Hey guys - hope everyone is staying safe! I for one and going to sit back and replay this game about 4 more times! Some quick corrections - -Limbs can technically be severed still, but ONLY while the zombies are still walking around. Their arms/legs sometimes breakaway and instantly disappear now. Previously, you could break pieces of their body away all the time, and each limb had its own physics associated with it. This has been removed - likely to improve performance. -As someone pointed out - the "gridlike" appearance of shadows that I mention is called dithering and is used to help improve performance. Still doesn't change the fact that it's more noticable now in RE3 and there's still no option to bypass this with more powerful hardware -the palehead I showed was also used in an RE2 DLC, but there are new standard zombie models (maybe one or two - hard to tell) -One of the titles overlaps at some point in this video (5:57)... was afraid I'd miss one, the footage all looks identical so it's hard to catch
Some of the "new" zombie models are still pretty much the same, just a different hair color or just a different shirt. That is definitely 1 thing I do wish the different developer team would have done is given different models or just some but I guess it makes sense since they made the games at the same tim to use the same Assets and models. Assets are re used even from re7 which again, makes sense because re2r was in production already. Just a nitpick of mine but nothing game ruining.
Re3 is an action game...re2 is a survival horror. Everyone was so excited about the nemesis after dealing with mr x, it's a shame he felt short of expectations. Anyone that played re 2 spent at least a couple minutes in a save room trying to decipher where those foot steps were coming from lol.
The first I played, nemesis scared me shitless but once I knew where he was coming he wasnt scary whereas mr x still terrifying me because he’s actively looking for you
Good catch. Was sorting through lots of footage trying to find examples of new zombies and couldn't recall seeing the paleheads in RE2 - but that's right, they did premiere in that Ghost Survivor DLC. Threw me off because I'm used to them being a new enemy in that Dead Factory area in RE3. That being said - my point still is valid, there are a few new zombie models in RE3 - just not that particular one.
Nick930 actually YOUR POINT DOESNT STAND! Zombie models are all the same as Remake 2. The only think you might see different is a different skin color for the skinny chick zombie but the models are all the same. However your POINT WOULD STAND IF you’re criticizing NEW ENEMIES. Since aside from Nemi we got Hunters Alpha, gamma and the spider looking-Deimo-something guys. However their appearance should be expected since we got them on OG Remake 3. The only surprise compared to OG Re3 is Lickers Sporting since they didn’t show in RPD on OG Re3
I had a feeling this would happen when they announced the game only a year after RE 2 Remake. This game needed AT LEAST another half a year in the oven before being shipped out.
No bro the game looks and play fine it was ready that's why capcom shipped it, if there will be any problem with the game they will delay it, atleast capcom is not EA
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2 to 3 years, that's the minimum amount of time necessary to make a good AAA game
The game is great, only real negative is its length. Its a more action focused title which is a turn off for some ppl but I enjoyed the game a lot, not mentioned in the video but the boss battles are great compared to the meh RE2 bosses. I just wished they took the time they worked in the multiplayer game and put that i to RE3 length cause Resistance is garbage imo
@@thomassantos822 The story for what there was was decent, but the Nemesis moments... Capcom, you can do better. Hopefully they take their time with the rumored Resident Evil 4 remake.
Zyndall Media yeah it felt like Nemesis’s attack were so slow his transformation was really weak. I had a much harder time dealing with Mr X throughout the whole game on the remake, Mr X was much scarier too. The intensity i had in the original re3 and re2 remake just wasnt there for re3 remake
I'm enjoying RE3 but at the same time I feel a bit disappointed with the fact that they cut the clock tower and toned down the rag doll physics and gore from RE2 :/
@@cheesecakebeast5052 I played the original ages ago and as small of a portion as the clocktower was, this game desperately needed more content. So every little bit would have been nice. But I get what you mean.
The original had spiders in the clock tower too, another thing they were afraid to add. The drain demos also were downgraded to small shitty bugs but in the original they were around 6ft and could walk fast and grab you, also they were in the city too.
I feel RE3 was rushed. In some points so many things have downgraded for no reason. They ignored so many missions form the OG which is a dissapointment
@@MrOiram46 If they end up doing that - that's a huge slap in the face to fans. Charging players for the rest of the content that was all packaged together back in 1999? They should at least confirm their plans ahead of time if they're going to go that route.
RE3 has more replay value for me. I was wowed by RE2 more at first, but once I'd finished it, I couldn't finish it a 2nd time as found it boring. Whereas RE3's action focus kept it more interesting. RE2 is the better made game, but 3 gives better quick bursts of fun IMO.
Yeah he was even far more aggressive in the psone game, they give the illusion of aggressiveness here with the roar and leap. In the psone version if he knocked you down he picks you up and stays on you.
I loved his first form and his overall design in the remake much more than the OG.....and I wished they kept him humanoid during his later transformations. I was kinda underwhelmed when they made him more beastial...and animalistic...kinda took away the fear factor. I understand it was mainly to show the aspect of his sporaddic and unstable mutations that had been 'unleashed' as you damaged him significantly. But still if only they kept his humanoid form intact.
On par with Mister X on the remake Mr.X was scarier in the terms of being stalked...and tension. The footsteps. The goddamn music. He was like the Jason/Myers of RE. Which made him scary. As for the Nemesis...he's scarier in the terms of fight or flight reaction and the sheer thrill of adrenaline of the fright to run away. In short it's the stress reaction of fight or flight. Despite him being hellbent more relentless and aggressive. and much more dangerous. I liked him in the PSone game too....and I liked his design (1st form) only in the the Remake. If only they had kept him more humanoid albeit with the mutations. In the PsOne...Nemesis 2nd form was good. They kept his overall human shape with the mutations of more tentacles. Here in the Remake he's more animalistic...and beastial...which kinda underwhelms it.
AL Lusive I actually thought his beastial form was sweet when I first saw it in the trailer, because of how big of a mutation it was. But he changed into it way too quick, the complete lack of humanoid nemesis AI stalking the player like With Mr X is what broke the game for me
Yeh, I prefer his first form tbh. After that he kinda becomes a generic animal (like you could replace him with any other creature in the franchise at that point and the behaviour would be exactly the same) as opposed to a zombie tyrant capable of cognitive thought processes like using weaponry.
@@conorkiddell9245 I'm not talking about RE2 here. Just saying that Nemesis was scripted in original RE 3 as well. It's nothing new to what Littlecheeseit is complaining about.
@@MaggotAddict21 what do you mean by "your point"? she is complaining about Nemesis being scripted but doesn't know that he was scripted in original as well. That's all I'm saying, don't try to twist my words.
@@conorkiddell9245 Also in RE 2 remake, Mr X felt unscripted in R.P.D only and RE 3 remake doesn't stay in one place for too long otherwise Nemesis would have been unscripted as well.
Not entirely true. Jill and Carlos make comments about enemies' weakness "You don't like fire, do you?" "Aim for the head, got it" but they aren't to the same degree as RE2.
@@naraku2099 I know. But what I'm saying is the comments Leon and Claire make when they're aiming at zombies. I'm sure you know that. Like "what the?" "Jesus!" etc.
@@jakeskyline11 It was both of their first time seeing zombies and such, though. Jill had already survived the mansion incident, so they weren't anything new or surprising to her.
It just annoyed me that they had Jill (or Claire for the matter) cursing so much. I care less of the cursing. But when they force that crap on a personality you know isn't like that. Imo kills the character you grew up knowing. So it kinda made not care so much of the new Jill or Claire.
It definitely doesn’t look rushed, but I‘m disappointed in the downgraded zombie destruction. It was weird when people wanted human dismemberment in Jedi Fallen Order, but in this game it’s to be expected, and definitely shouldn’t be downgraded. *EDIT:* For people talking about the game feeling rushed, I disagree. RE2 only feels longer because it had 3 other nearly identical runs to pass the time.
Both games were supposed to be on one disk but they got greedy and decided to sell it a part , I really wished if they took the same amount of time with RE2, I heard a Rumor that they already working on RE4 remake.
@@frankcastle8363 If Nemesis is always Stalk us on any Environments like Mr X did, it will be a hell for us, because he will *Outrun us* in any minutes. It's a diffrent case for Mr X, because we can Outrun him and use many advantages like his walking sound and everything. So don't think its wise to put Nemesis cut loose and freeroaming the entire map where he could outrun us any moment because of his speed and his Tentacle, well my idea is if Capcom make a Nightmare difficulty where Nemesis has a Mr X pattern like RE2 then it will be give us a new pressure and gives a Nightmare difficulty a new *"meaning"*
Yep. At first, I was thinking that Nemesis would leap to many rooftops of buildings just to search for Jill but Nemesis doesn't stalk and was scripted to show up or vanish on certain parts of the map, which disappoints me further.
@Robert Phillips now that you put it that way, I can only imagine being a building with Nemesis anywhere, stalking you. He'd just knock off the walls and get you. On the contrary mr. X chasing us throughout a city wouldn't even be nearly as terrifying as nemesis doing the same.
I feel like it's silly to say Nemesis's AI was a "downgrade" when clearly he wasn't supposed to play like Mr. X at all. I fully agree he should have been used more, especially in a larger map, but it wouldn't make sense for him to patrol from the ground. Unlike X, Nemesis's specialty is ambush. This is perfectly exemplified in how he constantly usurps Jill, dropping down walls, leaping in front of her, etc. I wouldn't trade those mechanics whatsoever, as they really set him apart as a relentless stalker, adapting immediately to the player's fight or flight depending on which direction the camera was facing. It's all those little tricks up his sleeve that put him a cut above X's comparatively simple patrol logic-lassoing Jill the moment she tries to run through a door, smashing her head against a brick wall, stunning her with a deep roar… What he needed was some sort of alert mechanic, like a noise meter. Make too much of a ruckus with your gun or explosives while clearing zombies, and he would eventually be drawn to your location. Maybe he'd even give a roar as warning, before dropping down and initiating a momentary patrol of the area similarly to X. That way, the player would at least feel the anxiety of not knowing whether they should engage zombies or leave them be so as not to attract the bipedal steam locomotive. After all, X was merely tasked with killing any and all witnesses inside or around the police station; Nemesis has to search an entire city just to find one target. He's not gonna waste time waltzing back and forth through the streets when he could simply listen out from the rooftops.
That noise mechanic and roar warning actually sounds really cool. You are shooting zombies making your way through and you hear a "STARRRRRRRRSSSS" in the distance thinking to yourself: "I just fucked up". They should have used the free chasing Nemesis waaaaay more in the remake, for me, the Power Station - Subway path was the scariest part of the game. They turned Nemesis into stage 2 too early in my opinion.
