's fate, the order you do certain levels and Nemesis fights that get affected depending on the order you do things and the choices you make. Cutscenes may have been similar but doing the game in a different order + RNG of some item placements added a lot to the OG using very little.
This video has a few questionable takes. I don't like the term "fanboy" or "shill" but....
The game lost me the moment Jill survived that crash off the top of the parking garage. Thats some serious plot armour right there!
Why did you not mention the absence of The Mercenaries: Mad Jackal?
Or Barry piloting the chopper at the the end of the game?
apparently the review was a parallel to the game with the missing content and all
You three okay? You seem, upset. I'm not sure its worth getting upset over.
@@wisdomsoptional6357 Autism has no bounds. People get upset about the stupidest shit.
DLC confirmed?
I agree that the game is fun, but there are quite a few issues I had with the game. The lack of puzzles and the smaller feeling of the locations, it was nice for the pace, I suppose but it never was fully satisfying for me. I really was excited for the clocktower and an expanded city.
Nemesis introduction and presence was another, the crazy over the top chase in the apartment was no where near as memorable as him jumping down and killing Brad in front of the RPD. Then that kind of echoes into a lot of the action scenes, it felt too Uncharted. Nicholai was another, I prefered his cold kinda robotic manner in the original, it made sense for him to be that way for all the shit he was doing. I like the way he was portrayed in the Remake as well, just not as much.
I agree that new Carlos is great, he was my favorite character in this game. The expanded Hospital was another great part, really enjoyed it. Overall it's a good game, but there are just some off things for me and I totally understand the reluctance and criticisms out there.
Can't agree with you on Nikolai or Carlos or Nemesis. I played every RE game and the original 3 was just a short as this game, the only difference was how long it took you to obtain the gems to get to the trolley and put the fire out and gas station and so on to get the trolley fixed before clocktower boss battle and then hospital vaccine run and then just a park puzzle that wasnt much ot a puzzle but more to show off the Gammas and then the dead factory puzzle that was actually hard.
The dead factory and park can be summed up by the warehouse and lab section.
The only true thing missing is going inside the gas station and offices and last but not least the clocktower. Wish they had kept Uptown explorable oh well. The remake was fun and short as was the original. Nemesis not being there all the time was actually a good decision as a Nemesis that would be as persistent as 2020's Nemesis would've been an annoyance on Nightmare and Inferno.
The game feels like it was designed around replayability on speed runs and the two added difficulties, that's just my two cents.
@@frostyclutch6759 You said my points perfectly I agree with everything you said
And at least Tyrell was able to do something that somehow benefits the story flow than the original.
Oh hey! A Mass of Fermenting Dregs fan
Thank you. Nobody apprently cares that Capcom screwed us over with this, pretty cheap remake with lame on-rail sections and cut content.
Loving these videos and absolutely love your content. Never been a huge horror guy but I have managed to put together quite the collection over the last year because of your channel and the retrospectives always get me excited. One question I did have, just based on curiosity is why do you shoot the enemies so much in the legs? I have not played these games yet so I am not sure if there is a gameplay reason, but I always found that interesting as I assume ammo is important and you generally want to go for the kills right? But it is fun to dissect your gameplay as I love how systematic you are (almost like you have experience playing these games!!! lol) . Thanks again and keep it up!
I love how professional, organic, and planned out this Retrospective is! It's extremely difficult to keep a RUclips audience's attention for ten minutes let alone around forty-five minutes. The points you bring up, the interview, everything is amazing! Incredible work dude, keep it up!
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I like having more time as carlos in this version. ESPECIALLY this version of carlos
Just got my platinum trophy and looked at my total play time I had 40 hours played and went through about 8-10 play throughs on all difficulties I can say I enjoyed my purchase definitely
Nice man, the only platinum trophy I have is Sekiro but I'm close to a few more with RE2R and RE3R, and two trophies away in BloodBorne!!!
Jon Daczko you got this dude! I got RE2 platinum too I only have about 12 plats trying to work on getting more soon
That's great
Noob. Took me 16hrs to get all achievements.
Darszy same
my two biggest gripes with this is removing 2 pieces of LORE out of RE.
1) Barry saving Jill via Chopper.
