They even bootleged some animations from G-Birkin 4. It was pretty ingenious and cost-saving but the fact that both fights with stage 2 was the same made it very lazy.
In the remake by making nemesis turn feral so fast they forgot that it was his intelligence and lack of humanity in a human form that was what made him so scary to begin with. He was never just a monster and the remake kinda makes him out to be one.
In a sense, he was supposed to be more terrifying and challenging than Mr.X. I think Sphere Hunter commented that in the PS1 games, Nemmie felt like an upgrade from Mr.X. Now it feels like the opposite.
@@vexedrat1874 RE3 Remake Nemesis felt like fighting William Birkin in G form. Only difference is in his early stage he had a flame thrower instead of a pipe
I feel like what made Nemesis so terrifying in the original was that throughout most of his mutations, he maintained his human form. It just made him feel that much more unstoppable (And badass).
Yeah humanoid monsters were always scarier and better, Nemesis was Biped until he can before the acid on the dump in Dead Factory wich makes him always more human, in Remake they destroyed this in the middle of the game
The final form of Nemesis in the remake feels jarring, additionally due to how much Mr. X’s Super Tyrant design got toned down in the RE2 Remake. Apparently, it was a bit extreme to have Mr. X get a complete transformation with two fully clawed arms, so soon after his fiery explosion. Yet there was no problem with Nemesis instantly turning into a giant fish-Licker, after being on fire for a bit, then crawling out of an acid pool, to instantly grow ten times his size and turn into... that, and all without eating any Tyrant corpses onscreen to recover his health first.
What made the original Nemesis so terrifying was that you literally witnessed him decaying and transmogrifying from some unexplainable humanoid to a bizarre, alien-like, and otherworldly creature totally indistinguishable from the last stage of transformation. What strikes me the most from the remake is that Nemesis became more animal-like overtime, which registered him to look like and behave like any other commonplace enemy in the series. He was more predictable and less menacing, an unfavorable combination that should never happen in any horror game. Especially a game that is supposed to expand on its initial blueprint.
To be fair, nemesis damaged form are simply heavier & has more range at massive detriment Simpler pattern & slower attack speed, attribute armored nemesis have that no enemy in the game has Hunters can be stunned, grave digger is easy to repel, brain sucker can be stunned to
@@ExecutiveSonda Nemesis has nothing to do with G. It is clear the developers of Remake doesn't have any knowledge of the source material. Nemesis is infected with T-virus. NA parasite was surgically added to improve its intelligence. The last mutation is triggered by a bath of various mutagen and biological waste produced in Dead Factory.
Soulkey sbr Or into a modified version of the William boss from the Resident evil 2 remake,the one Claire fights that runs on all fours. Wouldn't be surprised if they used the same model...
If you know the lore, you will know that Nemesis adapts to its environment in any combat situation. Also, it can control all sorts of weapons. His parasite controller was destroyed and he suffered serious damage. He fell into the river and mutated according to the aquatic adn he surely adquire from the water and the fish he ate. If you remember, he did exactly this but with the dead Super-Tyrant in RE3 (1999).
Lol yea ididnt understand that. He was like dad licker. I wldve liked to see him with original stage 2 form, personally, alltho this form was interesting too
@@donxponce7729 the success of re2 remake has nothing to do with there greed and rashness, they launched RE resistance' title and it got a lot of hate from the fanbase so they rushed RE3 remake and attached resistance to it so people buy their shitty game mode
no, it was developed at the same time as RE2Remake they've stated that numerous times in interviews Resistance was also developed at the same time, but since it was a multiplayer-focused game, they originally supposed to release it first, but the backlash caused them to release the RE3 remake alongside it, despite also stating the former would have a single-player mode before revealing the latter weeks later
Martin De-Serres I don’t even know why they made RE Resistance. I don’t remember anyone at all asking for that trash-ass hipster kid game. I would of rather them took their time on RE 3 , the only way they can make up for the game is to give us some DLC content like they did with RE2. Like a Mercenaries mode or something. RE3 was great to play in the moment, but it’s dildo short. They cut loads of content , there’s not much connection with the characters , and it’s just one of the games you’ll play and then forget about.
@@donxponce7729 people didn't ask for Raid mode in those Revelations games yet they actually ended up liking it, not to mention those who got to try resistance in advance gave a lot of praise too so yeah people DO in fact asked for something like that
In the PS1 version, Nemesis transformation makes so much more sense. Some people complain about his last transformation in the PS1 version. But what they dont know is that Jill had cut off his arm and head, which explains how his head changes so drastically from the previous stage.
Jesus Gardea that’s what they were going for if you cant tell this game much like 2 takes alot of inspiration from aliens that’s why the franchise is so good☺️
My memory was quite bad with remembering nemesis' various forms but on the remake when his second stage came out of the water I was so confused. I was like "isn't that the last form???"
@@silverblade357 I as a neutral, who never was into re, I can confirm, that the original and remake are just both not scary and no variation. So oldschool and modern capcom are lazy
@@groovyhoovy9793 4-5 hours on your first playthrough seems to be the average. Once you know where to go, what to do and what you can skip... yeah, I got the under two hours achievement on my second run.
@@brodyupton9155 oh hell yea, like bloodborne is melee focused with a ranged combat twist, souls resi could be gun focused with melee twist, like ur main hand weapons are the guns from resident evil and the off hand melee weapons are like combat knives, machetes, wood axes and so forth! Shit, the starting area could be Spencer mansion, then u find ur way out to raccoon forest and finally raccoon city🤘🤘🤘
The concept art makes it seem like it's the same thing tho. In the concept art, the older gammas are there too which gave the illusion that its evolved in this game
No not exactly the orignal hunter gamma was actually a turtle with the combination of a lizard and frog then in the remake he then was a combination of both turtle and frog and did not have claws and only swallowed you up whole so yeah i And also no grave digger combination cause to be honest why would you mix a frog a lizard and a worm together it would look weird (not being mean) just saying and capcom never combined the hunter beta with the hunter gamma in the remake
@@thegreenghostteam234 in an old 3d game with enemies not too big on the screen like 2nd or 1st person shooter, the hunter gammas weren't so different to betas... in the remake at least it was a big difference
I can't be the only one who likes the og nemesis way more than the new nemesis. I don't like the trend of "make big monster bigger" as a way to inflate the enemy's challenge.
I feel like they ditched the true terrifying nature of nemesis once they made him go into his seccond form. Nemesis was never scary because he was big but because he was smart.
@@rileyblair7273 Plus you couldn't fight nemesis until he became that big monster. You could stun him for a minute but he would get up and keep chasing you. But once he went on all fours you only encountered him to fight, which removed all tension.
@@skullkid6439 Wow you are so wrong. Go compare the size of final nemesis in the remake to the original. Go compare the size of the final Birkin fight (not the sludge version) in the original to the size of the final Birkin in the remake. The remakes are fucking huge.
UberKeiser Idiot, I never mentioned Re3 and stage 4 william, I was obviously talking about stage 5 when he turned into a huge pile of shit. And Wtf do you expect, it's resident evil, there's always huge monsters, that's legit the first thing that people will notice about the games, it has big monsters.
Models ARE technically made to be animated, in RE2R, you can still see them as a model and zoom in and all of that stuff, when you play the animations, you can simply pause them and that'd be any pose/frame you like, that's not the case in RE3R. Man i really don't get what happened to them and why were these features removed :(
I get the developers behind this remake wanted to make it "different" but it sucked they removed tentacle nemesis. I bet you people would have been happier.
I liked Beast Form Nemesis well enough until I found myself fighting the exact same boss like an hour later! And how in the blue hell did big boy Nemesis even get down into NEST-2?! I get the impression that Beast Mode should have been his third form, but Capcom got lazy, scrapped the second form and just did the same fight twice.
Nemesis 2nd form in the original: Still Nemesis, in a more hentai mode. Nemesis 2nd form in the remake: looks like Nemesis and the first form of Derek Simmons had a baby.