@@ignaciocarda6004 I agree. It's a shame that first chase is so short, because Nemesis's combat abilities are super impressive if you stick around. Stuff like if you're standing near a wall, he can grab Jill and slam her head against it, or sometimes he'll grab her and spin her around before elbowing her in the face. Hell, he can even walk into the garage safe room if you try to backtrack from the main street. If only the whole game had that element of surprise...
This. Sure after a while you figure out how he works and he is less scary but even then there are some surprising moments. Nemesis basicly just boiled down to a jumpscare that blocks your way for a bit and is more of a bother than something than anything else.
@@Vidzette Nah I believe the team that made re2 remake (r1 in japan) is creating it when they're done resident evil village. The leaked schedule showed re4 remake would be releasing in 2024 so that's enough time for the Japanese team to create it.
They could have delayed a year and spent more time for the campaign But nope, after Operation Raccoon City, RE6 and Umbrella Corps, they still try to inject multiplayer into RE
Multiplayer was outsourced to a different company. They only tacked it on to make the purchase feel more worthwhile. If it wasn’t there, you’d just get the same exact game without multiplayer. But they still should’ve delayed it
Exactly. The problem for me is not that RE3R had not enough time. Is that Capcom moved the assets to make this weird multiplayer campaign that makes you wait for fifteen minutes until you find a room to play ¬¬
The big problem is that is was basicly developed alongside RE2R by the time RE2R was out it was in development for around 2 years. But that's also the big problem, RE2R clearly had either a more talented team or vision or both. They should have waited for RE2Rs release and only then actually start development on RE3R to improve on it.
Re 2 is a much better game. Sadly,they rush resident evil 3 Nemesis. They had to wait at least a year more of development until realising the game. I'm gonna to wait to buy it.
you are absolutely right although i was disapointed that park and clocktower was excluded,i still enjoyed every minute of this new game even so. and the graphics are AMAZING !
I haven't played re3 remake yet, but at the moment I'm playing re2 remake and all I can say is that the fact that a huge guy with a hat roams around and tries to find you is freaking terrifying. Also the fact that you never know from which direction he is coming makes me very anxious. When I first incountered mr. X I knew that bullets would do nothing to him and that the only thing I can do is run for my life and use flash grenades to blind him and get past him (because he has a huge hit box and at corridors the only way to escape is to blind him). I am really enjoying the game and I can say that it is undoubtedly one of the best survival horror games I have ever played.
Stai Chris when i first played re2 back in the day i never encountered Mr.X didnt know about him till a friend told me. Edit: now hes all anyone talks about.
@@ArcherDrake287 For me it isn't the best way to get away. It is a waste of bullets and he will start chasing you after a while. The best way is to use stun grenades imo.
@@advmx3 They also toned down their review score by doing this. xD Capcom were on such a good streak with RE7 in 2017 and then RE2 remake and DMC5 in 2019 (although I didn't quite like the idea of DMC5 ret-conning things and trying to cut out Dante, but that's just the producer being a donkey,) I thought Capcom finally got their act together after the trash we know as RE6, but apparently it was only a short-lived moment and here we are, they're going downhill again. I guess this is typical Capcom, up, down, up, down...
Ikr! when I playing RE3 Remake I was running from Nemesis. I thought I was fine because I thought he would just walk like Mr X, I look behind me and I see him charging at me like a football star and I had a heat attack
I feel the opposite - well.. partially. RE3 does absolutely feel less "Smart," but it also feels more like a "Movie" and less like a game. You're never really exploring the city.. you're just running back and forth completing a single string of door unlocks. RE2 had several different doors - some optional, some required to progress further. It felt more expansive despite being inside one building.
@ManThatKnows uh. Excuse me but who the heck are you speaking for cause you are not speaking for me. Doom eternal is a video gamey ass video game and it is perfect.
The reason that the construction site is not seen in Resident Evil 2 (7:16 time) is probably because it already burnt down. Remember that RE 2 took place after Jill was infected by Nemesis (after the boss fight in the Big clock area). Meaning, the sequence would be: RE 3 first half (before Jill was infected), then RE 2, then the second half of RE 3 (Jill has woken up at the hospital).
The clock tower in Re2 was the scariest for me. I didn't know if he could hear what was happening or if he could enter the room so I freaked out whenever I heard his footsteps get closer.
The gore of RE2 required bodies to not despawn. In RE3, because there are many more zombies, having zombie bodies despawn would be necessary so the game runs well.
A little late, but the RE engine wasn't really optimized to have so many things on screen at once. Which is why zombies in the background move at like 15 FPS and why they no longer lose limbs and why they even explode and disintegrate later on Having a massive enviorment full of zombies and deead bodies simply put a lot of strain on the engine and due to how rushed the game was, they clearly didn't have time to come up with a good workaround
@@fire-typhoon123 apparently the trigger for that event is by turning on the lights in the press room and not have him too close to your location when you leave the heart/clover room near it. he will then teleport to the press room and break the wall once you walk near it. its actually good for you to trigger it as it opens a big shortcut if you want to backtrack for anything you missed.
@Thunder Life I noticed it even without trying when playing the demo. I played the demo immediately after it was released so I didn't even know the gore and physics was downgraded. But it was obvious after shooting the first zombie.
@Thunder Life It doesn't necessarily make the game bad, but it adds so much dynamism to the scenes, plus it was already there in RE2 so seeing it taken away makes it worse.
I noticed that the zombies don’t react to bullet impact as much as they did in 2, I really wish they would’ve just waited a bit and released 2 & 3 as one game with three campaigns, Claire, Leon, Jill/Carlos, telling the entire Raccoon City story in one big game (that would still be finished by most players in under 5 hours).
lmaooo if only corporate greed didnt exist lol... their gonna milk the hell out of these remakes... I expect code veronica to be out by late 2021... RE4 by 2022-23
Mr x is my favourite out of him and nemesis,he was way harder to deal with and he appeared more often,but most importantly,he had the best sense of style
I wish we could re-enable the ragdoll and gore physics that were toned down, at least on PC. The game already runs fantastic on my setup, I don't see why they couldn't re-enable it as an "ultra" graphics option, if they truly believe it's that demanding of a setting. I mean, come on, have we all forgotten about future-proofing games? PS5 and XSX are coming out this holiday, give it to us PC players, then re-enable that feature on the new consoles if these ones can't handle it yet.
Maybe it wasn't implemented. RE3R was made by another team while RE2R was being developed. Just a year after actually. So, maybe when they developed and implemented GORE and ragdoll, the RE3Team thought it would be way too much of a work, or maybe they put that as a priority that was cut out to add more things? I don't know. For now, let's enjoy the game for what it is, because I do think it's fun as hell.
@Guile Solomon I played both 2 religiously and 3 a lot since release. In my opinion 2 is a better game overall. But 3 is not a bad game by any means, just not as good.
Guile Solomon no, it all depends on what you like more survival horror, or survival action. Re3 is more on the survival action side. Where as re2 is more a survival horror game.
Re3 is more of a survival action type game, where as re2 is a survival horror game. It just depends on which you like more. For example I like the action survival type, but I also like the survival horror. So in my opinion re3 is just as good as re2. Love both games though.
@@denariousNickGee Agree, but one thing is certain, both RE2 remake and RE3 remake aren't better than the original PS1 titles, and I'm not saying this nostalgically since I played them recently as well. They just straight up have more content which is embarrassing for Capcom since they are 2 decades old by now.
Plankton Yeah, it did. But RE games have always been limited as to how far you can go, you have always been isolated to a ranged area of where you could go. The OP makes it seem like RE was a free roam.
ArcherDrake287 It’s smaller than the others sure, but I don’t think it really matters much. These games aren’t supposed to have huge maps and loads of freedom.
I think it's mainly because DMC 5 was made by a whole other team who had way more time to develop, and RE3 was definitely rushed on certain aspects, not just the campaign but also technically.
I actually think they downgraded the physics just for the sake of nemesis. If you keep shooting zombies and they stumble towards you, you would get fucked by a running nemesis in no time. The game does not look rushed, but it is short. Heck, the OG RE3 is short, ifnyou did not bother to go back track everything and shiz. I just miss the choices they did back in the original.
Finally a RE3 remake criticism comment I agree with. I love both RE3 OG & Remake, but they’re both too short. I beat the original the first in 5hrs, the remake in 6 hrs. Nemesis is also scripted in both too. He doesn’t appear that often when in non-boss fights in both
@SHEHARYAR KHAN I think they just got lazy and expected people to buy it anyways. The game was almost guaranteed to use assets from the 2 previous games regardless
The footsteps in RE2's police station hallway have more bass as if the floors are hollow (which I prefer) but RE3 sounds more realistically like walking on a marble floor. A small change I've noticed, but since footsteps are one of the main consistent noises in the game, it does make a minor difference to point out.
I'm copying and pasting my reply from somebody else's comment. I'll even add further explanations. You can shoot them on the knees and they’ll fall down and start crawling just like in Resident Evil 2. I believe the lack of dismemberment with the knife is for gameplay purposes. It would probably be too easy if you can cut limbs off with a unbreakable knife you get from the beginning of the game. For Resident Evil 2, knives can break and you have to earn the unbreakable knife. With the knife, you can’t kill a licker to death so easily in Resident Evil 3 like you can in Resident Evil 2. Since there are way more zombies in Resident Evil 3, they would have to make them ‘less expensive’ and static. If there are physics for all of those zombies, it may cause frame rate drops. Not all computers can handle that many character models in a single area without it dropping frames. When I played on Xbox One, I do notice some frame rate drops that occur during gameplay for Resident Evil 2. If we rewind back to 2008 where Valve made Left 4 Dead, they made this explanation about the zombie's eyes pretty clear in developer commentary: "We wanted to express this rage in their faces as well, so we found efficient ways for each member of the horde to make intense facial expressions. We chose to make their eyes a solid milky white, partially because it looks creepy and disturbing, but also because it's much less expensive than drawing and controlling separate eyeballs for each Infected." Plus since there are a lot of zombies in Left 4 Dead, we see dead zombies vanish rather quickly in order to accommodate for respawning zombies. If you design maps for games such as Far Cry 5, you'll notice that destructible objects or those that animate are far more expensive than those that are simply static, basic and is indestructible.
Overall this game is good 9/10 they missed a few map areas from the original but eh. But so far it's definitely worth it. 😂 Just wish they would show Hunk again lol
I appreciate people like you and those who replied who actually value the game for what it is... some wanna be hard core fans or stubborn assholes think that only cause of one or two features, the game is completely flawed. Im let down by the gaming community but I’ve been here for over 18 years. Really doesn’t surprise me that pissy bitchy brats still exist... just hurts me to keep thinking people like them exist.