2) the Foundry had US Army and some dead Tyrants. - it showed what the US Goverment was doing behind the scenes and also, there were other Tyrants on Missions during Raccoon City. both removed.
I liked seeing that the US Government was involved with Raccoon City in some way before deciding to nuke the city & the fact Umbrella has more Tyrants out in RC doing different missions/tests.
now that little scenery of extra Lore is "retconned" in future installments
I thought Barry saving Jill was optional in the original game?
@@cloudtx I believe it depends on if you push Nemmy off the bridge or if you jump (maybe fight) you'll get that ending. theres something similar with Nikolai suviving or dying as well. it's been years tho, haven't play RE3 since Dreamcast days
@@Ravathiel I don't remember either. But my point is that Barry saving Jill isn't made 100% canon is it?
@@cloudtx well I looked up the Wiki and the Ending, and Barry was flying the chopper.
and he was moved completely in the Remake.
so I have to assume it was canon once
That was awesome. I always enjoy listening to these Retrospectives. Thanks for another great video.
that "issue" on cutting frames from distant enemies is also in RE2R
The problem with Nemesis is not that he's scripted. Problem is that the ONLY area where he actually stalks and follows you - the first part of the game. After you turn on the train station, Nemesis is gone. You only get short chase scenes or boss arena battles. He doesn't stand on the way of your objective like mr. X did, you don't have to take a long routes to be more safe away from him while you have to solve puzzles, get items or do your stuff. There's no that feeling of terror that's constantly on your tail cause every time you meet Nemesis you know it's just up until the next door where you trigger cutscene and he's gone again
@Dominic dominic first of all he was not, he appeared WAY more often than mr. X in original RE2, yet they made him much more threatening in RE2 remake. And even if it was the same in original - it's 20 years since then, maybe it's time to improve stuff? Just for example, imagine if Nemesis could appear in police station or hospital? closed areas where you actually had to backtrack and collect keys and do stuff. If they'd randomise spots where he could or could not appear throughout the whole game and you'd never know if he's gonna be here on this playthrough. That would be much better than 1 area with stalking, 3 chasing sequences and 4 boss arenas.
@Dominic dominic No...not at all maybe u should actually play the original. Bc he has way more of presence in the original that's not just boss fight after boss fight
"Too much gore in RE2 Remake but RE3 Remake got it just right" ?! WHAT?! bro sounds like Capcom cut you a check to help sell the game despite the short comings. The short amount of time between Remake2 and Remake3 speaks volumes they rush the game out for money instead of taking another year or two to release the game
They “rushed” the game out because releasing RE3 later would have meant pushing back RE8 and RE4 Remake or releasing 3 and 8 close together. Is it as good as it could have been? No. Is it pretty good? Yes. Not every game needs to be a masterpiece.
they didnt rush shit, they actually delayed its release. do basic research
Yeah the game is missing pieces(clock tower) and the ending is rushed(lab rushes bossfight and final fight). But this happened similarly with re2 remake and re 7. I think capcom just has a hard time finishing their games. That being said they did their job to introduce new fans to survival horror but of course we should hold our standards for a 60 dollar game higher
@@solbenjib7580 my guy, it game packaged wit another full fledged multiplayer game. any higher standard than that is unreasonable n unrealistic
@@teh0wnz0r76 i played the multiplayer and as it stands its still not worth 60 dollars. Most people buy a resident evil game for the solo experience. If we lower our standards for a decent story/ horror game we get another resident evil 6 which was an action super hero romp that failed to hold any semblance of resident evil besides returning characters. It took awhile to get to re7 and re 2 remake. Lets not mess this up guys...
As a huge fan of the original trilogy and especially RE3, this remake was a huge slap in our faces. So much cut content and they butchered our boy Nemesis to mostly scripted (dare I say QTE?) events. I love RE3 so much I used to speedrun and still play mods of it to this day.
I disagree so much with what you said in this review, but at the end of the day we are all humans with differing opinions, likes, and dislikes. The fact that you interviewed Carlos' voice actor means you cared a lot about this review and probably about this game as a whole. Kudos to you.
True be told, i think this is an excellent game but a bad remake.