Because they are related, the C virus was a combination of the T Veronica virus and G virus, the G-virus was basically the result of the Nemesis Parasite being killed by Lisa Trevor but it's genetic code absorbed by her to create the G-Virus that's why both Derek Simmons and Lisa Trevor have G-Virus features and why the stage 3 Nemesis and Stage 3 William Birkin look a lot like Derek Simmons's mutation, Simmons even has the G-type eye.
@@1111rsrs classic only works because of fixed camera angles and tank controls. In other words, he's only scary not because of how he behaves, but because of how the player is limited.
*Sees that Grave Digger is cut from the game* Grave Digger: "Why oh why Capcom must you do this to me!? Not only me, but the Clock Tower, Spiders and the Cemetery where I was fought too!? Unacceptable!"
Fuck Spiders! Give me the ManSpiders that RE2make should have had! I'll take terrifying abominations over upscaled animals any day! But yeah, cutting out the Clock Tower in RE3 was peak modern Capcom!
@@silverblade357 Capcom: " But Jill fight Nemesis in the Clock Tower!!!!" Hey buddy, considering the new plot from the RE3 Remake, how could you agreggate the Park and the Grave Digger in this game???
@@felipearaya3546 Okay. The Gravedigger could have shown up in the train tunnels after the wreck, provoked by the crash. Jill has to escape through a stretch of the tunnel while fighting off the worm. The next subway stop would be a small urban park, which Jill has to cut through to get to the Clock Tower. Nemesis returns at this point in his proper Second Form and pursues Jill through the Clock Tower and Chapel. They still fight in the square. Nemesis infects Jill. The Gracedigger reappears because the rocket launcher provoked it and swallows Nemesis. Jill tries to make her way through another city street section toward the hospital and collapses right as Carlos manages to get to her. After getting the vaccine, a cutscene shows Nemesis finally ripping his way out of the Gravedigger. This is why he couldn't assassinate the bedridden Jill for two days. The game can proceed as normal without the dead factory, just make NEST-2 less advanced, more industrial, like it is the repurposed backup site. Edit: Broke up the wall of text
@@silverblade357 jajaja very good plot. In my case I would have maintained equal the game until the moment in which Jill must go down the elevator to the underground facility, instead add a cutscene in which Nicholai blocks her way by destroying the elevator and she must looking for another alternative entrance. After that Tyrell calls Jill about what is happening and mentions that to enter the secret facility there is a detour located below the Raccoon Park, where she meets the Gravedigger (boss fight) who she must kill to return to the surface. Climbing up, she arrives at the cemetery area, which is full of zombies, which she must confront with the help of Tyrell, who accompanies her through the park to the Dead Factory, which is actually a facade to cover NEST-2. Arriving at the factory, they both detour finding out how to enter the laboratory, and Jill arrives first, having to solve the problem of the 4 fuses and from there the game finishes as the remake built (increasing the complexity of the vaccine puzzle as the water contaminated puzzle from the dead factory in the original RE3) 👍
@@felipearaya3546 And look at that, two ways of using the original elements while still re-imagining the overall story. I can only imagine that is all off the top of your head too. I get the impression that average fan might have more passion than the planning teams behind this remake.
@@plotarmor8017 How is it...? In the old game they just made him shirtless, But when he hit the 3rd he looked different, But in the remake it shows that’s he’s able to adapt
@@ematic0054 Sure I mean in the RE3 game it just showed him shirtless because he has nothing to adapt to other than the fire and explosions. Ive seen designs like that alot from bloodborne and Alien. It's not even looks. The gameplay takes a huge step back as the stalking game mechanic is now gone. All he does is run around and attack you in some boring and repetitive boss fight. They could've had more beefed up tentacle riddled Nemisis with more deadly attack varieties. Not that boring Xenomorph design. I understand your point of him being shown his ability to adapt here but I just don't find it to look any good I've seen that design way too much. The reason I say it's a retooled licker is because it just looks upscaled and with a little more detail. And the Nemisis gameplay is sacrificed for that transformation.
@@soulreaver1983 also it would be cool to see some outbreak scenarios as easter eggs as secret optional areas... i wanted to explore the city like if was a SH game... so much wasted potential...
A lot of people complain about nemesis stage 2 in the remake, I like how he looks but if that appearance was for his third form it would have worked way better, the third form in the remake looks like Birkin stage 5
Dorsogelido Fereldiano - yeah- he didn’t really have to turn into a wall- he just anchored himself in front of the exit so he could kill Jill. I thought it was cool that he still has his legs from his previous forms if you look behind him, but they act as arms more than legs this time 🤔. He kinda reminds me of the plant lady’s second form from code Veronica.
Dorsogelido Fereldiano - mmmhmm, cuz we’ll know acid is pretty good at dissolving things. I really wish they had concept art for his final form. They only have art for his first and second form
Honestly, besides the changes to the Gammas and Nemesis' later forms, they did a pretty dead on job of remaking the monsters (that they chose to keep) from the original. And I actually like the changes to the Gamma and Nemesis' later forms. The former kind of combines them with the Grave Digger and separates them more from the Betas, while the latter is a fresh new take. What I don't like are the cut locations, those are a lot more egregious.
I've got admit, I don't like the creative liberties that the team took with Nemesis. I think the first designs were just simply better. He lost a lot of his character in the remake. From the lack of his saying the word 'Stars', to him not killing Brad, to turning him into a large alien-like creature for his second form. Really just stripped the character down from having much of a personality.
While I agree with most of that sentiment, he does say S.T.A.R.S. Problem is that they went with more of a growly and monstrous voice for him so I'm not at all surprised if people missed it. But yeah, wish the Remake was more faithful. I say that because while I've played the original RE 1 and 2, I was never able to play 3's original. You'd think they'd re-release said originals so the more traditional players can be happy and newcomers could get the original experience.
They cut alot of corner and still sell for 60 because fans will eat any regurgitated products with no question ask. Capcom was on the high roll afterall.
I think there should have been 4 stages of nemesis- stage 1, stage 2, which is the giant tentacles all over his body, stage 3 dog nemi, and stage 4 which is the giant version of him. I honestly feel like we saw more dog nemesis than anything else in the remake, and Unpopular opinion, I feel like the dog version seemed really unrealistic; don’t get me wrong, it’s all sort of unrealistic because it’s a game, but you get the idea!
I kinda liked tentacle nemesis in the original. Really gave the impression that the NE-alpha parasite was taking over its body after all the damage it sustained. Like the parasite was growing more tentacles as it became more progressive. Dog Nemi seemed an unrealistic route to go down imo. Seems more like an offshoot of a licker prototype.
@@mattjamesbashforth8047 Remember when nemy got on fire and thrown himself into river? His parasite made him mutate in order to adapt with water environment so he grew spiky fins and toad-alike legs. Hence the Animal Nemesis
@@andaruzz that does sound like a g-virus trait though. Mutational adaptation to whatever is thrown at it. Nemmy was produced using both the t-virus and the parasite. The parasite gives it increased intelligence but that's about it.
One thing that I thought was pretty neat with dog nemesis was after he jumped out of the the river he had fish- fin like protrusions on his arms and legs. Do you think that the river had something to do with the way he looks- cuz the water already is contaminated with the T-virus🤔. And when he falls in the river he has open wounds 🤷♂️.
I think the trash bag limiter was cool. Shows he's a true prototype, the tape is struggling to hold in mutations. I just hate how they skipped his shirtless form.
I forget where I heard it, but supposedly, the remake’s developers wanted to emphasize Nemesis even more as a cobbled together experimental prototype, versus the completed mass-producible Tyrant that Mr. X was. Their intent was to make Nemesis’ suit look just as mangled and grotesque as his stitched up body. Also, I think those were supposed to be body bags, which Umbrella hastily added to patch Nemesis’ exposed areas. I think the developers intended to give him the appearance of a hulking “corpse” being smuggled into the city, then rising up from the grave to murder everyone. But unfortunately, they just ended up looking like mundane garbage bags, as though Nemesis fell into a dumpster, which made that design become a bit of a “nightmare retardant” for some gamers.