The game is fine. The RE community is doing what it does best... complain and hold up a prior game to godlike standards. Sure it lacks in some aspects but so did RE2 but everyone forgave that game. I'm more interested in a new numbered title instead of all these remakes.. what's next? RE0 remake?.
I feel like re2 does a much better job at being a horror and exploring game where you solve things yourself while fearing Mr X, while re3 ends up being much more of a linear story-heavy game where you're just meant to fight something at the moment it comes. I still believe it works well, it's just a very different concept than before.
I feel that the shotgun damage got nerfed. In Re2 when I shoot a zombie with a maxed out shotgun in the legs the zombie falls in an instant. In Re3 it takes a couple shots to turn a zombie into a crawler with the shotgun. It could be that zombies are faster in Re3 so it’s harder to aim at core parts of the body, but overall great game and had fun with my first play through. I do feel though that Re2 had a better soundtrack.
No, it is finished. There's not a single cutscene that looks "Hey this shoudn't look like this" or "Hey, this cutscene is missing sometihng". The game is in development for the same time as RE2R, it started a year after and relead a year after. It's just way too soon to release another remake using the same engine, so close to RE2R. Of course people would get angry. RE3 OG wasn't as good as RE2OG after all. Its just the same thing happening again. I myself love this game. It's fucking amazing and I'm glad I got it. And I'm a hardcore fan of the original. People just, expect too much and think too much of their IDEAL game, and forget that a game is made by real people, who get paid and work a lot sometimes even overtime to finish it. And I'm reading people saying the game should cost 20$? For the same time of development as RE2R? I don't think so.
Yekkusu Sekai Seiken thats exactly my thoughts. Though it is true there was cut content the game itself never felt rushed or unfinished bc everything looks good and runs good. (besides the low fps zombies from a distance)
I knew this would happen, nobody listened before. But Code Veronica should be Resident evil 3, and not this standalone dlc that they called as a main game. ITS EXATCLY THE SAME GAME, SAME LOCATIONS AND SAME ENGINE AS WAS BEFORE IN 1998/1999. They should done as they did with Operation Raccon City, putting all the events in one game and it worked before. If u put RE2 and RE3 together, it coud be one game with 3 campaings to play for around of 15 hours to beat and another 15 hours to take 100%.
@@aveteranplayer6403 IKR! Capcom should call this combined game of RE2 and RE3 "Resident Evil Raccoon City Outbreak File Remake" and like Resident Evil 6 they make us choose on which path such as "The G Virus Birkin Path" (Leon/Claire Walkthrough) and "The Pursuing Nemesis Tyrant Path" (Jill/Carlos Walkthrough). So much potential ALL IN ONE PACKAGE!
While 3make is a very good game. RE2 remake is nearing perfection. The game has a perfect amalgamation of both the old and the new. It’s clunky movements mirrored the “tank” controls of the originals. While dodging can be fun and useful it eventually serves to break the game by allowing for hoarding of ammo early on in order to breeze through mid to late game with your stacks and stacks of rounds. This makes for an easy play through in almost every difficulty level. In comparison RE2 remake allows for the skipping of zombies but always at the cost of either ammunition or valuable sub weapons. And if those tactics were used by the player, the trade off was that the return to those areas were always increased In difficulty. For example, ignoring zombies and lickers in “RPD 1” meant you saved time and ammunition, but when you return for “RPD 2” you would be contending with not only all the enemies you left before but also a few more plus Mr. X. This made players think more tactically and plan routes during their play through, tacitly eliminating enemies in RPD 1 to make subsequent trips easier. Also, though I do like 3make very much and it’s really replayable. I found the aforementioned qualities of RE2 remake made it even more replayable. Trying to come up with strategies that reduced your play time as much as possible in order to unlock infinite ammo weapons while denying access to them if you where going for another S+ play through. The point system is far too forgiving in 3make. Plus higher tier ranks are not exclusive to people completing it without “new game +” items. Whereas in RE2 remake you were only allowed to use the upgraded knife. If any other “infinite ammo weapons” were used the player would be restricted to an “A” rank at best. I feel like this feature serves the game VERY well as most classic games are largely unforgiving. Finally, I wanted to mention how I felt about the pacing. As someone whose played roughly 300+ hours of re2 remake (story mode alone) its my opinion that it’s absolutely perfect. Though I’ve only played about 15 hours of 3make I can see it won’t be as good. The way RE2 plays out is perfect because of the trade off of between ammo conservation and subduing the hoards of enemies. What I mean to say is, if you’re on you first couple play throughs you will likely be slaying everything you encounter. This is very fun and rewarding. You will constantly looking for more ammo and weapon upgrades to assist in your war against the undead. This will add to the tension of the game. If you are on your 100th playthrough you know what enemies need to die and what upgrades you will be worth getting. And in order to save time you’ll become a minimalist by nature. This will add a different tension of racing a clock along with a shortage of ammo. Leaving you a game that’s worth playing the 100th time as much as the very first time. But that’s just my opinion. I encourage you to play both games at least 15 times. They’re both fantastic!
I think that RE 2 is a bit better than RE 3, simply because it does not feel as short or rushed as RE 3 does. I do miss the dodge roll though. If they had that mechanic in RE 2 it would be near purfection for me. Mr X is PTSD inducing, and is one of the scariest things I had ever seen in a video game. I rather go up against a Deviljo in Monster Hunter 3 than go up against MR X again
RE3 remake was not meant to live up everything in the original, I am enjoying the play through but wish they added more playable areas to increase the playing time. Take RE4, it was a single campaign but expansive. As far as Nemesis' scripted moments, he is the main and only boss in the game, him chasing the player every single time would become repetitive and annoying and destroy his value as the game's lone boss. RE2 had William Birkin as the main boss, which is why T-103 was used more in a sub role to stalk the character continuously.
I just did my first less than 2 hours run (on assisted). And I have realized I love the action in the game. Every nemesis fight was great, but that was basically all of it when you are speeding through.. not really much puzzles or general fighting, other than when playing as Carlos. Now for a nightmare playthrough :)
TF you mean this wasnt to suppose to live up to the original? Remakes are supposed to take the original and expand upon them in the best way possible, and with new twists. If the devs went into this thinking "we know it wont live up to the original" then this should've never been made.
The only part about RE3 was when I was running from nemesis and I went into the gun shop and I could see nemesis just standing there at the window waiting for me.
and the quick time prompt is to reduce the time the zombie is on you..they deal more damage if you don't press it and it also gives time for other zombies to move up on you.
In RE3R, 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. If the streets for more opened up, having Nemesis patrol around would've been brilliant. Just like Mr.X patrolled the RPD. Even though Nemesis is a good enemy to fight against, he's too scripted and it ruined. Coupled with the fact that the 1st form Nemesis is quickly gotten rid of.
The RE3 remake was outsourced and rushed to be bundled with a crappy multiplayer game nobody ever asked for. It's a shame Capcom ended its good RE streak so quickly. RE3 deserved so much better. I have little hope for a decent Code Veronica remake or RE8 now.
I love the new RE3 remake but it certainly falls short of RE2 remakes greatness. One thing I have to hand to RE3 remake is I currently see alot of replay-ability. Unlocking all the shop and completing all the challenges and difficulties is fun.
Honestly jill's reaction to when nemesis shows up is more realistic to me than how Claire reacted to Mr. X. I don't know about you, but i find "are you shitting me" to be a more acceptable response as opposed to "jesus, stay back." I also think when Carlos is searching around RPD it would have been nice to have a run in with X (or at least some trace of x roaming the halls), but i don't know if the engine could have handled working in both tyrants.
They dropped Mr.X down sometime around when Leon and Claire arrived at the police station. Where he came from was vague in RE2R, so we just based on the original.
First of all they clair did not expect mr.x is actually a monster though physically he was giant but still looks like big man and nemesis doesnt look like not even close
Nick930 You can shoot them on the knees and they’ll fall down and start crawling just like in Resident Evil 2. I believe the lack of dismemberment with the knife is for gameplay purposes. It would probably be too easy if you can cut limbs off with a unbreakable knife you get from the beginning of the game. For Resident Evil 2, knives can break and you have to earn the unbreakable knife. You also can’t kill a licker to death so easily in Resident Evil 3 like you can in Resident Evil 2. Since there are way more zombies in Resident Evil 3, they would have to make them ‘less expensive’ and static. If there are still physics for all of those zombies, it may cause frame rate drops. Not all computers can handle that many character models in a single area without it dropping frames.
xKrayZee did you watch the video? He went over the argument that there are way more zombies in re3 and it’s false. The biggest gathering is around 4 or 5 aside from one section in the hospital
@@deusvult7903 Read my other comment in this video I posted yesterday; I had to explain further. Also, you have to keep in mind that Nemesis causes massive collateral damage around the environment. You do not see the same amount of destruction in Resident Evil 2 caused by Mr. X or William Birkin. Static objects and structures that are indestructible doesn't have the same budget in the game engine when compared to the level of destruction in Resident Evil 3. On Xbox One, I noticed that Resident Evil 2's frames per second has been dropping. And you also have to keep in mind that there are more enemy types with their own set of unique animations.
Despite all the negative review about this game, me personally think that RE3 remake is a great game. The original RE3 original i remembered when I was a kid, I played it in PS1, at a point i got so frustrated with this nemesis that I quit playing, I haven't really finish the game as it keep chasing the me without me really enjoying the game as well as those frustrated puzzle, not to mention the static camera really drives me insane. I enjoy playing first and third person camera such as resident evil Survivor, RE4&5 and etc as I can manually aim the zombie which part to shoot. Of course, different people have different taste. I am more on action type like Call of Duty, Battlefield. Which probably why I think this is a great game along with RE2 Remake.
I knew something felt off about the game after playing but I couldn't put my finger on exactly what it was, after watching this I now realise it's the corpse physics that aren't as crisp as re2 and now I just really with they could at least fix that :(
I find it funny how they attempted to ride off the success of RE2 Remake with RE3 Remake but utterly failed because they downgraded more than half of what made the original still verymuch a classic...
Looking back just reminds me how much fun I had with both of them. Thing about RE3 is you have to play it again with the buffs and you have to play Nightmare mode. It remixes things just enough to be interesting. Sadly most people blew through it once and labeled it inferior to RE2. Both are great games IMO.