RE1 Remake spoiled us and set a standard that Capcom didn't want to reach
Yeah... i get your point. Both, the first RE remake for gamecube and recently RE2 are absolute highlights in the videogame industry.
This game feels like more of a reimagining to re3 than a remake so it's best to see it as that then a bad remake
Its not they didnt want to. Im pretty sure its because they couldnt. Its this or nothing at all for like 10-15 years. And im sorry, but i dont wanna wait till im in my 40s to play another resident evil game
@@Crowgre yes exactly. These games arent really remakes. Just like the new FF7 or modern warfare. Theyre reimaginings. I honestly prefer it this way
Damn so do you think demanding a remake of dino crisis could result in just another reimagine rather than a great remake with great story?
You really have some valid points here but the nemesis scripted parts are the things i just can't agree on. I really love the original RE3 it's my very first introduction to RE game when i was a kid. I love this one too but in its own way
I really love this game and the og was and still is great but nemesis was scripted and the game did a good job with sounds/ atmosphere like hearing nemesis and making you think he's coming for you at all times and as i got older i realized he was not as un scripted and dynamic as a thought as a child. More nemesis wouldn't have hurt but at the same time i felt mr.x lost his appeal and scariness after awhile and was kinda annoying and predictable over time not to say he was not great and i did love him.
Loved the OG but I didnt expect this to be a shot for shot remake, I went in with an opened mind and I feel satisfied with my purchase.
@@BeexDubb exactly
@Matt White Let's argue about it for a change! I disagree with you and It's still my favourite entry in the whole franchise.
Matt White the nostalgia thing is such a weak argument tho because you aren’t addressing with differences between the 2 nemesis’ and coming to a conclusion. Also no way is og the worst in the classic series code Veronica and re0 exist after all
I just hate how she was literally about to go to the clock tower and then the game stopped there. Like wth some of the best parts have been cut off. Also they couldve utilized her traumas more like adding some sequences from them.
I thought I’d let you know that I’ve been binging your resident evil videos all this week. I even picked up racoon city! Thanks for all your hard work :)
People "Barry not in the ending cutscene"
Me for years "But it never made sense in the first place, at no point does Jill try to contact him or whatever"
It makes sense if he's there to pick up Kendo and they signal him as he's flying by.
@@tylerrichardson3034 Never mentioned anywhere in RE2 or 3
@@Demonicide03 They mention in REmake 3, and technically REmake 2 that Kendo hasnt left because he has other arrangements. Literally all you have to do is have Barry show up and make a comment that he was there to pick up Kendo. Or have Jill ask if he was the other arrangement. Simple.
@@tylerrichardson3034 His other arrangements are obviously a lie in both games, he has to find it in him to kill his daugther/end his life. Ghost survivors are what ifs stories.
@@Demonicide03 Yeah, it's what if he didnt die, meaning that someone was coming. Besides, it would make sense for Barry, who's outside of the city, to try to rescue some of his friends who are left, instead of leaving them to die. He isn't Brad.
31:39 I have to disagree. RE2 had both The 4th Survivor and The Tofu Survivor with more tofu playable characters this time.
ghost245353 yeah I burst out laughing when I heard that, like some of his points are good, and then he throws this and a few others that just make me think “wtf are you talking about”
Alpha team didnt bring a flare gun. So how was he gonna find them in the dead of night in the middle of the wpods. Then he came back with a rocket launcher. Brads a hero. Catches too much flak.
5 hours to make it through the game. Just saw a video on youtube, which labels Residen Evil 3 Remake Movie all Cutscenes. This video is about 2 hours long. By watching a lets play I didnt realize this, but that makes the game almost half cutscenes and half only gameplay 😅
So the same as re2 remake?
Actually in RE3make cutscenes don't count towards gameplay time like RE2 Remake does.
Really baffled by Capcom's regional pricing behavior.
*RE3make costs more than RE2make, which itself cost more than RE7 on release, despite all 3 being $59.99 price tagged*
Not just for my region (India), but also a lot of other regions.
I find it weird that you'd say 3 is great because of its faster pace yet you've said in the past that survival horror should be slower paced. Also, "horror is not an element in the gameplay." I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with that statement. Horror doesn't work in a game if the enemies don't feel like a threat, and Nemesis just isn't all that menacing. It's hard to feel scared of something that is pretty easy to escape from most of the time and doesn't kill Jill despite having several opportunities to do so.