He's a wad of chewed up bubble gum wearing a trash bag lol. I played the REmake first but I fortunately managed to get the original on ps3 and I gotta say it's much better than the new game and I love old nemisis more. Sure the controls are frustrating but I'm getting used to it and I love how hard and how more frequent the nemisis boss fights are compared to the REmake.
Ya know, I would've like to see the grave digger in the remake, might have been a fun monster to fight, not to mention making the game longer with an added fight into the story...
Plus, it could have been relatively easy to recontextualize the Gravediggers, so that their existence makes more sense in Raccoon City’s setting. For two examples below: 1.) Since the Gravediggers seem to look and act like no real life worm or bug, the remake could establish them as a completely fictional species within the world of RE, similarly to how the franchise already added fictional parasites to its bestiary. Jill or Carlos could find an entomologist’s journal, describing the “Arklay Gravedigger” as an armored omnivorous relative of the velvet worm. It would use powerful mandibles and organs, that spew acid instead of webbing, to crunch into wood, rock, and the bones of dead animals, giving the creature its name. So that fictional species indigenous to the Arklay Mountains would have gotten infected by the T-Virus and grew to massive sizes. 2.) To explain why some of the mutated Gravediggers were already massive and fully grown, so early on during the Raccoon City Outbreak, the entomologist’s journal could imply that he found some feeding on infected human corpses last summer. So the Gravediggers would have been mutated as far back as the first game’s Mansion Incident and growing ever since. The journal could finally state, that the entomologist was shocked to find specimens so freakishly huge and decided to bring some back into Raccoon City for further study... including a pregnant female.
Sadly Nemesis stage 2 was missing in the remake. They transformed him too soon into a giant dog/ licker & lost the stalker element which was the best part of Nemesis in the remake. The original designs on nemesis did it WAY better!!
That is why it doesnt feel threatening as the original. These idiotic devs are trying to be unique as much as possible they forget what makes the original famous.
What’s y’all opinion on the boss fight mechanics? I think it was made some simple af battle with obvious damn weak points, I didn’t like it. I wish there was more variety in the fight. As long as you had enough Mag ammo, the boss fight was a breeze.
Bryan Bagallon only thing I like about this game is the lighting and dodge mechanics other than that it’s predecessor is better in my opinion. Re2 had jump scares that had me jumpin outta my seat this one wasn’t even scary it just moves at a faster pace and more action based. I really wasn’t even hyped about this game👎🏾 they be doing to much when nothing beats the original.
raymund usi if this a re game why are they taking something from aliens and putting on here? I don’t like that. It’s not original. Only thing is he didn’t have the black skin and sharp teeth and tail otherwise it’ll be an exact replica
I don't think they even meant re3 remake to be horror, to me it just seems like they were trying to make it an action game, it's like the game has an identity crisis, it is like re2 remake but really kinda tries to be like re5 or re6
I personally think that the reason is because of the lack of detail in the original models, idk I feel as if that leaves more room for the imagination thing which always makes things creepier
YESSSSSSSS thanks for that video I've waited for it And sad song when was presentation of cut models and new ones in principle too Grave digger will be in our hearts
The remakes of RE2 and RE3 are fine games that function well, are enjoyable and have great moments, they just lack the charm of the originals. Kinda wish they had just done proper fixed camera remakes after REmake and RE:Zero were released to high sales and critical acclaim. When the original dev teams were still working and hungry to create their definitive versions.
@Dominic dominic Yeah, but the OG was the OG. This game wouldn't exist without the original and will always be compared to it. That said, what are some of the flaws with the OG?
Lack of 2 fucking maps!! Also they changed the original wasted factory for a generic lab!! The last part of the game was rushed n feels quite linear overall, theres not too much to explore!! I wanted to explore more parts of the city!! But it feels so linear... wasted potential
They wanted to make it look like he was some sort of restrained deadly creature with the black wrappings and the caution warnings, but oh well people will see what will only see what o
Posted this in another comment, but, just wanted to post it here also: It still makes sense though. Nemesis was an Umbrella Europe project. Mr X's Tyrant series was North America. Umbrella NA probably were scrambling to get Nemesis into the "experiment". Plus, the wrappings on remake nemesis give off a more "meddlesome" vibe showing how he was just manufactured by man but also so alien. He was pulled fresh from his packaging and thrown into the fight. It gives a more "Oh shit, Umbrella really is not fucking bullshitting about mass production of these monsters" when you see nemesis' wrappings and all of the Tyrants in vacuum sealed limiters in NEST 2 and that they aren't just pet projects of just one mad man but a mold for mass production.
As someone who wasn’t born when they game came out, I prefer the old nemesis stages.. looks way cooler. I wasn’t really impressed by the two dog/licker nemesis boss battles.
Just without the trenchcoat on is more impressive? What? The original much like remake 3 came out super fast after 2 which many thought and still think was superior to 3, just like the new remakes.
if you can get it on an emulator or playatation store its well worth getting. more than 20 years on the original nemesis ambience music scares the piss out of me, one of my all time favourites
Original nemesis transformation tried to keep his human form until it got melt and grew meat by consuming dead tyrant's crotch. Remake nemesis grew tons of doggo meat in seconds while swimming.
@@discordcat1265 he changed so much because he jumped into a lake to stop Burning from the exploded Train. He was so damaged that He went in a kind of Super Tyrant mode. Then he lost an arm that caused him to have that tentacle thingy on his arm.
He gets burned alive for a few minutes but I catch what your saying because he heals and grows/changes his entire bone structure and body in like 15 seconds
I thought he took DNA from a nearby fish or aquatic creature and used that to mutate but yeah he does have very high adaptation even before returning to land
Isn't it said that, when the trench coat limiter is completely removed, the tyrant mutates? And isn't Nemesis SUPPOSED to mutate at a much excessive rate compared to Mr. X?
Yea im not sure why they replaced RPD with carlos. (Iforgot why jill was there in original). And yea they seemed to have cut out quite a bit, not to mention puzzles as well, which many of them were in the park and clock tower :(
@@LizzAngelus Jill was there because she had to get a lockpick and a gem in the RPD office. Carlos goes there to search a doctor who made a vaccine to cure the virus
@@cloudfoxdie I never understood why Jill, a master lockpick, wouldn't have her own tools at her apartment? Hell, in the original, the lockpick is just a bent up safety pin. Still, Jill should have gone to the RPD to try and back up her people because they are still her brothers in arms.
Anyone else thought the original Stage 3 Nemesis was way cooler? It's like the parasite is literally doing anything to force the mutilated and decapitated carcass to still go after Jill no matter what. The new one didn't feel like it.
As I have been saying, I think it would have been better if the remake saved the quadrupedal Nemesis forms at 6:55 and 7:25, until the very end. Plus, I would prefer having the Dead Factory be in its own sectioned off area of Raccoon City, rather than another underground facility. That way, the final boss fight could have gone like this: 1.) For Phase 1, you fight Nemesis in a junkyard behind the Dead Factory, littered with dead soldiers and Tyrants. The fight goes on exactly as the actual remake’s clocktower fight. 2.) Once you hurt Nemesis enough, Jill notices that she needs a stronger weapon and finds the military railgun, while Nemesis is getting back up. The remake’s intro to Final Metamorphosis starts to play. 3.) Once you commandeer the railgun and fire your first blast, Nemesis gets his arm blown off, the Final Metamorphosis theme crescendos, Nemesis sprouts a tentacle from his stump, and you need to reconnect the batteries while repelling his attacks. 4.) Once you reconnect the batteries, you have to fire another railgun shot at Nemesis, who might be eating a dead Tyrant behind cover. The second shot decapitates Nemesis and exposes his rib cage. 5.) Finally, the parasite itself emerges from his opened chest cavity and makes his carcass crawl towards Jill. A choice prompt would come up, giving you the option to either finish off Nemesis with your conventional weapons (triggering a similar cutscene as in the original, once you inflict enough damage), or try shoving the overheated railgun down the parasite’s gullet (which will allow you to immediately and automatically win, if Jill’s health is high enough to withstand the explosion’s shockwave without dying).
Absolutely love how Nemesis looks in the remake! I prefer it over the original! Damn shame they wasted him, though =\ didn't really like how they used him...
