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ini review dari orang yang tidak main versi originalnya. menurut saya dari segala segi sangat mirip dengan re 2 remake. untuk gameplay sendiriini review dari orang yang tidak main versi originalnya. menurut saya dari segala segi sangat mirip dengan re 2 remake. untuk gameplay sendiri sangat cepat yaitu sekitar 5 jam.8.2/10

How to not do a remake properly. The game lack everything that made the original a classic. Nemesis is a joke barely chasing you. The maps isHow to not do a remake properly. The game lack everything that made the original a classic. Nemesis is a joke barely chasing you. The maps is minuscule the exploration limited to one area. A lot of content cut. No more choice that impacts events and nemesis spawn or appearance. The Story changed too much to the point of creating a possible paradox. A ton of assets recycled for RE2 Remake. RE 3 original had entirely new zombies model this game recycle most of the zombie. from RE2. They even recycled the Magnum could not even bother to make it a revolver like the original. The remake smell lazy. The decapitation's of the zombies has been tone down. Still suffer from low FPS animations from a far. The length is around 4 to 5 hours with almost no replay value also mercenaries is absent. One of the worst remake i played in years its even worst when you compare it to RE 2 remake which nailed must of it.

It's a super cozy and short experience. I wish they added some like great CLOCK-TOWER content in the game, but honestly, it's all good and theIt's a super cozy and short experience. I wish they added some like great CLOCK-TOWER content in the game, but honestly, it's all good and the game play and style is fantastic.I've been missing the cheesy B-movie greatness of the Resident Evil games so it was fantastic having this one just commit to it.Not perfect, not the longest game ever but damn, I found it incredibly enjoyable and refreshing to play.

High-five from me. Now I have five favorite Resident Evil games. Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil Revelations, Resident Evil Revelations 2,High-five from me. Now I have five favorite Resident Evil games. Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil Revelations, Resident Evil Revelations 2, Resident Evil 2 (remake) and Resident Evil 3 (remake). This game has the same perfect game experience like Resident Evil 2 (remake). So if you love Resident Evil 2 (remake) like I do you are going to love Resident Evil 3 (remake) as well.

While last year’s Resident Evil 2 took the story and settings of the original game and expanded them into a finely tuned masterpiece, Resident Evil 3 feels like it took a much different approach. The story, and the path it takes from beginning to end, has seen some substantial changes compared to the original to the point where it’s sometimes difficult to see any semblance of its source material under this new coat of polygons and paint. That having been said, I did enjoy my time with Resident Evil 3 and I think that fans of the series, or fans of its predecessor, will enjoy it. However, one group I feel like it might struggle to impress are the fans of the original Resident Evil 3: Nemesis which is quite unfortunate after how well last year’s Resident Evil 2 was received.

Resident Evil 3 is a stellar remake of a survival-horror classic that honors the past, while updating the game with contemporary graphics and controls.

If you’re looking for the authentic Resident Evil experience, this is definitely not it. But if you have a Resident Evil itch that you just need to scratch, this could provide lots of hours of entertainment for you, even without the Resident Evil Resistance standalone experience. But at the end of the day, I’d rather just play the excellent Resident Evil 2 Remake, or even the original Resident Evil 3 on my old PS2 instead.

Far, FAAAR to short for the price and even at a $30 dollar price point it would leave a sour taste in your mouth. The game feels uninspiredFar, FAAAR to short for the price and even at a $30 dollar price point it would leave a sour taste in your mouth. The game feels uninspired and like a quickly cobbled together dlc for Res 2 remake. Quite a shame. Fun in parts, but overall

After an explosive start, Resident Evil 3 on Xbox One quickly falls into a familiar rhythm. Having a Tyrant hunt you down is now the new norm for Resident Evil, but the most feared of all will always be Nemesis. He quickly disappears into the cutscenes however, without as much of an impact as you would perhaps hope. Thankfully though, there are enough environment and enemy variations crammed into this short experience that you never get a chance to settle down and acquaint yourself with any one enemy type, and as a survival horror game that is exactly how you want to feel.

All in all, Resident Evil 3 goes on to prove that the traditional Resident Evil formula, only souped-up to meet today’s needs, works better than, excuse me for saying this out loud, the first-person flatness that was introduced in Resident Evil 7 or brainless shooting action of super-overvalued Resident Evil 4 that took the illustrious series entirely in the wrong direction, only to be redeemed by these excellent remakes.

Resident Evil 3 retells the story of Jill's desperate escape from the doomed Raccoon City, using an intriguing plot and more fleshed out characters than the original. It falls short of the sheer amount of content its predecessors had, but it excels in moment to moment gameplay which it delivers in spades.

Infelizmente faltou muito para ser um jogo bom, muita ação ondr ninguém mais quer.Decepcionado!Nemesis parece um cachorro correndo atras do rabo.

Resident Evil 3 proves that Resident Evil 2 wasn’t just a one-off success of a remake and shows that Capcom has a winning formula on its hands.