I think this game makes sense, you are rushing to survive, re2 you are trying to survive with no sense of immediate escape
@@thunderlifestudios yeah it makes sense when you put it that way, I just feel Jared was contradicting himself a little bit.
The animation problems you spoke of with the zombies behind the fence is a Level of Detail on the animation itself, this usually changes with the actual mesh LOD to keep everything consistent. Given the small area being rendered and the backlighting present this is definitely more obvious than the rest of the game from what I've seen. I imagine these are all instances of each other too, so specific LOD settings for those particular zombos probably haven't been changed to save loading unique assets in where necessary. You're rarely that far away throughout the rest of the game with corridors or corners etc. It's unfortunate that the scene is captured as a bit of a story beat with those minor issues, but still looks great! Great video, love the retrospective series on RE!
I’m really glad to hear you that game ended up turning out pretty good. It came out around the time when I wasn’t really paying much attention to RE for a while, and I took barely hearing about it compared to how RE2 was practically everywhere when it came out, as a bad sign. I’ll definitely pick this up during a sale.
I have never respectfully disagreed with somebody online as much as I did with this video. Good job
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Man this guy really made it sound throughout the review like he didn’t like Re2 remake at all.
Also did you really just say this game had more content than Re2 remake? Because that is objectively wrong.
It does have two extra difficulties, but they really are not worth the trade off for all the content cut here. And there's no S+ rank to unlock stuff like in RE2 Remake.
RE2 Remake is the superior of the two, a solid 9/10 while RE3 Remake is a 6/10 or 7/10.
Even a hardcore RE fan like The Sphere Hunter gave an 8 and agreed that Capcom rushed this and cut too much.
Re2s content is just playing the same game 4 times
you replay more or less the same campaign with 2 different side areas. Scenario B on both characters sides are just the same campaign but you turn left instead of right like the scenario A. Hunk and Tofu are the exact same thing with a different character model and weapons. CUt that in half and you have basically the exact same content if you include RE Resistance.
Re2 had so much extra content, as well two 6-8 hour campaigns. It had multiple unlockable costumes and challenge maps.
RE3 has stat boosters, some weapons and a single costume for jill. Riveting.
@Who Dat Ninja, Yup, I just can't understand the defenses for RE3 Remake. It's clearly a rushed game.
You don't even unlock any in game extra items through getting S ranks.
Nah, you gotta boringly grind weapon and overall kill challenges to be able to amass enough points to buy anything fun.
At least RE3 1999 had the Mercenaries bonus mode which could've been expanded with extra content.
Or at least a Raid mode.
This was a great review. Carlos was definitely a highlight in this game - he was brilliant and I hope we see him again in future instalments. I didn't realise until you talked about it how good the VA work in this game was - compare it to the originals, it's night and day. Anyway, short though it was, I really enjoyed this game... only sad I maxed it out, with S Grades on every difficulty mode and all Achievements achieved. I still want to play and there's nothing left to do :(
Your reviews are well made and go beneath the surface, thanks for putting in the effort.
I honestly think they are going to add that content in the game in the form of DLC. Since it took a half day for Carlos to get to Jill, I could see them adding the clock tower and the dead factory as part of his journey getting to Jill. No way that I'm saying it's okay that it is cut from the game in the first place, I'm just saying that could be a way for them to put it in.
I think they've announced there won't be any significant dlc for this game as they are already moving on to other projects :/
The RE3 team is making RE4 now, the only dlc will be the classic costumes.
I'm gonna keep saying this... RE2 and 3 remake are simulations made by Umbrella to analyse the Raccoon City Incident which explains all the changes, ghost survivor scenarios and Resistance.
Still doesn't excuse the full price tag, though.