I love how you presented the models from the original in a similar fashion. RE3make was a good game, but i do still wish there was an option for the original zombie audio. I miss the moans which have been replaced with snarls since.
the new final form was made to look cool while the old was made to look gross and creepy/ also did any one else think we was going to fight a giant terd at first when nemi final form first showed up in the remake? XD
I like classic nemesis but I also love the new designs they went with stage 2... largely for 2 reasons: # 1.) stage one nemesis (remake) and stage one & two (classic) were already rather on the same equilibrium. In the remake he already has a significant use of his tendril attacks and grabs which I felt from the start he should’ve been incorporating since he pretty much could use it to kill you in the classic with it. So I like that, his range attacks now are far extended to being simply equipped with weapons or just generic brawling style punches and clubs with his fists. #2.) When the remake was set in stone I was wanting to know what his mutations would be, for obvious reasons. But I also felt the remake we needed something different, and I never in my wildest dreams imagined nemesis as a hulking quad pedaled animal tear adding around or at you with such ferocity! It was amazing! I was genuinely nervous fucking up with the fight because of the impending impact of the mistake, especially seeing it in action. Stage 3 I wasn’t too wowed by. I think some of it was not very creative... one point was the head still being present. And the mass being increasing larger to point of being disproportionate. I get they wanted the final stage to be a blowout to the classic, but going bigger and also retaining too much rendition to its look made it less. I think what they should have done was make it less identifiable aesthetically - keep the classic size but make it a touch bigger, and erratic, and let it cry out a broken garble of S.T.A.R.S. as it still cling to its programming by a thread after being melted earlier and taking serious damages. Sometimes the best boost to a good remake, is rethinking the design in previously unthought of pitches. They succeeded in that with the stage 2- but fell short at stage 3. But this is only my opinion. Love the other monsters; they all looked bitching- am sad we didn’t get any grave digger though. 😔
I don't understand all the hate for nemesis stage 2 in the remake. I played the original and was expecting shirtless tentacle arm boy to pop up at the bridge in the remake, but when I got a beast out of hell lunging at me from the river instead I was ecstatic. What a badass-looking creature.
The pale heads to me feel like a redone version of the "Naked Zombies" in the original Residental evil 1 and 2 games. They said nothing about regeneration but I remember they were tougher.
it's really unfortunate that they didn't remake all the monsters. for example the dungeon worm that Jill fights in the cemetery. after that the giant tarantula in the clock tower, and i think they should remake the infected crows too :) it's too bad
I hate it when people say this wasn't a good game... It was a very good game, Capcom said that it would not be so similar to the original. Also, people just focus on bad things, but the design, the atmosphere and the graphics in this game were so good. Yes, they cut out some monsters, but also added new ones such as the pale heads or the Ne-a parasites.
1:26 the zombie female still had to look pretty dang hot. Also just looks like a Paris Hilton who fucked herself up from downing too much alcohol and just crying over her makeup. Not dissing on the celeb herself, the model just looks like her. Anyways, thanks for this! I'm new to the OG RE series and have only been updated from more recent ones. I've known more of the movies than the games so I've just been missing out with these memes coming out of this game and the work put into it. Just so cool
One of the scariest things about the good BOWs is how close they are to looking humanish, like Re2 Mr. X, RE3. nemesis, RE4 Regenerators. When its just some blobby. Monster its not entirely scary
As cool as the remake was, i feel the old one was better, not only did they remove the Clock Tower and the gravedigger but nemesis just felt like less of a threat as in the old one he went from the rocket firing unstoppable force that sometimes used his parasite to help, then it was almost equal on the control between nemesis and the parasite as we see it emerging from his body
And then we see it grow it to an overgrown yet still mobile creature with no muman form at all, we literally see the parasites in its body and we finish it of with of the most infamous RE one liners ever. Meanwhile in the remake, he only uses the rocket in a small section where you just run away, and then he uses a flamethrower, and then all of a sudden hes a licker on cocaine for two of the 4 boss fights before he basicly becomes the cross between birkin and the hive mind from dead space and kill him by deepthroating him with the cross between the BFG from doom and a leaf blower
Difference between orignal and remake nemesis: in stage 1: both nemesis maintain their human form but the remake nemesis already can use tentacle In stage 2:the orignal nemesis have grown many tentacle but he is still maintaining his human form and human intelligence on the other hand remake nemesis lost his human side now he can think and attack like a feral animal like trying to snap Jills neck with its tentacle can run very fast can use his teeth to rip off jill and also can use his sharp nails for a strong damage and can run very fast In stage 3: this is the final form of ne parasite (nemesis) in this stage both nemesis got very bizzare transformation. The original nemesis was trying hard to maintain his human side but finally his final form burst from his body. Now he is a very looking bizzare type.Now he is crawling instead of walking. The remake nemesis now looking like very big and bizzare type remake nemesis 's final form is lot bigger then orignal nemesis final form. In this final remake nemesis grew more hands and more tentacle then orignal nemesis he can use his large hands to smash and grab Jill to eat him he also can throw acid ball .
I miss the original, the true storyline when gaming so much experience and brutality... But hey, I appreciate the remake even it not hyped so much for the veteran players
Jackalgamer - actually the original re3 was one of there *not so good games*, not a lot of people liked it because of the lack of puzzles and it was too short. The original was okay 👌 The new one was awesome, I’m replaying it so I can get more of the bonus stuff.
lmao, if Capcom remade RE4 it would be very accurate to the original RE3 Remake is kinda of a bummer 'cause they turned it more like RE4, RE5 and RE6 with QTE and uninspired designs
Hate to break it to you but it was just announced that a RE4 remake is in the works at CAPCOM and M-Two (the company that "remade" RE3) is behind it. ):(
Nemesis in the remake was like a mixture between the alien mother and a dog crawling on all fours. Not a fan at all. They really screwed him up in the remake. What were they thinking?
@Dominic dominic you must be someone who values graphics over dynamic storytelling. It's not all about what the game looks like you know. Although I do like RE2 remake because it was consistent with the original. RE3 remake seemed to go in an entirely different direction. RE6 well, let's not go there. OG RE3's late 90's mesh graphics were a lot more realistic than Leon running haphazardly down a highway away from exploding cars without a hitch.
@@mattjamesbashforth8047 Yes, original RE3 is so good, nothing like spending half the fucking game watching a door open with black background. And nothing like not being able to aim properly because you're basically controlling your characters via 100 cameras instead of 1 rotating camera. But hey, nostalgia is one powerful thing, eh?
I respect what the developers were going for. Honestly, I do think that they needed to include more from the original, but I also think that some of the forms in the remake, like the final boss, looked BADASS to me. One thing about that fight though, is the variety. I wish they had more movesets and more than weak point weak points, knocked down, power cores, shoot him, QTE, dead. Maybe make him use something other than his two arms, swiping and slamming. Maybe stick them into the ground and then bring up an aoe attack of acid, or grow more tentacles to add on to an attack, don’t make it completely weak points to do damage, or send in another monster like a hunter beta or two, but not too much to make it a heavy action packed boss battle. Let the railgun be a side gun you CAN use, but make it optional. Anyone know what I mean?
I was just talking to my friend about that, no swat or any rando ubcs fighting zombies, there is less gore than the re2 remake, wtf they got rid a ton of the carnage happening in the city. You barely see anyone get legit eaten or ripped apart in the game. So lame!
@@FrankTheRandomCommenter yeah with the existing assets and models and it was really detailed in RE2 as well and the dogs were the same, plastic with plastic balls but I cant complain when all other models are highly detailed.