The quicktime escape mode in RE3 was added so you actually have a chance of escaping death from a zombie, but you will take damage no matter what. I guess they changed it to make it more challenging as there are less zombies and it's a much shorter game, but yeah, it did confuse me at first too.
I disagree that nemesis is a downgrade from mr x because the reason that mr x could be always around the police station was because he is slow and quite easy to knock down while nemesis is much faster and more dangerous meaning which means that if he was walking around randomly, it would be hell, whereas they used him for surprise moments that you are able to survive.
Agreed, im almost certain they tested this and made him scripted because he's so game breakingly OP, esp. around hordes. Tentacle into zombie grab over and over again would make this game hell not to mention his speed.... wish they added it for the YT playthroughs though lmao
Yes i agree, Nemesis is better be Scripted, because if Nemesis is cut loose and free like Mr X, Nemesis will outrun us in any environment. It's better if we're can make a Nightmare difficulty where'as Nemesis will be cut loose and Wandering around on almost an entire map like Mr X, if we chose Nightmare difficulty, then it will be give a Nightmare difficulty a new "Meaning" to be played.
Weird thing is, REmake3 Nemesis became what Mr. X was in the original RE2 and REmake2 Mr. X became what Nemesis was in the original RE3. In RE2, Mr. X only appeared in scripted parts in the original RE2 and although Nemesis was the same in the original RE3 but in that game, Nemesis feels more active and "free" than Mr. X in the OG RE2.
My only complaint with resident evil 2 is the soundtrack. In resident evil 3 they used the original sound track remade, but in 2 they used mostly ambient noises
Hey guys - hope everyone is staying safe! I for one and going to sit back and replay this game about 4 more times!
Some quick corrections -
-Limbs can technically be severed still, but ONLY while the zombies are still walking around. Their arms/legs sometimes breakaway and instantly disappear now. Previously, you could break pieces of their body away all the time, and each limb had its own physics associated with it. This has been removed - likely to improve performance.
-As someone pointed out - the "gridlike" appearance of shadows that I mention is called dithering and is used to help improve performance. Still doesn't change the fact that it's more noticable now in RE3 and there's still no option to bypass this with more powerful hardware
-the palehead I showed was also used in an RE2 DLC, but there are new standard zombie models (maybe one or two - hard to tell)
-One of the titles overlaps at some point in this video (5:57)... was afraid I'd miss one, the footage all looks identical so it's hard to catch
Some of the "new" zombie models are still pretty much the same, just a different hair color or just a different shirt. That is definitely 1 thing I do wish the different developer team would have done is given different models or just some but I guess it makes sense since they made the games at the same tim to use the same Assets and models. Assets are re used even from re7 which again, makes sense because re2r was in production already. Just a nitpick of mine but nothing game ruining.
Nick930? Can you make a direct comparison 2 Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 remastered vs. Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
I think the pixelated hair/"gridlike" artifacts can be at least somewhat alleviated by bumping up the resolution, but I could be wrong.
@@TRG_R17 Already in progress
Nick930 hey bro are you guy from Jarrods tech channel
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Re3 is an action game...re2 is a survival horror. Everyone was so excited about the nemesis after dealing with mr x, it's a shame he felt short of expectations. Anyone that played re 2 spent at least a couple minutes in a save room trying to decipher where those foot steps were coming from lol.
that's true, RE2 is way scarier !
@@Dagnar3142 i know but,a lot of fans don't consider RE7 as a R.E. game,noir part of the lore.
Jack Wenrich You are right re 7 is more scarier becuase you know where mr x is by his footsteps but you don’t where would the bakers will appear from
Dominic dominic then how mr x scary?
Thats true my friend
Claire: *shoots mr. X’s hat off*
Mr.X: alright now I’m pissed
Hahaha that's probably one of the reasons why he was after them😂😂😂
that was a 100 Dollar Custom Made Hat.
It was just an ordinary mission for Mr. X, but the moment his fabulous hat gets shot off it became personal.
leon talking to claire: OOOOH so that's why his hat is off
This is why i never shoot off his hat. I don't want X to give it to me.
The first I played, nemesis scared me shitless but once I knew where he was coming he wasnt scary whereas mr x still terrifying me because he’s actively looking for you
try playin on inferno lmao
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@@os_oz been there done that. Last form was hell though
@@os_oz You didn’t need to go on hard mode to make Mr X terrifying tho
@@os_oz how bad is inferno
The new zombie model you showed off wasn’t actually a new model but was introduced in RE2 as part of the Ghost Survivor dlc.
Good catch. Was sorting through lots of footage trying to find examples of new zombies and couldn't recall seeing the paleheads in RE2 - but that's right, they did premiere in that Ghost Survivor DLC. Threw me off because I'm used to them being a new enemy in that Dead Factory area in RE3. That being said - my point still is valid, there are a few new zombie models in RE3 - just not that particular one.
Yea those are the pale heads from the mayor's daughter scenario in re2
Nick930 actually YOUR POINT DOESNT STAND! Zombie models are all the same as Remake 2. The only think you might see different is a different skin color for the skinny chick zombie but the models are all the same. However your POINT WOULD STAND IF you’re criticizing NEW ENEMIES. Since aside from Nemi we got Hunters Alpha, gamma and the spider looking-Deimo-something guys. However their appearance should be expected since we got them on OG Remake 3. The only surprise compared to OG Re3 is Lickers Sporting since they didn’t show in RPD on OG Re3
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Xpl0s1veT0ast they are also sorta used in re7 but with a different model
I had a feeling this would happen when they announced the game only a year after RE 2 Remake.
This game needed AT LEAST another half a year in the oven before being shipped out.
No bro the game looks and play fine it was ready that's why capcom shipped it, if there will be any problem with the game they will delay it, atleast capcom is not EA
2 to 3 years, that's the minimum amount of time necessary to make a good AAA game
The game is great, only real negative is its length. Its a more action focused title which is a turn off for some ppl but I enjoyed the game a lot, not mentioned in the video but the boss battles are great compared to the meh RE2 bosses. I just wished they took the time they worked in the multiplayer game and put that i to RE3 length cause Resistance is garbage imo
It needed at least another year. And they left out a clocktower. Cmon
Gabriel Cosmo they made this game in 2-3 years, at the same time with RE2 remake. They had the time.
I was trying to shoot off the limbs of zombies after killing them, that's when I noticed the disappointment.
Zyndall Media I think the zombies with parasites attached to their heads lose their limbs really easily tho for some reason
re3 remake became an overrated game, so much high expectations
@@thomassantos822 The story for what there was was decent, but the Nemesis moments... Capcom, you can do better. Hopefully they take their time with the rumored Resident Evil 4 remake.
Zyndall Media yeah it felt like Nemesis’s attack were so slow his transformation was really weak. I had a much harder time dealing with Mr X throughout the whole game on the remake, Mr X was much scarier too. The intensity i had in the original re3 and re2 remake just wasnt there for re3 remake
Zyndall Media they did take their time and they did really good :/
I'm enjoying RE3 but at the same time I feel a bit disappointed with the fact that they cut the clock tower and toned down the rag doll physics and gore from RE2 :/
fapnawb i mean i get the rag doll physics and gore but I don't think anyone really noticed about the clock tower till someone mentions it
@@cheesecakebeast5052 I played the original ages ago and as small of a portion as the clocktower was, this game desperately needed more content. So every little bit would have been nice.
But I get what you mean.
The original had spiders in the clock tower too, another thing they were afraid to add. The drain demos also were downgraded to small shitty bugs but in the original they were around 6ft and could walk fast and grab you, also they were in the city too.
Need a RE3 Director Cut
I wish they would of kept defense weapons those were one of the best parts of the remake
I feel RE3 was rushed. In some points so many things have downgraded for no reason. They ignored so many missions form the OG which is a dissapointment
They’re probably gonna add the skipped missions as dlc’s
OG?
@@Yusukeleon I mean the Original
I played both Re2 remake and Re3 remake now and i can say i enjoy more Re3 remake now i dont know why .
@@MrOiram46 If they end up doing that - that's a huge slap in the face to fans. Charging players for the rest of the content that was all packaged together back in 1999? They should at least confirm their plans ahead of time if they're going to go that route.
Kinda funny how they upgraded Mr. X in the remake and downgraded Nemesis in the remake.
Cryptic2000 crazy how life works lol
Probably because he'd be unstoppable lol
Try and fight final Nemesis on inferno mode without dying
@@darknid158 you see, Mr X didn't need to be played on Hardcore to be an enjoyable pursuer. Nemesis is barely in the game.
@@darknid158 oh yeah, I'm weeping.
Enjoyed both games, but RE3 was simply too short for $60. RE3 seemed much easier as well.
RE3 is about 5 times as difficult as RE2
Re2 was also really short tbh
Lev hell no tf
@@andrewnunnes Each campaign was about 1 hour 30 minutes so add all scenarios your only getting about 5-6 hours... roughly the same as re3 remake
Try Hardcore or any difficulty above it ;) it makes the campaign longer and its way more challenging and its more like survival horror
RE2: Took me a week to complete
RE3: Took me a day to complete
Tenpenny I thought you were dead.
A week? Lol.
@@SeventhheavenDK I mean it only took me a night to complete my second run...
@@SeventhheavenDK the puzzles took me like days.
@@aaryan3004 Dude if that game's puzzles took you days i can't imagine how you'll fare in Code Veronica or RE0 lol.
Deep down in the heart, we all know that Mr.X is way more handsome than Nemesis.
AMGO Plus cap. nemesis keeps those teeth picture perfect
In that case, nemesis is more terrifying than mr x that’s just me
Ngl I thought Mr.X's hat and coat looked clean as hell 😂
Good point!
He looks like Dolph Lundgren xD
*I liked both games but holy God was RE2 so much better.*
What do you mean by second, RE2 or RE3, because RE3 was second to be made and RE2 has a 2 in it. (He edited the comment to say RE2 im not a dunce)
I have my biases because RE2 was my first
@@serratedstallion6706 I meant second as in RE2
@@HuffDaddyYT k
RE3 has more replay value for me. I was wowed by RE2 more at first, but once I'd finished it, I couldn't finish it a 2nd time as found it boring. Whereas RE3's action focus kept it more interesting. RE2 is the better made game, but 3 gives better quick bursts of fun IMO.
Nemesis wasnt even scary in the final game, he was just frustrating. not to mention that 90% of the game his appearances are cutscenes or bossfights
Yeah he was even far more aggressive in the psone game, they give the illusion of aggressiveness here with the roar and leap. In the psone version if he knocked you down he picks you up and stays on you.