That would be crazy but from the leak about RE8 would point to that not being true unless the RE8 leak is just a distraction. I don't think Capcom is that smart to pull something that like off though. Also would piss me off because i was really hoping they would've went all in and expanded on the RE3 remake since the original was rushed due to contract obligations
The game had the biggest room for change, they could’ve added so much without affecting the original story(wich lets agree, barely has any).If they kept the park and the clock tower and added the racoon zoo,a zombie infestef club, school/university (considering they added the orphanage in the last game this was kind of a big possibility for me)... I mean the game takes place in the middle of Racoon City, even if they added a grocery store section I would drool over the game🙄😂
Honestly 3 feels much more satisfying to complete thanks to how the plot links with Resi 2
Compared to Resi 2 and how it gives you scenarios that don’t make sense
Leon and Claire fighting the same bosses and doing the same thing through 4 different slight alterations of 2 campaigns is very fucking repetitive and gets old really fast
It feels like an incomplete story where as 3 doesn’t
If nemesis wanted to kill jill he would have he could have snapped her neck in the beginning, he also would have turned the concrete wall straightforward rather then dig it into the damn walls for zero reason. If you want to show how strong ur and deadly ur character is dont do this and make him seem dumb and slow considering he cant keep up with Jill who isn't even running or sprinting, shes barley jogging
Wouldn't it be completely redundant if nemesis were to just kill jill right then and there? Lol. Isn't this a concept in literally any video game? That's the point of the game. In a sense its not supposed to be that realistic. You're not making sense lol.
@@fluffness93 it's not supposed to be realistic? You sure about that? Cause the creators would beg to differ lol its simple of your setting up to show ur bad guy is dangerous dont have him or her grab ur characters by the head or neck cause us fans know nemesis can tentacle through ur head or the tall man in re4 can snap your neck with ease it takes the player out of the scene, especially since nemesis is suppose to be trying to kill her so why would he throw her away from him so she can run away from him, dont defend non sense like that
@@matthewlugo2417 You're not getting it. It would defeat the purpose of even having a video game to play at all had nemesis just kill her right then and there. On RE4 he constantly gets stabbed by the villagers. Realistically, he should be severely injured or dead if 1 just attacked him. Get what I mean?
@@fluffness93 if u saw it in a movie too it would be stupid, if some one as big ans strong as nemesis which has been known to pierce his tentacle through your body thanks to brad then do not have someone as him grab jill cause the player knows what would happen, stuff like look at mr x if he grabs u your dead its shown in cutscene and gameplay
I really disagree strongly that the pacing of this game is better than RE2Make. RE2make was actually scary and tense and the fact that it felt longer and more content-filled imo completely has to do with the actual survival-horror focus of the gameplay (particularly on hardcore aka the real way to play, ~*imo*~). RE3Make is a non-scary action game that hurtles you forward 24/7 in a rushed hollywood manner.
Love your videos haha; it’s funny how I range from 100% agreeing with your takes to 0% lol. Still appreciate them all regardless
Luke TennisMofo that’s the point of RE3 Nemesis. It’s not meant to be RE2. It is it’s own game and In order to fully appreciate the game, you can’t look at it and compare he second to the third. It is clear what pace they are going for within the first 10 minutes of the game.
Hmmmm, RE3 wasn’t scary first time around. This felt like a modern reimagining to me. RE2 was scarier and hence why it was reimagined that way.
Try nightmare or inferno and tell me it's not scary with Nemesis 2 shotting you while surrounded by dogs and pale heads,that can match anything RE2R threw at you.
Kade Hayes I don’t have the timestamp, sorry, but there’s a point in Avalanche’s review where he compares RE3’s pace to RE2’s favorably. I am disagreeing with that. Not that RE3’s pace sucks in a vacuum (I believe that as well but wasn’t the point I was making).
@@lIDeadMan07 you mean it ended up not meaning to look like an RE game too right?
Rush forward from checkpoint to checkpoint like many average FPS games out there is what u can describe about this game.
An RE game without puzzles, backtracking and survivor element?? How can it be called an RE game??
You keep going on about how great the pacing is and i can't help but shake my head.
If there is one aspect about this game that i hate more than the cut content it's the breakneck pace. You never spend more than 15-20 minutes in the same area, you very rarely have to backtrack, if the game even allows it. My benchmark for all Resident Evil titles, past and future, will always be the tone and mood of the original Resident Evil. Going down a hallway with 4 doors. One is locked, one is open and has a puzzle you can't solve yet, one is open with an enemy and some supplies and one gets you the puzzle item you need to solve in room 2 so you can get the key to open door 1 which gets you a key to open a door on the other side of the level which triggers an event that sends you back to a different area that you passed a couple times before.