If the element of branching paths and the Raccoon Park’s interior were still in the remake, then players could have had the option to choose where Jill/Carlos goes through the RPD/Park. For examples... *If Jill asks to part ways from Mikhail and go back to the RPD:* 1.) Jill will have that entire mission of to fight her way to the S.T.A.R.S. office and contact Dr. Bard, including those parts with the Lickers and potentially the zombie Brad. 2.) A U.B.C.S. chopper will be sent to pick her up from the RPD, only to get shot down by Nemesis with his rocket launcher. There is another chase by Nemesis throughout the RPD. 3.) Meanwhile, Carlos is on the train with Mikhail and the civilians, who get attacked early on by the Brown Gravedigger. Its tunneling makes the train derail and forces Carlos to fight it. The fight will be shorter, due to it eventually swallowing Mikhail and getting blown up from the inside. 4.) Carlos explores the park and his unique items appear there instead. His scenario ends with him unlocking a gate to the clocktower, which Jill walks through later. *If Jill agrees to go with Mikhail and let Carlos search for a lead to Dr. Bard at the RPD* 1.) Carlos goes through the RPD, as we do get in the remake, and his unique items appear there. 2.) Jill Valentine will be attacked by Nemesis on the train, prompting Mikhail to sacrifice himself. 3.) Jill Valentine goes through the park and eventually unlocks the path to the clocktower. The U.B.C.S. chopper will try to pick you up there, only to be shot down by Nemesis. 4.) Although you will have one less Nemesis chase, due to Mikhail’s actions, Jill will have to fight the Brown Gravedigger much later on and the fight will be harder. Instead, the Gravedigger’s tunneling would interrupt her trek on a secret closed off roadway, which takes from the hospital to the Dead Factory,
I don't like nemesis second form in the remake. It's so scripted. You must drop him from the clock tower using mine rounds otherwise you're just wasting bullets
I feel like Nemesis' stages could've gone something like: Stage 1 (Normal) - Searching RC Stage 2 (Classic Version of 2) - At the clock tower Stage 3 (Remake Version of 2) - In the acid arena Stage 4 (Remake Version of 3) - At the railgun Stage 5 (Somewhat resembles Classic Version 3, but really small and weak) - You should be able to kill him *for real* at his weakest moment, or spare him and escape RC
This is what I was thinking too: 1.) Barehanded and Rocket Launcher Nemesis for initial areas and set-pieces. 2.) Short cameo of White Gravedigger in sewers, possibly snatching away one of the Hunter Gammas as Jill watches and triggering a QTE. 3.) Flamethrower Nemesis on top of clocktower instead of construction site. 4.) Brown Gravedigger in passageway linking hospital to Umbrella Factory. 5.) Traditional Shirtless Nemesis in waste disposal room. 6.) The remake form of Nemesis visible at 7:24 as the actual final boss. After Jill fights him like those two battles in the actual remake, she comes across the rail cannon and changes tactics. Forcing Nemesis to retreat and feed on a dead Tyrant buys you time to push in batteries, aim the gun, and shoot. After the shot decapitates Nemesis’ Tyrant head, Nemesis briefly looks like the original final form at 8:07, and you fire a few more bullets into the now exposed parasite.
As much as I like stage 3 Nemesis in the remake, I was wondering if he would be able to walk out of here if he won and killed Jill. The original Re3 version looks like he could easily walk away. Loving these remakes tho!
He constantly adapts for any purpose. Maybe he would have turned back into a smaller walking creature to get out of there. I mean, the only reason why he turned into that thing in the first place was to protect himself from the acid.
@@Arthus850 yeah??? then tell me why in the original he didn't turned himself into a GIANT CREATURE AND PRESERVED HIS HEAD?? makes no fucking sense how he grew THAT BIG in the remake
At first I wasn't too keen on Bestial Nemesis, but I've grown to really enjoy him. But I will echo another sentiment. That his beast form should have been stage 3. Stage 2 should have had one arm that was pretty much all tentacle with just chunks of the original arm falling off. And his other arm beefed up and have a couple spikes coming out of it. Would have made for a great transition stage.
Drain Deimos: Both of them look cool; I like how Deimos in remake infect you with a parasite (Death scene if you don't green herb the parasite is unnerving) Hunter beta: Like the new Hunter, if Capcom plans for Dino Crisis remake, the remake Hunter was the closest if you're fighting a Therizinosaurus or hybrid dinosaur (Jurassic World reference) Hunter gamma: The remake design looks like Smoky Progg (Pikmin) but larger and add that maw of death like a Goblin Shark Nemesis: *1st form-Remake because Nemesis does Spidey swing with his tentacles, armed with a flamethrower before his signature weapon, and he can infect parasite zombie (RE4 nod) *2nd form-The original; I can see why most fans were disappointed on remake 2nd form. Imagine how cool he is with tentacles 2nd form in the remake, but instead, it's Nemesis going Dark Souls/Bloodbourne four-legged monster form *Final form - Like them both. I know everyone mentions his third form is Alien Queen but to me, he's more like Dead Space boss merged into one of the creatures from Stranger Things. I'm not sure if Capcom plans to do an expansion DLC for Grave Diggers and the giant spiders (RE Multiplayer resistance?), they're working on RE8 or Dino Crisis (Who knows...)
![Resident Evil 3 - All Nemesis Encounters\Battles [4k]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TBHjhB-kCow/mqdefault.jpg)
I feel like we deserved tentacle Nemesis as stage 2... THEN dog Nemesis for Stage 3.
It really sucks that the two fights for stage two were pretty much the same.
They even bootleged some animations from G-Birkin 4. It was pretty ingenious and cost-saving but the fact that both fights with stage 2 was the same made it very lazy.
They could release a patch with the Super Tyrant Nemesis to replace this dog Nemesis on the Clock Tower Boss Fighr
@@VictorKotaki Lol If only they would.
@@Bloodhurl67 I know they don't, but don't coast dream haha
In the remake by making nemesis turn feral so fast they forgot that it was his intelligence and lack of humanity in a human form that was what made him so scary to begin with. He was never just a monster and the remake kinda makes him out to be one.
In a sense, he was supposed to be more terrifying and challenging than Mr.X. I think Sphere Hunter commented that in the PS1 games, Nemmie felt like an upgrade from Mr.X. Now it feels like the opposite.
@@vexedrat1874 RE3 Remake Nemesis felt like fighting William Birkin in G form. Only difference is in his early stage he had a flame thrower instead of a pipe
REmake Nemesis never really turned feral.
He never went rogue, he kept to the objective implanted in the NE-alpha parasite until the end.
Nemesis do ps1 lembra o "jason do sexta feira 13" (só um exemplo) ja o nemesis do remake lembra um aliem, Ninguem tem medo de aliens
the nemesis in the remake does not complete his job but in the original he completes it in half by killing brad. :/
Agreed
Yeah in the original his entrance was more epic
I couldn't agree more with you bit of a disappointment! 😦
Doesnt brad say in the prologue that nemesis was killimg the other stars members
@@shockblast5402 yes but it's a bit disappointing not seeing him do it on screen
I feel like what made Nemesis so terrifying in the original was that throughout most of his mutations, he maintained his human form. It just made him feel that much more unstoppable (And badass).
Yeah humanoid monsters were always scarier and better, Nemesis was Biped until he can before the acid on the dump in Dead Factory wich makes him always more human, in Remake they destroyed this in the middle of the game
The final form of Nemesis in the remake feels jarring, additionally due to how much Mr. X’s Super Tyrant design got toned down in the RE2 Remake.
Apparently, it was a bit extreme to have Mr. X get a complete transformation with two fully clawed arms, so soon after his fiery explosion. Yet there was no problem with Nemesis instantly turning into a giant fish-Licker, after being on fire for a bit, then crawling out of an acid pool, to instantly grow ten times his size and turn into... that, and all without eating any Tyrant corpses onscreen to recover his health first.
Yeah It was his intelligence that made him scary for he was more than just some dumb monster
@@rileyblair7273
Agreed.
Nemesis is scarier in remake and he is harder
What made the original Nemesis so terrifying was that you literally witnessed him decaying and transmogrifying from some unexplainable humanoid to a bizarre, alien-like, and otherworldly creature totally indistinguishable from the last stage of transformation. What strikes me the most from the remake is that Nemesis became more animal-like overtime, which registered him to look like and behave like any other commonplace enemy in the series. He was more predictable and less menacing, an unfavorable combination that should never happen in any horror game. Especially a game that is supposed to expand on its initial blueprint.
I knew there was something about it.