I have another candidate for GOTY this year, i saw a lot of people talking bad things about this game but i just beat it and i have to tellI have another candidate for GOTY this year, i saw a lot of people talking bad things about this game but i just beat it and i have to tell that it didn't disappoint at akk. Yes, is a lot shorter than RE2 but the point of the resident evil clasics was to test how fast you can escape. I missed Jill so much and i just want to see her again in another game after this, the audio design was the best of it, i was playing with headphones and with the lights out and was **** my pants. The soundtrack is beautiful, the story, the characters, and the final boss was awesome, saying that i don't enjoy resident evil final bosses that much but i really enjoy this one. I know this is not how a lot of people would love the remake to go but it is very recommendable if you ask me. Right now is number 1 im my GOTY 2020

Fundamentally, Resident Evil 3 is two great chase scenes, four awesome boss fights, and a bunch of mediocre filler to make up the rest of the running time. It’s a magnificent, breathtaking ride the first time through, but once that initial ride is over, it becomes a competent zombie shooter and little else.

**** the toxics fans ! The original game have the same period of time. It no have Tower Clock but they have another new things, Raccon park**** the toxics fans ! The original game have the same period of time. It no have Tower Clock but they have another new things, Raccon park have mixes parts like the Subway, building zones, sewers and more. The Game don't deserve this.

Resident Evil 3 is a short, heavily scripted and somewhat scrappy follow up to last year's sublime Resi 2 remake. The series' trademark slow-burn tension and gentle puzzling are replaced here by all-out action that feels far too safe and linear – for the most part, a series of tightly confined corridors bookended by sloppy boss battles and chase sequences which tend to wrestle control away from the player in an effort to add unnecessary cinematic flair. There are a handful of highlights; graphically, it's the best the series has ever looked and both Jill and Carlos are decent re-imaginings of the original characters but, overall, this one struggles to reach anywhere near the heights of its predecessor. Combat feels disappointing for the most part, the Nemesis is underutilised and the whole thing is over far too quickly, with very little in the way of replay value.

Capcom has once again delivered an incredible remake of a twenty year old classic. From it's incredible visuals to the excellent action-horror gameplay, the Resident Evil 3 remake succeeds in almost every aspect. Thanks to some masterful touches and a wealth of gameplay refinements, Capcom has made a game that feels right at home in the 2020 triple-A space and fans of the series will love every moment.

Resident Evil 3 fails to reach the heights of Resident Evil 2 remake, has a shorter and easier campaign and cuts off some iconic locations like The Clock Tower and Raccoon Park.

Resident Evil 3 is essentially a chain of action set-pieces, threaded together with a paper-thin story and a few too many cutscenes. This is the direction the series started to take post-Resident Evil 4, when it seriously lost its way and we ended up with the abysmal Resident Evil 6, and I'd hate to see that happen again.

In the end, Resident Evil 3 is own nemesis, a remake that's enjoyable but seems a little shallow when compared to the innovations the RE3 that came before it brought to the table.

It’s still worth playing, but Resident Evil 3 Remake is a step backwards for Capcom, coming off the back of one of the best games of last year. It’s gorgeous to look at, the jump scares will get you, and it’s like stepping into a comfy pair of slippers. But even though your feet are cosy, it never feels like home.

In the end, Resident Evil 3 suffers from not being as good as its predecessor. It's well-made with likable charismatic protagonists and is quite the roller coaster ride but when compared to the tense full-on survival horror game that preceded it, Resident Evil 3 feels like a step back. Still, if you're a fan and are dying for more, this is a solid game that will undoubtedly scratch that itch.

Resident Evil 3 is a play for our imagination as much as our memory. It understands that the fear we felt long ago didn’t fade; it took root in our brains and mutated into myth. And this is what it might look like.

I recognise that Resident Evil and what I want Resident Evil to be are on different trajectories. I still want the series to engage with the horror of being almost out of bullets and surrounded by a hostile world of very dangerous enemies. I also want more of the dry humour of the B-grade that used to define the series, that both indulges the horror while recognising how silly it is. Resident Evil 3 doesn't give me that, and Resident Evil as a series isn't largely interested in indulging it any longer. Which is fine. I can still kick back and enjoy the empty action and cinematic profile of the new take on the series. What's more, I do realise that I'm in the minority in what I want Resident Evil to be and Capcom has delivered more of what the series' larger base of fans want with this remake. Which is fine. Resident Evil 3 is a very, very fine example of what it wants to be, and anyone who loved the Resident Evil 2 remake should be won over all over again with this one.

Resident Evil 3 takes us back to Resident Evil 3: Nemesis roots. Capcom leaves survival horror back and instead mixes both action and horror. But don't get it wrong, because it works. Jill and Carlos are flawless, enemies are insane and Nemesis is Resident Evil 3's star once again. Just play it.

The return of Resident Evil 3 manages to maintain the balance between memory and adaptation. Even if the withdrawal of certain characteristic aspects of the original game could disappoint the most avid fans, the care taken in the reconstruction of the atmosphere and of the feeling it is visible an above all, perceivable. Nemesis could have more stage time, of course, but even so its presence hovers in the apocalypse of Raccoon City, and when it finally manifests itself, it is as beautiful as it is distressing.

Resident Evil 3 Remake does a great job of reclaiming the potential the original already had, one of the franchise's most underrated installments. Some extra modes or replayability variety would have been welcome.