But the real shame is that there is no more environment descriptions when pressing the interact key at an object.
The biggest problem I have with both re2 and re3 remake is that they both do not push the narrative forward like RE:remake did. They had a huge chance to repave the messy story that the saga becomes as time goes on.
I keep finding myself coming back to RE3 playing with new requirements (trying different guns or load outs with the coins) and I think it's very replayable. Hope we get DLC too like RE2 did
I hope so. Because I would love a reason to jump back into it.
nah the only thing u ever get is 100 difficulty levels for this game and Project Resistance. 60 bucks wasted.
Bad news we wont
@@Dragonfury3000 yeah I saw. Booooooooo
I prefer games that dont overstay their welcome, although the cut content is disappointing. Playing the game with different weapons as quick as possible makes it a bit better.
For me the unforgivable sin is the lack of St. Michael's. Not the gameplay, the story beat. Also, yes, the pace is SUPER fun. The problem though is it shows that all these decades later, they still don't get the value of Raccoon City as its own character.
As well done as it is, trading out the Dead Factory with its world-expanding Delta Force vs Mr. X battle with the "NEST 2" was definitely a bad '90's game sequel mistake.
Not recreating the intro and slacking on redoing the scope of the nuke cutscene was also disappointing.
Finally, not being as good of a period piece for the late '90's (weapons and computers) and going with the "things going to shit in a single day" trope that the original and REvil 2make managed to avoid stops it from being a killer remake. Why do the makers fear showing the city? Only OG Nemesis (and Outbreak) seemed to really treat the city with respect and make it feel like a sorta-real place.
The acting is UNBELIEVABLY good and the OST remix is also super fun. Totally agree about the Kendo blue-balls. Him, Dario, and Brad. Because of the missing world-building, city character and intro/clocktower story beats I will have to wait for the first price drop. But it is DEFINITELY a good, fun game I will buy. Just disappointing. Who knows, maybe they can fix my desire with some good DLC that does some real expansion? A UBCS/final stand of the RPD and clock tower chopper LZ defense pack? Then it will be "shut-up and take my money".
18:50 You are in the minority. Part of what made RE great were the puzzles. They went full on action with this game and eliminated effectively everything required any stance of brain power.
I think you underestimate the illusion of choice and change of scenery. Like getting an alternate costume. It can really make an experience feel fresh. In 2, starting from the back of the police station really made a difference. It's the possibility of getting lost and not immediately knowing the clear path that's intriguing.
Yes of course, Nemesis as to be scripted to a degree but once he does spawn he can follow you from room to room and pop up again. It's true that the randomness could be annoying but this game could have figured that out like remake 2 did.
Ennemies in two needed to be more resilient to compensate for their smaller numbers. If they didn't the game would be boring or like this and 4 you would need more ennemies.
Great, the granular look in two wasn't just me. I also cared about the lighting.
It was nice to get live action intro again. It's been years since I have seen this again.
Your review/retrospective of this game has been the best I’ve seen so far and literally step-by-step exactly how I felt. Which doesn’t make it right or wrong but nothing has bothered me more than everybody making the value of a game based solely off it’s length when other developers could put out a 10 hour game that isn’t remotely as captivating or immersive as this game and it’s one of my favorite resident evils I’ve ever played and I can’t see it getting old anytime soon. This was $60 well spent regardless if I am a diehard resident evil fan I feel as though I got every dollars worth and that’s excluding project resistance
I found that playing RE3 Remake up until Carlos gets the cure for Jill and then switching to RE2 Remake, then coming back to RE3 Remake after beating 2, really gives a full complete story of Racoon City. Since RE2 starts after Jill is infected and concludes after she is back up, it works really well.
Sure u may see Nemesis as an improvement over the original (I do as well) but that still doesn’t justify wasted potential. After the RE2 remake fans and newcomers were just waiting to see what a remake Nemesis would be like after how much a presence Mr.X was. Sadly what we got was an entirely scripted reskin of Mr. X with a few new moves who’s gone after his transformation. The original Nemesis was so much more than the tyrant from the original RE2, but now the remake Tyrant stole his thunder.