They made Nemesis look like a G-monster in REmake.
To be fair, nemesis damaged form are simply heavier & has more range at massive detriment
Simpler pattern & slower attack speed, attribute armored nemesis have that no enemy in the game has
Hunters can be stunned, grave digger is easy to repel, brain sucker can be stunned to
@@ExecutiveSonda Nemesis has nothing to do with G. It is clear the developers of Remake doesn't have any knowledge of the source material.
Nemesis is infected with T-virus. NA parasite was surgically added to improve its intelligence. The last mutation is triggered by a bath of various mutagen and biological waste produced in Dead Factory.
I think they wanted to reduce horror because they are trying to sell it to japanese. They "dislike" body horror in videogames
They basically turned Nemesis into a giant Licker.
Soulkey sbr Or into a modified version of the William boss from the Resident evil 2 remake,the one Claire fights that runs on all fours. Wouldn't be surprised if they used the same model...
If you know the lore, you will know that Nemesis adapts to its environment in any combat situation.
Also, it can control all sorts of weapons.
His parasite controller was destroyed and he suffered serious damage. He fell into the river and mutated according to the aquatic adn he surely adquire from the water and the fish he ate.
If you remember, he did exactly this but with the dead Super-Tyrant in RE3 (1999).
u ned to watch the film alien then, complete stolen idea. terible
Lol yea ididnt understand that. He was like dad licker. I wldve liked to see him with original stage 2 form, personally, alltho this form was interesting too
they suck
Such a shame the models in re3 don't have a motion option like re2 remake
The developers were lazy on a lot of shit. They could of put so much more they rushed this game to much because of the success of RE 2 remake.
@@donxponce7729 the success of re2 remake has nothing to do with there greed and rashness, they launched RE resistance' title and it got a lot of hate from the fanbase so they rushed RE3 remake and attached resistance to it so people buy their shitty game mode
no, it was developed at the same time as RE2Remake they've stated that numerous times in interviews
Resistance was also developed at the same time, but since it was a multiplayer-focused game, they originally supposed to release it first, but the backlash caused them to release the RE3 remake alongside it, despite also stating the former would have a single-player mode before revealing the latter weeks later
Martin De-Serres I don’t even know why they made RE Resistance. I don’t remember anyone at all asking for that trash-ass hipster kid game. I would of rather them took their time on RE 3 , the only way they can make up for the game is to give us some DLC content like they did with RE2. Like a Mercenaries mode or something. RE3 was great to play in the moment, but it’s dildo short. They cut loads of content , there’s not much connection with the characters , and it’s just one of the games you’ll play and then forget about.
@@donxponce7729 people didn't ask for Raid mode in those Revelations games yet they actually ended up liking it, not to mention those who got to try resistance in advance gave a lot of praise too so yeah people DO in fact asked for something like that
In the PS1 version, Nemesis transformation makes so much more sense. Some people complain about his last transformation in the PS1 version. But what they dont know is that Jill had cut off his arm and head, which explains how his head changes so drastically from the previous stage.
The drain demos original model looks very detailed for the time
That's what I always admired about the ps1 games. The models and their animations captured the essence of the actual illustrations
@@thisismynamepal I don't see it
@@umairashraf5167 who asked?
@@TunaMayoInumaki I just don't see the charm of the ps1 graphics 🤷♂️
@@umairashraf5167 that’s what someone born yesterday would say, don’t forget what gaming evolved from, ps1 graphics had a certain charm to it
The nemesis in resident evil 3 remake in second form looks like a xenomorph from alien 2
Jesus Gardea that’s what they were going for if you cant tell this game much like 2 takes alot of inspiration from aliens that’s why the franchise is so good☺️
@@AZjesse1 Yes greatly inspired from the xenomorph
Pause at 7:50, we can see something like the mini-jaw inside Nemesis mouth. Lmao
Just imagine nemesis stage2 had a chest berster bersted out of him and it later grew into a beast. (Nemesis would survive a chest berster easily)
And his head in the final form is literally a xenomorf from alien isolation
My memory was quite bad with remembering nemesis' various forms but on the remake when his second stage came out of the water I was so confused. I was like "isn't that the last form???"
In what is a 4-5 hour game, they have you fight the same boss twice with very little variation. That is peak modern lazy Capcom.
@@silverblade357 I as a neutral, who never was into re, I can confirm, that the original and remake are just both not scary and no variation. So oldschool and modern capcom are lazy
2020 Nemesis Stage 3 win
silverblade357 it’s actually less than 2 hours just like the 2nd remake....actually you can beat all 3 classic games in around 2 hours as well
@@groovyhoovy9793 4-5 hours on your first playthrough seems to be the average. Once you know where to go, what to do and what you can skip... yeah, I got the under two hours achievement on my second run.
Nemesis stage 2 looks like something out of bloodborne. Love the design, just wish he would actually stalk u through raccoon city like that
That would've been sick
Bruh imagine a resident evil game with soulsborne type combat, that shit would be great
@@brodyupton9155 oh hell yea, like bloodborne is melee focused with a ranged combat twist, souls resi could be gun focused with melee twist, like ur main hand weapons are the guns from resident evil and the off hand melee weapons are like combat knives, machetes, wood axes and so forth! Shit, the starting area could be Spencer mansion, then u find ur way out to raccoon forest and finally raccoon city🤘🤘🤘
@@kyridounis5040 honestly that would be great
The gamma is not the same thing as the Hunter Gamma.
The new Gamma is a combination of both the Hunter Gamma & the Grave Digger.
The concept art makes it seem like it's the same thing tho. In the concept art, the older gammas are there too which gave the illusion that its evolved in this game
No not exactly the orignal hunter gamma was actually a turtle with the combination of a lizard and frog then in the remake he then was a combination of both turtle and frog and did not have claws and only swallowed you up whole so yeah i
And also no grave digger combination cause to be honest why would you mix a frog a lizard and a worm together it would look weird (not being mean) just saying and capcom never combined the hunter beta with the hunter gamma in the remake
@@thegreenghostteam234 in an old 3d game with enemies not too big on the screen like 2nd or 1st person shooter, the hunter gammas weren't so different to betas... in the remake at least it was a big difference
No the hunter gammas have always been a mixture of Amphibian and human DNA. Wherever you dig up this information is false.
It's growth hormone modified, maybe even viraly again.
I can't be the only one who likes the og nemesis way more than the new nemesis. I don't like the trend of "make big monster bigger" as a way to inflate the enemy's challenge.
I feel like they ditched the true terrifying nature of nemesis once they made him go into his seccond form. Nemesis was never scary because he was big but because he was smart.
@@rileyblair7273 Plus you couldn't fight nemesis until he became that big monster. You could stun him for a minute but he would get up and keep chasing you. But once he went on all fours you only encountered him to fight, which removed all tension.
UberKeiser
What are you talking about? It's always been a trend, with Birkin in the original Re2, Re4+
@@skullkid6439 Wow you are so wrong. Go compare the size of final nemesis in the remake to the original. Go compare the size of the final Birkin fight (not the sludge version) in the original to the size of the final Birkin in the remake. The remakes are fucking huge.
UberKeiser
Idiot, I never mentioned Re3 and stage 4 william, I was obviously talking about stage 5 when he turned into a huge pile of shit. And Wtf do you expect, it's resident evil, there's always huge monsters, that's legit the first thing that people will notice about the games, it has big monsters.
Kinda lame how the new game stopped animating the character models.
Because mannequins are hella scary. So why not make all the enemies inanimate lol.
i don't even understand why, Re2R had them animated :/
Models aren't made to be animated.
It's for you to see the details, it's better when they are in a pose.
Luiz Gustavo I disagree because their is usually a start/stop button and models are also used to see different animations on certain models
Models ARE technically made to be animated, in RE2R, you can still see them as a model and zoom in and all of that stuff, when you play the animations, you can simply pause them and that'd be any pose/frame you like, that's not the case in RE3R.
Man i really don't get what happened to them and why were these features removed :(
Why Capcom did u take away shirtless nemesis? Smfh
shirtless nemesis is sad now
I sense hentai bondage monster
If he was there then.....Sjw/puritans: nemesis is getting naked in front of a woman please can someone think on the children.