I loved his first form and his overall design in the remake much more than the OG.....and I wished they kept him humanoid during his later transformations. I was kinda underwhelmed when they made him more beastial...and animalistic...kinda took away the fear factor. I understand it was mainly to show the aspect of his sporaddic and unstable mutations that had been 'unleashed' as you damaged him significantly. But still if only they kept his humanoid form intact.
On par with Mister X on the remake Mr.X was scarier in the terms of being stalked...and tension. The footsteps. The goddamn music. He was like the Jason/Myers of RE. Which made him scary. As for the Nemesis...he's scarier in the terms of fight or flight reaction and the sheer thrill of adrenaline of the fright to run away. In short it's the stress reaction of fight or flight. Despite him being hellbent more relentless and aggressive. and much more dangerous. I liked him in the PSone game too....and I liked his design (1st form) only in the the Remake. If only they had kept him more humanoid albeit with the mutations. In the PsOne...Nemesis 2nd form was good. They kept his overall human shape with the mutations of more tentacles. Here in the Remake he's more animalistic...and beastial...which kinda underwhelms it.
AL Lusive I actually thought his beastial form was sweet when I first saw it in the trailer, because of how big of a mutation it was. But he changed into it way too quick, the complete lack of humanoid nemesis AI stalking the player like With Mr X is what broke the game for me
Real American Negro the original looks like it would still be scary if I could play it on Xbox one
Very ironic that OG Mr.X and OG Nemesis have now reversed roles.
Facts 🤣
I don't think so, I played all of them and still, nemesis stays on top
@@TVV_GeorgeYT-ib4vv I'm not talking about who's stronger
@@Mugen123456789 well you didn't say anything specific tho
TVV_ George YT well everybody else still seems to know what he means so maybe it’s just that you’re a little behind
For a game that’s defined by Nemesis, it sure is disappointing to see that Nemesis is under-utilised in the remake.
Are you sure?
Yeh, I prefer his first form tbh. After that he kinda becomes a generic animal (like you could replace him with any other creature in the franchise at that point and the behaviour would be exactly the same) as opposed to a zombie tyrant capable of cognitive thought processes like using weaponry.
@@krauser18x lmao did you decide to just not watch the video. There's literal proof above you
I felt that.
I was so ready to be running around the streets of raccoon city while being hunted by nemesis only for him to be scripted :(
The original RE 3 was scripted too.
@@arsalansyed123 and? So was the original re2 but they changed that
@@conorkiddell9245 I'm not talking about RE2 here. Just saying that Nemesis was scripted in original RE 3 as well. It's nothing new to what Littlecheeseit is complaining about.
@@MaggotAddict21 what do you mean by "your point"? she is complaining about Nemesis being scripted but doesn't know that he was scripted in original as well. That's all I'm saying, don't try to twist my words.
@@conorkiddell9245 Also in RE 2 remake, Mr X felt unscripted in R.P.D only and RE 3 remake doesn't stay in one place for too long otherwise Nemesis would have been unscripted as well.
i just realized that in RE3, there's no more character reactions or swearing when everytime they're having an encounter, just like in RE2.
Mr.X: *Compleatly misses Leon and walks the other way*
Leon: WHAT THE!?!?
Mr.X: Oh there you are
Not entirely true. Jill and Carlos make comments about enemies' weakness "You don't like fire, do you?" "Aim for the head, got it" but they aren't to the same degree as RE2.
@@naraku2099 I know. But what I'm saying is the comments Leon and Claire make when they're aiming at zombies. I'm sure you know that. Like "what the?" "Jesus!" etc.
@@jakeskyline11 It was both of their first time seeing zombies and such, though. Jill had already survived the mansion incident, so they weren't anything new or surprising to her.
It just annoyed me that they had Jill (or Claire for the matter) cursing so much. I care less of the cursing. But when they force that crap on a personality you know isn't like that. Imo kills the character you grew up knowing. So it kinda made not care so much of the new Jill or Claire.
Don't get why Capcom downgraded RE3, it looks so rushed.
Trust me mate you'll be disappointed if you are a true fan. I'm only glad I didn't pay for it
It definitely doesn’t look rushed, but I‘m disappointed in the downgraded zombie destruction.
It was weird when people wanted human dismemberment in Jedi Fallen Order, but in this game it’s to be expected, and definitely shouldn’t be downgraded.
*EDIT:* For people talking about the game feeling rushed, I disagree. RE2 only feels longer because it had 3 other nearly identical runs to pass the time.
Both games were supposed to be on one disk but they got greedy and decided to sell it a part , I really wished if they took the same amount of time with RE2, I heard a Rumor that they already working on RE4 remake.
@@monteraid Jedi fallen order too?
@@monteraid so they ARE rushing it then...
My only disappointment was Nemesis not stalking the player like Mr X did.
Kampy187 I did and that’s why I was expecting Nemesis to stalk the player
@@frankcastle8363 If Nemesis is always Stalk us on any Environments like Mr X did, it will be a hell for us, because he will *Outrun us* in any minutes. It's a diffrent case for Mr X, because we can Outrun him and use many advantages like his walking sound and everything. So don't think its wise to put Nemesis cut loose and freeroaming the entire map where he could outrun us any moment because of his speed and his Tentacle, well my idea is if Capcom make a Nightmare difficulty where Nemesis has a Mr X pattern like RE2 then it will be give us a new pressure and gives a Nightmare difficulty a new *"meaning"*
It was stalking Jill
Yep. At first, I was thinking that Nemesis would leap to many rooftops of buildings just to search for Jill but Nemesis doesn't stalk and was scripted to show up or vanish on certain parts of the map, which disappoints me further.
@Robert Phillips now that you put it that way, I can only imagine being a building with Nemesis anywhere, stalking you. He'd just knock off the walls and get you. On the contrary mr. X chasing us throughout a city wouldn't even be nearly as terrifying as nemesis doing the same.
I feel like it's silly to say Nemesis's AI was a "downgrade" when clearly he wasn't supposed to play like Mr. X at all. I fully agree he should have been used more, especially in a larger map, but it wouldn't make sense for him to patrol from the ground. Unlike X, Nemesis's specialty is ambush. This is perfectly exemplified in how he constantly usurps Jill, dropping down walls, leaping in front of her, etc. I wouldn't trade those mechanics whatsoever, as they really set him apart as a relentless stalker, adapting immediately to the player's fight or flight depending on which direction the camera was facing. It's all those little tricks up his sleeve that put him a cut above X's comparatively simple patrol logic-lassoing Jill the moment she tries to run through a door, smashing her head against a brick wall, stunning her with a deep roar…
What he needed was some sort of alert mechanic, like a noise meter. Make too much of a ruckus with your gun or explosives while clearing zombies, and he would eventually be drawn to your location. Maybe he'd even give a roar as warning, before dropping down and initiating a momentary patrol of the area similarly to X. That way, the player would at least feel the anxiety of not knowing whether they should engage zombies or leave them be so as not to attract the bipedal steam locomotive.
After all, X was merely tasked with killing any and all witnesses inside or around the police station; Nemesis has to search an entire city just to find one target. He's not gonna waste time waltzing back and forth through the streets when he could simply listen out from the rooftops.
I for one appreciate the well thought out comparison. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
That noise mechanic and roar warning actually sounds really cool. You are shooting zombies making your way through and you hear a "STARRRRRRRRSSSS" in the distance thinking to yourself: "I just fucked up". They should have used the free chasing Nemesis waaaaay more in the remake, for me, the Power Station - Subway path was the scariest part of the game. They turned Nemesis into stage 2 too early in my opinion.
@@ignaciocarda6004 I agree. It's a shame that first chase is so short, because Nemesis's combat abilities are super impressive if you stick around. Stuff like if you're standing near a wall, he can grab Jill and slam her head against it, or sometimes he'll grab her and spin her around before elbowing her in the face. Hell, he can even walk into the garage safe room if you try to backtrack from the main street. If only the whole game had that element of surprise...
Mmmmm, the alert mechanic you talk about sounds so cool, that now I feel do disappointed it is not in the game.
So which is a better game in your opinion? I’m not sure which one I should buy as I haven’t played either before
When I first saw Mr. X it was terrifying.
This. Sure after a while you figure out how he works and he is less scary but even then there are some surprising moments.
Nemesis basicly just boiled down to a jumpscare that blocks your way for a bit and is more of a bother than something than anything else.
When i first saw nemesis i rolled my eyes
Both x and nemesis where never scare. They where just annoying.
Okay, story time. When I first saw Mr. X, I was about to take a bathroom break.
I didn't need to use the bathroom anymore after I saw him.
It's obvious that RE3make's development team failed to deliver what RE2make's team did almost exceptionally. CAPCOM should be aware of that.
I heard that the RE4 remake is being made by the RE3 team... So I'm already worried.
@@Vidzette Nah I believe the team that made re2 remake (r1 in japan) is creating it when they're done resident evil village. The leaked schedule showed re4 remake would be releasing in 2024 so that's enough time for the Japanese team to create it.
@@ahwoolay i hope r4’s remake is as good or better then the original
@@Thecleetus With everything these remakes cut, i highly doubt a remake of 4 will be better than the original.
and they should bring Shinji Mikami back for the remake of resident evil 4 if they are remaking.
They could have delayed a year and spent more time for the campaign
But nope, after Operation Raccoon City, RE6 and Umbrella Corps, they still try to inject multiplayer into RE
@Althane Frostbane true
Multiplayer was outsourced to a different company. They only tacked it on to make the purchase feel more worthwhile. If it wasn’t there, you’d just get the same exact game without multiplayer. But they still should’ve delayed it
Exactly.
The problem for me is not that RE3R had not enough time. Is that Capcom moved the assets to make this weird multiplayer campaign that makes you wait for fifteen minutes until you find a room to play ¬¬
Yekkusu Sekai Seiken but that isn’t the issue, read my comment above
@Althane Frostbane Amen
I feel disappointed in this sequel from the downgraded gore and rag doll physics.
Thunder Life Yeah
The ragdoll physics did add a lot pf realism and modern feel to re 2. Disappointed too that this was tamed down.
The big problem is that is was basicly developed alongside RE2R by the time RE2R was out it was in development for around 2 years. But that's also the big problem, RE2R clearly had either a more talented team or vision or both.
They should have waited for RE2Rs release and only then actually start development on RE3R to improve on it.
Welcome to the definition of Remake
Yashvin Tackoory Yeah, I was really impressed with re2s physics/ragdoll systrm
Re 2 is a much better game. Sadly,they rush resident evil 3 Nemesis. They had to wait at least a year more of development until realising the game. I'm gonna to wait to buy it.
Franco Burgos Not only that but they were also making resistance which took away from having mercenaries mode.
@Chairman Jao Bai Den no xD
@Coolerthan Afrieza bro I just want re 6
@Coolerthan Afrieza I mean code Veronica remake
Was because pandemic think could of been way better if they took 2 years make
Honestly, you’re one of the best when it comes to comparison vids. Very detailed. Keep it up and thank you!
Even if re3 may not be as good as re2, doesn't mean it wasn't a good game, yes I wanted more from 3 but I still enjoyed it regardless
you are absolutely right although i was disapointed that park and clocktower was excluded,i still enjoyed every minute of this new game even so. and the graphics are AMAZING !
I agree. People expected a little too much. Capcom already told people the game wasnt going to be as long as re2
@@hitfromcs IKR !
Everything are good In this game except the storyline is just too damn short
@@fax7451 this game was made for kids and teenagers mostly. Even the infinte ammo weapons are easy to ulnlock. Darn it !
I haven't played re3 remake yet, but at the moment I'm playing re2 remake and all I can say is that the fact that a huge guy with a hat roams around and tries to find you is freaking terrifying. Also the fact that you never know from which direction he is coming makes me very anxious. When I first incountered mr. X I knew that bullets would do nothing to him and that the only thing I can do is run for my life and use flash grenades to blind him and get past him (because he has a huge hit box and at corridors the only way to escape is to blind him). I am really enjoying the game and I can say that it is undoubtedly one of the best survival horror games I have ever played.
Stai Chris when i first played re2 back in the day i never encountered Mr.X didnt know about him till a friend told me. Edit: now hes all anyone talks about.
@@Sickles197 he is scarier than nemesis imo
Few shots to the head will temporarily stun him
@@ArcherDrake287 For me it isn't the best way to get away. It is a waste of bullets and he will start chasing you after a while. The best way is to use stun grenades imo.
I’m in Australia and RE2 was rated R18+ and RE3 was rated MA15+. I was extremely shocked when I saw the age rating
Not surprised if I'm honest considering the gore was toned down
So it's explained. They wanted more people buying so they toned down the gore.
@@advmx3
They also toned down their review score by doing this. xD
Capcom were on such a good streak with RE7 in 2017 and then RE2 remake and DMC5 in 2019 (although I didn't quite like the idea of DMC5 ret-conning things and trying to cut out Dante, but that's just the producer being a donkey,) I thought Capcom finally got their act together after the trash we know as RE6, but apparently it was only a short-lived moment and here we are, they're going downhill again.
I guess this is typical Capcom, up, down, up, down...
They rushed the third one and we all know it
The Shadow of its about the length it was short to begin with. If it’s about some of the cut content, understandable
The Shadow i still love it tho but yeah it’s a downgrade
The Shadow it is development since end 2016
Guess what , they are already working on RE4 remake with the same laziness
@@monteraid yeah, and different development team probably not the main studio/team
The fact that nemesis can run is actually even scarier 😂
Ikr! when I playing RE3 Remake I was running from Nemesis. I thought I was fine because I thought he would just walk like Mr X, I look behind me and I see him charging at me like a football star and I had a heat attack
RE3 Mainly just seems to be less smart, and more like a traditional action game than 2.
Yeah, I hate when my video games feel like video games.
He edited his comment. He originally said a video game felt "gamey."
I feel the opposite - well.. partially. RE3 does absolutely feel less "Smart," but it also feels more like a "Movie" and less like a game. You're never really exploring the city.. you're just running back and forth completing a single string of door unlocks.
RE2 had several different doors - some optional, some required to progress further. It felt more expansive despite being inside one building.
@ManThatKnows uh. Excuse me but who the heck are you speaking for cause you are not speaking for me.
Doom eternal is a video gamey ass video game and it is perfect.
Re2 Is more like Survivor horror
Re3 is like action shooter horror
@ManThatKnows Wait, what did you just say?
The reason that the construction site is not seen in Resident Evil 2 (7:16 time) is probably because it already burnt down. Remember that RE 2 took place after Jill was infected by Nemesis (after the boss fight in the Big clock area).
Meaning, the sequence would be:
RE 3 first half (before Jill was infected), then RE 2, then the second half of RE 3 (Jill has woken up at the hospital).
The clock tower in Re2 was the scariest for me. I didn't know if he could hear what was happening or if he could enter the room so I freaked out whenever I heard his footsteps get closer.
haha yes or after the bomb ;D
its funny because the clock tower is considered a safe room and no enemy can go there.
The only scary part about nemisis is when he starts to run at you. I can feel my whole body with ants in them I JUMP SO HARD BREATHING HEAVY
I think it's part of the mechanism of what a game should be like
In actuality, its supposed to be this way
I'm not a game designer in anyway but, couldn't they just reuse the gore coding from RE2?
The gore of RE2 required bodies to not despawn. In RE3, because there are many more zombies, having zombie bodies despawn would be necessary so the game runs well.
A little late, but the RE engine wasn't really optimized to have so many things on screen at once. Which is why zombies in the background move at like 15 FPS and why they no longer lose limbs and why they even explode and disintegrate later on
Having a massive enviorment full of zombies and deead bodies simply put a lot of strain on the engine and due to how rushed the game was, they clearly didn't have time to come up with a good workaround
@@lukeprimo4672 not true, re2 has just as many zombies as 3, did u not play re2 dlc? When u play hulk, so many more zombies than 3.
@@Fion330 especially in the police parking garage
@@Fion330 that’s a lie😂😂
It makes sense for Jill to have the ability to dodge, shes a seasoning cop, well part of a special force so she would have the extra skills
What kind of seasoning is she? :o
I’m not a seasoning cop and I can dodge
Bruh what? Dodging is defense. What are you talking about 😂
@@FreneticPotato the extra Thicc and juicy one
Leon and Claire should be able to dodge too, this is nonsense
Look how they massacred my boy Nemesis :(
Nice godfather reference👍😂
eMax how is he massacred? He’s still just as terrifying as he’s always been
lol word
I told my friends the new Nemesis sucks lol and boy they did agree
Nemesis or Dogmesis? XD
I hope yall remember that time when Mr X appeared behind you when you finally managed to open that garage door. I jumped from my damn chair.. lol
Terrifying and amazing at the same time
X gon give it to ya
I hope you remember when mr. X broke through the press room wall (chance encounter, only happens if he knows ur around that area)
@@fire-typhoon123 apparently the trigger for that event is by turning on the lights in the press room and not have him too close to your location when you leave the heart/clover room near it. he will then teleport to the press room and break the wall once you walk near it. its actually good for you to trigger it as it opens a big shortcut if you want to backtrack for anything you missed.
5:04 dude I just jumped out of my F ing chair
@Nitty Gritty yup, I had my volume up and I was listening well too so it freaked me out
To me just the fact that the physics has been removed is a deal-breaker.
exacly, Jill Valentine falling off high platforms and when she hits the ground she is ok. Seriously ?
@umbrella corporation ok, thank you for letting me know.
@Thunder Life I noticed it even without trying when playing the demo. I played the demo immediately after it was released so I didn't even know the gore and physics was downgraded. But it was obvious after shooting the first zombie.
@@buckethead9549 🙊
@Thunder Life It doesn't necessarily make the game bad, but it adds so much dynamism to the scenes, plus it was already there in RE2 so seeing it taken away makes it worse.
Thank you for this, you really have made this quarantine so much better, i apreciate your hard work
I noticed that the zombies don’t react to bullet impact as much as they did in 2, I really wish they would’ve just waited a bit and released 2 & 3 as one game with three campaigns, Claire, Leon, Jill/Carlos, telling the entire Raccoon City story in one big game (that would still be finished by most players in under 5 hours).
That is not how companies work , dude
@@krauser18x yea but not capcom
lmaooo if only corporate greed didnt exist lol... their gonna milk the hell out of these remakes... I expect code veronica to be out by late 2021... RE4 by 2022-23
Capcom isn’t gonna miss the opportunity to copy and paste games to make extra money. I mean just look at all the damn re4 versions out there.
You wanna turn this to RE 6?!
Really enjoy you’re vids , low key it’s the sound of your soothing voice ...
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Jacqueline Ess don’t
Yes! This is the comparison i wanted to see for RE3
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Mr x is my favourite out of him and nemesis,he was way harder to deal with and he appeared more often,but most importantly,he had the best sense of style
True, you can't beat that fedora xD
I wish we could re-enable the ragdoll and gore physics that were toned down, at least on PC. The game already runs fantastic on my setup, I don't see why they couldn't re-enable it as an "ultra" graphics option, if they truly believe it's that demanding of a setting.
I mean, come on, have we all forgotten about future-proofing games? PS5 and XSX are coming out this holiday, give it to us PC players, then re-enable that feature on the new consoles if these ones can't handle it yet.
Maybe there's a mod coming up ?
@@bigsadge
Let's hope
Well is the same engine and...
There were way more zombies in resident evil 2 remake so I dont understand why they could use it in 2 and not 3
Maybe it wasn't implemented. RE3R was made by another team while RE2R was being developed. Just a year after actually. So, maybe when they developed and implemented GORE and ragdoll, the RE3Team thought it would be way too much of a work, or maybe they put that as a priority that was cut out to add more things? I don't know. For now, let's enjoy the game for what it is, because I do think it's fun as hell.
Resident evil 3 is a good game on its own. Don’t expect it to be exactly like the original, or re2 remake.
@Guile Solomon I played both 2 religiously and 3 a lot since release. In my opinion 2 is a better game overall. But 3 is not a bad game by any means, just not as good.
Gabriel da Silveira Kath exactly
Guile Solomon no, it all depends on what you like more survival horror, or survival action. Re3 is more on the survival action side. Where as re2 is more a survival horror game.
Re3 is more of a survival action type game, where as re2 is a survival horror game. It just depends on which you like more. For example I like the action survival type, but I also like the survival horror. So in my opinion re3 is just as good as re2. Love both games though.
@@denariousNickGee Agree, but one thing is certain, both RE2 remake and RE3 remake aren't better than the original PS1 titles, and I'm not saying this nostalgically since I played them recently as well. They just straight up have more content which is embarrassing for Capcom since they are 2 decades old by now.
Re3 remake racoon city was literally so small. We basically played the full section in the demo.
I mean what did you expect, a free roam? It’s Resident Evil man, not GTA. It’s never been like that, and never will.
Plankton Yeah, it did. But RE games have always been limited as to how far you can go, you have always been isolated to a ranged area of where you could go. The OP makes it seem like RE was a free roam.