@@linxlostbeast he wanted to see Jill's stars /_°
Joseph joestar Shirtless Nemesis was a lot more..... menacing...
I get the developers behind this remake wanted to make it "different" but it sucked they removed tentacle nemesis. I bet you people would have been happier.
Tentacle nemesis wouldn't do anything to scare nowadays.
They added but its fused with the first one
Even in the concept art shirtless nemesis only has one tentacle 😢, it was poking out of his arm while he was holding a mini gun
I liked Beast Form Nemesis well enough until I found myself fighting the exact same boss like an hour later! And how in the blue hell did big boy Nemesis even get down into NEST-2?! I get the impression that Beast Mode should have been his third form, but Capcom got lazy, scrapped the second form and just did the same fight twice.
Subverting your expectations doesn't mean it was an inherently good decision
Nemesis 2nd form in the original: Still Nemesis, in a more hentai mode.
Nemesis 2nd form in the remake: looks like Nemesis and the first form of Derek Simmons had a baby.
With the right mind set, they can both be hentai mode.
@@DiranJiru If you were watching animal hentai...
No shit, looks like they involved a Xenomorph in a threesome.
@@gweejtheimmovable9213 ...You're right...
Because they are related, the C virus was a combination of the T Veronica virus and G virus, the G-virus was basically the result of the Nemesis Parasite being killed by Lisa Trevor but it's genetic code absorbed by her to create the G-Virus that's why both Derek Simmons and Lisa Trevor have G-Virus features and why the stage 3 Nemesis and Stage 3 William Birkin look a lot like Derek Simmons's mutation, Simmons even has the G-type eye.
Nemesis stage 2 in the remake looks like Ben 10's Wild Mutt imo.
I miss nemesis clasic stage 2
Diego Rios scame mar more scenes
the classic Nemesis ... its much more better than remake...
the Classic scared me just by the video...
the remake .... ahh! mee...
@@1111rsrs classic only works because of fixed camera angles and tank controls. In other words, he's only scary not because of how he behaves, but because of how the player is limited.
The classic ain't scary, that shit was a joke, used to laugh my ass off when I saw 'tentacle' Nemesis.
@@cheez3184 And then you died?
*Sees that Grave Digger is cut from the game*
Grave Digger: "Why oh why Capcom must you do this to me!? Not only me, but the Clock Tower, Spiders and the Cemetery where I was fought too!? Unacceptable!"
Fuck Spiders! Give me the ManSpiders that RE2make should have had! I'll take terrifying abominations over upscaled animals any day! But yeah, cutting out the Clock Tower in RE3 was peak modern Capcom!
@@silverblade357 Capcom: " But Jill fight Nemesis in the Clock Tower!!!!"
Hey buddy, considering the new plot from the RE3 Remake, how could you agreggate the Park and the Grave Digger in this game???
@@felipearaya3546 Okay. The Gravedigger could have shown up in the train tunnels after the wreck, provoked by the crash. Jill has to escape through a stretch of the tunnel while fighting off the worm.
The next subway stop would be a small urban park, which Jill has to cut through to get to the Clock Tower. Nemesis returns at this point in his proper Second Form and pursues Jill through the Clock Tower and Chapel.
They still fight in the square. Nemesis infects Jill. The Gracedigger reappears because the rocket launcher provoked it and swallows Nemesis. Jill tries to make her way through another city street section toward the hospital and collapses right as Carlos manages to get to her.
After getting the vaccine, a cutscene shows Nemesis finally ripping his way out of the Gravedigger. This is why he couldn't assassinate the bedridden Jill for two days.
The game can proceed as normal without the dead factory, just make NEST-2 less advanced, more industrial, like it is the repurposed backup site.
Edit: Broke up the wall of text
@@silverblade357 jajaja very good plot.
In my case I would have maintained equal the game until the moment in which Jill must go down the elevator to the underground facility, instead add a cutscene in which Nicholai blocks her way by destroying the elevator and she must looking for another alternative entrance.
After that Tyrell calls Jill about what is happening and mentions that to enter the secret facility there is a detour located below the Raccoon Park, where she meets the Gravedigger (boss fight) who she must kill to return to the surface.
Climbing up, she arrives at the cemetery area, which is full of zombies, which she must confront with the help of Tyrell, who accompanies her through the park to the Dead Factory, which is actually a facade to cover NEST-2.
Arriving at the factory, they both detour finding out how to enter the laboratory, and Jill arrives first, having to solve the problem of the 4 fuses and from there the game finishes as the remake built (increasing the complexity of the vaccine puzzle as the water contaminated puzzle from the dead factory in the original RE3)
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@@felipearaya3546 And look at that, two ways of using the original elements while still re-imagining the overall story. I can only imagine that is all off the top of your head too. I get the impression that average fan might have more passion than the planning teams behind this remake.
The classic zombies look more from the 90s than the current ones that wear very modern clothes.
Yep. I dont feel the remakes capture that era good at all.
@Dominic dominic shut up millenial
@Dominic dominic disrespectful piece of shit. Shut your damn mouth and go get a life.
@Dominic dominic fuck you
@Dominic dominic zoomer
Not ganna lie i wish they kept the masked nemesis a bit longer for it was pretty badass looking
It sorta just looked like he had a trash bag wrapped around his head
While looking at nemesis:
Look how they massacre my boy.
They made him into a generic monster once he hit stage 2.
@@rileyblair7273
Stage 3 they ripped of the alien queen from aliens.
Its soo Generic and Lazy. They Honestly just retooled a licker
@@plotarmor8017 How is it...? In the old game they just made him shirtless, But when he hit the 3rd he looked different, But in the remake it shows that’s he’s able to adapt
@@ematic0054 Sure I mean in the RE3 game it just showed him shirtless because he has nothing to adapt to other than the fire and explosions. Ive seen designs like that alot from bloodborne and Alien. It's not even looks. The gameplay takes a huge step back as the stalking game mechanic is now gone. All he does is run around and attack you in some boring and repetitive boss fight. They could've had more beefed up tentacle riddled Nemisis with more deadly attack varieties. Not that boring Xenomorph design. I understand your point of him being shown his ability to adapt here but I just don't find it to look any good I've seen that design way too much. The reason I say it's a retooled licker is because it just looks upscaled and with a little more detail. And the Nemisis gameplay is sacrificed for that transformation.
I’m going to miss grave digger and the giant spiders :(
The clock tower n the park also the wasted factory
Plus the graveyard area! 😦
Graveyard was a little part of the park
@@NeoShenlong00X I know but it was so small ☹
@@soulreaver1983 also it would be cool to see some outbreak scenarios as easter eggs as secret optional areas... i wanted to explore the city like if was a SH game... so much wasted potential...
I prefer classic nemesis.
ok boomer
me too, classic nemesis is a lot scarier, the new one not so much...
@@AntonioMendoza-yb2uf Ok trash.
@@littletyke5535 🤦♂️
@@littletyke5535 how ?? LOL the first one looks like it belongs in toontown and moves like a stage 3 aut*st
A lot of people complain about nemesis stage 2 in the remake, I like how he looks but if that appearance was for his third form it would have worked way better, the third form in the remake looks like Birkin stage 5
Dazer stage 3 is way cooler than Birkin stage 5: this one is like a wall while Nemesis is more like an Alien Queen, i think is a good final stage
Dorsogelido Fereldiano - yeah- he didn’t really have to turn into a wall- he just anchored himself in front of the exit so he could kill Jill. I thought it was cool that he still has his legs from his previous forms if you look behind him, but they act as arms more than legs this time 🤔. He kinda reminds me of the plant lady’s second form from code Veronica.
Merik Hendrick exactly! I also think it’s realistic: it felt into acid and then it adapted becoming a crysalid-like, very good design
Dorsogelido Fereldiano - mmmhmm, cuz we’ll know acid is pretty good at dissolving things. I really wish they had concept art for his final form. They only have art for his first and second form
The new second form was fine, but not good enough to warrant two separate boss fights with practically no differences.