Miami Brando RE3 is small asf, smaller than Nemesis' bent nose
ArcherDrake287 It’s smaller than the others sure, but I don’t think it really matters much. These games aren’t supposed to have huge maps and loads of freedom.
ArcherDrake287 that was a great failed attempt to roast nemesis. Re2 was small has hell, so is re3. ITS FUCKING RESIDENT EVIL.
DMC 5 was made w/ RE Engine and it has none of the issues showcased here... The shadows and reflections look close to pristine in DMC5 IMHO.
Theres a few features that turn off outside of cutscenes.
I think it's mainly because DMC 5 was made by a whole other team who had way more time to develop, and RE3 was definitely rushed on certain aspects, not just the campaign but also technically.
@@bigbaddymike3101 Agreed, but my point is that the issue doesn't seem to be inherent to the engine as Nick had mentioned as a possibility.
I actually think they downgraded the physics just for the sake of nemesis. If you keep shooting zombies and they stumble towards you, you would get fucked by a running nemesis in no time.
The game does not look rushed, but it is short. Heck, the OG RE3 is short, ifnyou did not bother to go back track everything and shiz. I just miss the choices they did back in the original.
They missed a lot of opportunities with re3 remake
Finally a RE3 remake criticism comment I agree with. I love both RE3 OG & Remake, but they’re both too short. I beat the original the first in 5hrs, the remake in 6 hrs. Nemesis is also scripted in both too. He doesn’t appear that often when in non-boss fights in both
@SHEHARYAR KHAN I think they just got lazy and expected people to buy it anyways. The game was almost guaranteed to use assets from the 2 previous games regardless
The original re3 is still longer
@@jacobneumann5021 No it's not
RE3 seriously just feels like DLC for RE2 (an actual fully feel of a game).
The footsteps in RE2's police station hallway have more bass as if the floors are hollow (which I prefer) but RE3 sounds more realistically like walking on a marble floor. A small change I've noticed, but since footsteps are one of the main consistent noises in the game, it does make a minor difference to point out.
I'm copying and pasting my reply from somebody else's comment. I'll even add further explanations.
You can shoot them on the knees and they’ll fall down and start crawling just like in Resident Evil 2. I believe the lack of dismemberment with the knife is for gameplay purposes. It would probably be too easy if you can cut limbs off with a unbreakable knife you get from the beginning of the game. For Resident Evil 2, knives can break and you have to earn the unbreakable knife. With the knife, you can’t kill a licker to death so easily in Resident Evil 3 like you can in Resident Evil 2. Since there are way more zombies in Resident Evil 3, they would have to make them ‘less expensive’ and static. If there are physics for all of those zombies, it may cause frame rate drops. Not all computers can handle that many character models in a single area without it dropping frames.
When I played on Xbox One, I do notice some frame rate drops that occur during gameplay for Resident Evil 2. If we rewind back to 2008 where Valve made Left 4 Dead, they made this explanation about the zombie's eyes pretty clear in developer commentary:
"We wanted to express this rage in their faces as well, so we found efficient ways for each member of the horde to make intense facial expressions. We chose to make their eyes a solid milky white, partially because it looks creepy and disturbing, but also because it's much less expensive than drawing and controlling separate eyeballs for each Infected."
Plus since there are a lot of zombies in Left 4 Dead, we see dead zombies vanish rather quickly in order to accommodate for respawning zombies.
If you design maps for games such as Far Cry 5, you'll notice that destructible objects or those that animate are far more expensive than those that are simply static, basic and is indestructible.
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Overall this game is good 9/10 they missed a few map areas from the original but eh. But so far it's definitely worth it. 😂 Just wish they would show Hunk again lol
I appreciate people like you and those who replied who actually value the game for what it is... some wanna be hard core fans or stubborn assholes think that only cause of one or two features, the game is completely flawed. Im let down by the gaming community but I’ve been here for over 18 years. Really doesn’t surprise me that pissy bitchy brats still exist... just hurts me to keep thinking people like them exist.
@@patriciohernandez977 The game is trash, what you guys are talking about?
The game is fine. The RE community is doing what it does best... complain and hold up a prior game to godlike standards. Sure it lacks in some aspects but so did RE2 but everyone forgave that game. I'm more interested in a new numbered title instead of all these remakes.. what's next? RE0 remake?.
I feel like re2 does a much better job at being a horror and exploring game where you solve things yourself while fearing Mr X, while re3 ends up being much more of a linear story-heavy game where you're just meant to fight something at the moment it comes. I still believe it works well, it's just a very different concept than before.
I feel that the shotgun damage got nerfed. In Re2 when I shoot a zombie with a maxed out shotgun in the legs the zombie falls in an instant. In Re3 it takes a couple shots to turn a zombie into a crawler with the shotgun. It could be that zombies are faster in Re3 so it’s harder to aim at core parts of the body, but overall great game and had fun with my first play through. I do feel though that Re2 had a better soundtrack.
I miss the clocktower and the park, but I still love this game :D
Both of these games are beautifully made!!! And the sound design on both is just incredible!!!!
The Clock Tower is going to be the main stage for the DLC with Barry.
GhostFace I hope so
Barry should show up
How do you know?
We know he was there during the incident due to the original game's alternate ending, however there is a possibility they may retcon this.
Sorry man, Capcom said that RE3 is a finished proyecto and they arent developing any kind of DLC.
I regret so bad buying this game
Both looks amazing.
Yeah they do. But RE 2 looks better imo
@@kamronlynch Re2 is a perfect game.
Abe Wan re 2 better
But number 3 is a very short linear game. Truly awful
@@chadbrick67 RE 2 was short and linear to.
I think Capcom should have done a "Resident Evil Raccoon City remake" that included 2 and 3 together, rather than selling both games separately.
they are selling that right now on steam for 23.99🤣
5:13
Kermit The Frog?
Devin Isaacson He’s talking about the voice
I think CAPCOM released the game far too early before it's finished
No, it is finished. There's not a single cutscene that looks "Hey this shoudn't look like this" or "Hey, this cutscene is missing sometihng".
The game is in development for the same time as RE2R, it started a year after and relead a year after.
It's just way too soon to release another remake using the same engine, so close to RE2R. Of course people would get angry. RE3 OG wasn't as good as RE2OG after all. Its just the same thing happening again.
I myself love this game. It's fucking amazing and I'm glad I got it. And I'm a hardcore fan of the original.
People just, expect too much and think too much of their IDEAL game, and forget that a game is made by real people, who get paid and work a lot sometimes even overtime to finish it.
And I'm reading people saying the game should cost 20$? For the same time of development as RE2R? I don't think so.
Yekkusu Sekai Seiken thats exactly my thoughts. Though it is true there was cut content the game itself never felt rushed or unfinished bc everything looks good and runs good. (besides the low fps zombies from a distance)
@@advmx3 I agree! The game was really fun! Forget the harsh critics! I found that it was better than the original by a long shot.
I knew this would happen, nobody listened before. But Code Veronica should be Resident evil 3, and not this standalone dlc that they called as a main game. ITS EXATCLY THE SAME GAME, SAME LOCATIONS AND SAME ENGINE AS WAS BEFORE IN 1998/1999. They should done as they did with Operation Raccon City, putting all the events in one game and it worked before. If u put RE2 and RE3 together, it coud be one game with 3 campaings to play for around of 15 hours to beat and another 15 hours to take 100%.
@@aveteranplayer6403 IKR! Capcom should call this combined game of RE2 and RE3 "Resident Evil Raccoon City Outbreak File Remake" and like Resident Evil 6 they make us choose on which path such as "The G Virus Birkin Path" (Leon/Claire Walkthrough) and "The Pursuing Nemesis Tyrant Path" (Jill/Carlos Walkthrough). So much potential ALL IN ONE PACKAGE!
While 3make is a very good game. RE2 remake is nearing perfection. The game has a perfect amalgamation of both the old and the new.
It’s clunky movements mirrored the “tank” controls of the originals.
While dodging can be fun and useful it eventually serves to break the game by allowing for hoarding of ammo early on in order to breeze through mid to late game with your stacks and stacks of rounds. This makes for an easy play through in almost every difficulty level. In comparison RE2 remake allows for the skipping of zombies but always at the cost of either ammunition or valuable sub weapons. And if those tactics were used by the player, the trade off was that the return to those areas were always increased In difficulty. For example, ignoring zombies and lickers in “RPD 1” meant you saved time and ammunition, but when you return for “RPD 2” you would be contending with not only all the enemies you left before but also a few more plus Mr. X. This made players think more tactically and plan routes during their play through, tacitly eliminating enemies in RPD 1 to make subsequent trips easier.
Also, though I do like 3make very much and it’s really replayable. I found the aforementioned qualities of RE2 remake made it even more replayable. Trying to come up with strategies that reduced your play time as much as possible in order to unlock infinite ammo weapons while denying access to them if you where going for another S+ play through. The point system is far too forgiving in 3make. Plus higher tier ranks are not exclusive to people completing it without “new game +” items. Whereas in RE2 remake you were only allowed to use the upgraded knife. If any other “infinite ammo weapons” were used the player would be restricted to an “A” rank at best. I feel like this feature serves the game VERY well as most classic games are largely unforgiving.
Finally, I wanted to mention how I felt about the pacing. As someone whose played roughly 300+ hours of re2 remake (story mode alone) its my opinion that it’s absolutely perfect. Though I’ve only played about 15 hours of 3make I can see it won’t be as good. The way RE2 plays out is perfect because of the trade off of between ammo conservation and subduing the hoards of enemies. What I mean to say is, if you’re on you first couple play throughs you will likely be slaying everything you encounter. This is very fun and rewarding. You will constantly looking for more ammo and weapon upgrades to assist in your war against the undead. This will add to the tension of the game. If you are on your 100th playthrough you know what enemies need to die and what upgrades you will be worth getting. And in order to save time you’ll become a minimalist by nature. This will add a different tension of racing a clock along with a shortage of ammo. Leaving you a game that’s worth playing the 100th time as much as the very first time. But that’s just my opinion. I encourage you to play both games at least 15 times. They’re both fantastic!
I think that RE 2 is a bit better than RE 3, simply because it does not feel as short or rushed as RE 3 does. I do miss the dodge roll though. If they had that mechanic in RE 2 it would be near purfection for me.
Mr X is PTSD inducing, and is one of the scariest things I had ever seen in a video game. I rather go up against a Deviljo in Monster Hunter 3 than go up against MR X again
RE3 remake was not meant to live up everything in the original, I am enjoying the play through but wish they added more playable areas to increase the playing time. Take RE4, it was a single campaign but expansive. As far as Nemesis' scripted moments, he is the main and only boss in the game, him chasing the player every single time would become repetitive and annoying and destroy his value as the game's lone boss. RE2 had William Birkin as the main boss, which is why T-103 was used more in a sub role to stalk the character continuously.
Agreed, knowing the lack of multiple scenario like RE2, I was hoping for a longer campaign for RE3, at least as long as RE4
Well Original had 2 bosses Nemesis and Gravedigger+Nikolai
I just did my first less than 2 hours run (on assisted). And I have realized I love the action in the game. Every nemesis fight was great, but that was basically all of it when you are speeding through.. not really much puzzles or general fighting, other than when playing as Carlos. Now for a nightmare playthrough :)
@@serenseitcean2051 og had only 2 bosses (multiple stage) and now they even took out one *facepalm*
TF you mean this wasnt to suppose to live up to the original? Remakes are supposed to take the original and expand upon them in the best way possible, and with new twists.
If the devs went into this thinking "we know it wont live up to the original" then this should've never been made.
The only part about RE3 was when I was running from nemesis and I went into the gun shop and I could see nemesis just standing there at the window waiting for me.
Booth are amazing for me. I enjoyed it so much.
Because for making a game is not easy at all. They did the best!!
and the quick time prompt is to reduce the time the zombie is on you..they deal more damage if you don't press it and it also gives time for other zombies to move up on you.
I honestly really love both of these games. RE3 just needed to be longer, and I would have loved for Nemesis to be more dynamic like Mr. X was.
In RE3R, 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. If the streets for more opened up, having Nemesis patrol around would've been brilliant. Just like Mr.X patrolled the RPD. Even though Nemesis is a good enemy to fight against, he's too scripted and it ruined. Coupled with the fact that the 1st form Nemesis is quickly gotten rid of.
I was just upset we didn’t get to explore the clock tower! Everything else was great for me.
DLC with Barry Burton
Saranay Raña Jr. that would be awesome!
The RE3 remake was outsourced and rushed to be bundled with a crappy multiplayer game nobody ever asked for. It's a shame Capcom ended its good RE streak so quickly. RE3 deserved so much better. I have little hope for a decent Code Veronica remake or RE8 now.
I think they released it way too early, before it was finished
They arent going to remake Code Verónica, they are going for RE4 instead
I love the new RE3 remake but it certainly falls short of RE2 remakes greatness. One thing I have to hand to RE3 remake is I currently see alot of replay-ability. Unlocking all the shop and completing all the challenges and difficulties is fun.
Honestly jill's reaction to when nemesis shows up is more realistic to me than how Claire reacted to Mr. X. I don't know about you, but i find "are you shitting me" to be a more acceptable response as opposed to "jesus, stay back." I also think when Carlos is searching around RPD it would have been nice to have a run in with X (or at least some trace of x roaming the halls), but i don't know if the engine could have handled working in both tyrants.
They dropped Mr.X down sometime around when Leon and Claire arrived at the police station. Where he came from was vague in RE2R, so we just based on the original.
It makes more sense too since this isn't Jill's first time with zombies
First of all they clair did not expect mr.x is actually a monster though physically he was giant but still looks like big man and nemesis doesnt look like not even close
I’ll wait until the price lowers. Not worth $60
KnightWalker Smith agreed definitely not worth
you could've bought it for 42$ from retailers such as green man gaming
Kazum9 Noted. Thanks man
Uh yes it is
@@crimsontheworld772 no it isn't the game only takes like 3 hours to beat
I don't understand how Nemesis can open door like this while he's destroying everything :) 04:08
Well clearly he stopped to open the door
Hes a gentleman
He a good man even though he gonna kill yoi
well, i mean, just because someone can have rough sex doesnt mean he has to do it right?
My most memorable moments from RE3 original was clock tower when Nemi took down the chopper. Too bad the remastered doesn't have it
It’s a remake
@@darkshat3077 same difference
crazyedd707 it’s not the same
Its a remastered remake. How is it not the same
I think a little of the dismemberment is still there, I was able to shoot off zombies arms
Yeah? And that arm disappeared instantly didnt it? Try breaking away arms and legs when theyre on the ground. Its impossible
Nick930 You can shoot them on the knees and they’ll fall down and start crawling just like in Resident Evil 2. I believe the lack of dismemberment with the knife is for gameplay purposes. It would probably be too easy if you can cut limbs off with a unbreakable knife you get from the beginning of the game. For Resident Evil 2, knives can break and you have to earn the unbreakable knife. You also can’t kill a licker to death so easily in Resident Evil 3 like you can in Resident Evil 2. Since there are way more zombies in Resident Evil 3, they would have to make them ‘less expensive’ and static. If there are still physics for all of those zombies, it may cause frame rate drops. Not all computers can handle that many character models in a single area without it dropping frames.
xKrayZee did you watch the video? He went over the argument that there are way more zombies in re3 and it’s false. The biggest gathering is around 4 or 5 aside from one section in the hospital
@@deusvult7903 Read my other comment in this video I posted yesterday; I had to explain further. Also, you have to keep in mind that Nemesis causes massive collateral damage around the environment. You do not see the same amount of destruction in Resident Evil 2 caused by Mr. X or William Birkin. Static objects and structures that are indestructible doesn't have the same budget in the game engine when compared to the level of destruction in Resident Evil 3. On Xbox One, I noticed that Resident Evil 2's frames per second has been dropping. And you also have to keep in mind that there are more enemy types with their own set of unique animations.
Despite all the negative review about this game, me personally think that RE3 remake is a great game. The original RE3 original i remembered when I was a kid, I played it in PS1, at a point i got so frustrated with this nemesis that I quit playing, I haven't really finish the game as it keep chasing the me without me really enjoying the game as well as those frustrated puzzle, not to mention the static camera really drives me insane. I enjoy playing first and third person camera such as resident evil Survivor, RE4&5 and etc as I can manually aim the zombie which part to shoot. Of course, different people have different taste. I am more on action type like Call of Duty, Battlefield. Which probably why I think this is a great game along with RE2 Remake.
All the fanboys are saying this is a half baked release soooo I’m gonna have to agree ..... not because of peer pressure or anything
My sentiments exactly
It is tho
😂
Think for yourself for once ya idiot
I knew something felt off about the game after playing but I couldn't put my finger on exactly what it was, after watching this I now realise it's the corpse physics that aren't as crisp as re2 and now I just really with they could at least fix that :(
I find it funny how they attempted to ride off the success of RE2 Remake with RE3 Remake but utterly failed because they downgraded more than half of what made the original still verymuch a classic...
Michael Brady and what was that?
@@darkshat3077 did you not watch the video? Also the game has almost no replay value. No game modes other than the story and the game is linear af
Dude that was seriously an awesome spar with nemesis at the end.
Finished RE3 remake yesterday, it was fun and I enjoyed it while it lasted, gonna try the inferno and nightmare difficulty.
the complaing that people a mostly making are because this Rae3 remake game is more ACTION than the RE2 remake,that was more horror.
@@marciocardoso75D my only complaint is its way too damn short, i completed it in 4 hours : /
Damn the hunters keep one shotting me on nightmare mode
@Guile Solomon you can tell capcom wanted to rush it out as soon as possible
@Guile Solomon nah
Your content is just amazing keep it up!
Looking back just reminds me how much fun I had with both of them. Thing about RE3 is you have to play it again with the buffs and you have to play Nightmare mode. It remixes things just enough to be interesting. Sadly most people blew through it once and labeled it inferior to RE2. Both are great games IMO.
The quicktime escape mode in RE3 was added so you actually have a chance of escaping death from a zombie, but you will take damage no matter what. I guess they changed it to make it more challenging as there are less zombies and it's a much shorter game, but yeah, it did confuse me at first too.
And it makes having the knife kinda useless, it still has its uses but not like in RE2
I disagree that nemesis is a downgrade from mr x because the reason that mr x could be always around the police station was because he is slow and quite easy to knock down while nemesis is much faster and more dangerous meaning which means that if he was walking around randomly, it would be hell, whereas they used him for surprise moments that you are able to survive.
Agreed, im almost certain they tested this and made him scripted because he's so game breakingly OP, esp. around hordes. Tentacle into zombie grab over and over again would make this game hell not to mention his speed.... wish they added it for the YT playthroughs though lmao
Yes i agree, Nemesis is better be Scripted, because if Nemesis is cut loose and free like Mr X, Nemesis will outrun us in any environment. It's better if we're can make a Nightmare difficulty where'as Nemesis will be cut loose and Wandering around on almost an entire map like Mr X, if we chose Nightmare difficulty, then it will be give a Nightmare difficulty a new "Meaning" to be played.
Weird thing is, REmake3 Nemesis became what Mr. X was in the original RE2 and REmake2 Mr. X became what Nemesis was in the original RE3. In RE2, Mr. X only appeared in scripted parts in the original RE2 and although Nemesis was the same in the original RE3 but in that game, Nemesis feels more active and "free" than Mr. X in the OG RE2.
Re3 is rushed, hopefully they take their time if they gonna remake any of there next re games!
They won't remake 4
Remake 4? If anything we should get a Code Veronica remake
@@Sir.Wiggalot true
@@Sir.Wiggalot I hope, that is way better choice..
@@Sir.Wiggalot indeed! Code Veronica shall be NEXT!
8:31 no,it wasn't the case in devilmaycry 5
My only complaint with resident evil 2 is the soundtrack. In resident evil 3 they used the original sound track remade, but in 2 they used mostly ambient noises
I find Mr X scarier in the remakes because he’s always lurking while you have specific instances with Nemesis and know when the encounter is over.
Mr.X: *fancy boy*
Nemesis: *scary boy*
you can dismember zombies at least while they're alive, it even says so in an in-game tutorial
I love them both, but my heart has always been with RE2 and that's including the original.
How sick would that be if Mr.X fought Nemesis in Resident evil 3 ?
Two Titans fight each other too see Wich one has the right to kill Jill or Leon.
Legendsfaith3 nemesis of course, he would obliterate Mr.X real quick
Well, Nemesis can use the rocket launcher
@@hhyperxuserxd2680 Mr.x has a beast mode form when he's really mad tho right ?
That form vs Nemesis would be a fight to see
@@kennywu5695 nah hand to hand combat ultimate forms lol
No weapons allowed
Legendsfaith3 but nemesis cant be killed with normal weapons, Tyrant can.
3 was more action focused while 2 a bit scarier. Both are amazing. Just finished them ✅ 2022 👊
RE2 > RE3