Honestly, besides the changes to the Gammas and Nemesis' later forms, they did a pretty dead on job of remaking the monsters (that they chose to keep) from the original. And I actually like the changes to the Gamma and Nemesis' later forms. The former kind of combines them with the Grave Digger and separates them more from the Betas, while the latter is a fresh new take. What I don't like are the cut locations, those are a lot more egregious.
I've got admit, I don't like the creative liberties that the team took with Nemesis. I think the first designs were just simply better. He lost a lot of his character in the remake.
From the lack of his saying the word 'Stars', to him not killing Brad, to turning him into a large alien-like creature for his second form. Really just stripped the character down from having much of a personality.
While I agree with most of that sentiment, he does say S.T.A.R.S. Problem is that they went with more of a growly and monstrous voice for him so I'm not at all surprised if people missed it. But yeah, wish the Remake was more faithful. I say that because while I've played the original RE 1 and 2, I was never able to play 3's original. You'd think they'd re-release said originals so the more traditional players can be happy and newcomers could get the original experience.
The alien like appearance makes sense though as it resembles a licker in shape and nemesis was made from the t Virus.
As good as the RE 3 remake was, it should have been way better
At least theres a shop so thered a reason you can keep playing it. Also it gives it more reason to get a better rank for more points
Yeah its mediocre for a resident evil game
They cut alot of corner and still sell for 60 because fans will eat any regurgitated products with no question ask. Capcom was on the high roll afterall.
@@RichterBelmont2235 yeah the cut the clock tower and lots of other stuff. was not worth 59.99
@XYusuke X true. wasnt worth it for a short game.
I think there should have been 4 stages of nemesis- stage 1, stage 2, which is the giant tentacles all over his body, stage 3 dog nemi, and stage 4 which is the giant version of him. I honestly feel like we saw more dog nemesis than anything else in the remake, and Unpopular opinion, I feel like the dog version seemed really unrealistic; don’t get me wrong, it’s all sort of unrealistic because it’s a game, but you get the idea!
I kinda liked tentacle nemesis in the original. Really gave the impression that the NE-alpha parasite was taking over its body after all the damage it sustained. Like the parasite was growing more tentacles as it became more progressive. Dog Nemi seemed an unrealistic route to go down imo. Seems more like an offshoot of a licker prototype.
@@mattjamesbashforth8047 Remember when nemy got on fire and thrown himself into river? His parasite made him mutate in order to adapt with water environment so he grew spiky fins and toad-alike legs. Hence the Animal Nemesis
it looks like the main monster from alien
@@andaruzz that does sound like a g-virus trait though. Mutational adaptation to whatever is thrown at it. Nemmy was produced using both the t-virus and the parasite. The parasite gives it increased intelligence but that's about it.
One thing that I thought was pretty neat with dog nemesis was after he jumped out of the the river he had fish- fin like protrusions on his arms and legs. Do you think that the river had something to do with the way he looks- cuz the water already is contaminated with the T-virus🤔. And when he falls in the river he has open wounds 🤷♂️.
I hate how they swapped Nemesis' stylish and badass trenchcoat with freaking garbage bags wrapped around his torso and arms.
ikr how could they replace the classic tyrant trenchcoat for literally garbage bags.
Dude is too powerful for the classic trenchcoat limiter. I mean hes even got caution stickers all over him. I think he looks cool but thats just me.
I think the trash bag limiter was cool. Shows he's a true prototype, the tape is struggling to hold in mutations. I just hate how they skipped his shirtless form.
Nah, Stage 1 Remake Nemesis looks great. Stage 2, meh.
It’s containment plastic
How come in the OG Nemesis is wearing a trench coat, but in the Remake, It looks like he got trash bags taped all over him?
I forget where I heard it, but supposedly, the remake’s developers wanted to emphasize Nemesis even more as a cobbled together experimental prototype, versus the completed mass-producible Tyrant that Mr. X was. Their intent was to make Nemesis’ suit look just as mangled and grotesque as his stitched up body.
Also, I think those were supposed to be body bags, which Umbrella hastily added to patch Nemesis’ exposed areas. I think the developers intended to give him the appearance of a hulking “corpse” being smuggled into the city, then rising up from the grave to murder everyone. But unfortunately, they just ended up looking like mundane garbage bags, as though Nemesis fell into a dumpster, which made that design become a bit of a “nightmare retardant” for some gamers.
Because he’s trash in the remake.
@@ErmacXtreme1991 NO ITS COTTON
@@markcobuzzi826 i prefer the old one but You gotta have what they give you! I'm glad they did the remake i just wish things keeped the same..
He's a wad of chewed up bubble gum wearing a trash bag lol. I played the REmake first but I fortunately managed to get the original on ps3 and I gotta say it's much better than the new game and I love old nemisis more. Sure the controls are frustrating but I'm getting used to it and I love how hard and how more frequent the nemisis boss fights are compared to the REmake.
Ya know, I would've like to see the grave digger in the remake, might have been a fun monster to fight, not to mention making the game longer with an added fight into the story...
Plus, it could have been relatively easy to recontextualize the Gravediggers, so that their existence makes more sense in Raccoon City’s setting. For two examples below:
1.) Since the Gravediggers seem to look and act like no real life worm or bug, the remake could establish them as a completely fictional species within the world of RE, similarly to how the franchise already added fictional parasites to its bestiary. Jill or Carlos could find an entomologist’s journal, describing the “Arklay Gravedigger” as an armored omnivorous relative of the velvet worm. It would use powerful mandibles and organs, that spew acid instead of webbing, to crunch into wood, rock, and the bones of dead animals, giving the creature its name. So that fictional species indigenous to the Arklay Mountains would have gotten infected by the T-Virus and grew to massive sizes.
2.) To explain why some of the mutated Gravediggers were already massive and fully grown, so early on during the Raccoon City Outbreak, the entomologist’s journal could imply that he found some feeding on infected human corpses last summer. So the Gravediggers would have been mutated as far back as the first game’s Mansion Incident and growing ever since. The journal could finally state, that the entomologist was shocked to find specimens so freakishly huge and decided to bring some back into Raccoon City for further study... including a pregnant female.
Sadly Nemesis stage 2 was missing in the remake. They transformed him too soon into a giant dog/ licker & lost the stalker element which was the best part of Nemesis in the remake. The original designs on nemesis did it WAY better!!
Yes,I miss shirtless Nemesis,his tendrils sticking out like that really gave us something to think about before fighting. ✅️
Nemesis turned into alien didn’t it😂
That is why it doesnt feel threatening as the original. These idiotic devs are trying to be unique as much as possible they forget what makes the original famous.
Look at that head, its definitely modeled of a xenomorph, some say its a licker but no
What’s y’all opinion on the boss fight mechanics? I think it was made some simple af battle with obvious damn weak points, I didn’t like it. I wish there was more variety in the fight. As long as you had enough Mag ammo, the boss fight was a breeze.
Bryan Bagallon only thing I like about this game is the lighting and dodge mechanics other than that it’s predecessor is better in my opinion. Re2 had jump scares that had me jumpin outta my seat this one wasn’t even scary it just moves at a faster pace and more action based. I really wasn’t even hyped about this game👎🏾 they be doing to much when nothing beats the original.
raymund usi if this a re game why are they taking something from aliens and putting on here? I don’t like that. It’s not original. Only thing is he didn’t have the black skin and sharp teeth and tail otherwise it’ll be an exact replica
Why does it feel like original one scares me the most than the remake? Movie influence I guess.
FUCKIN agreeed
I don't think they even meant re3 remake to be horror, to me it just seems like they were trying to make it an action game, it's like the game has an identity crisis, it is like re2 remake but really kinda tries to be like re5 or re6
I personally think that the reason is because of the lack of detail in the original models, idk I feel as if that leaves more room for the imagination thing which always makes things creepier
dark tones, a more serious approach to creativity and do not copy game stuff from former games.
@dayum son I just saw that the old games have rate 18+ while this remake has 16+...
meaning it was made for teens, not adults.
YESSSSSSSS
thanks for that video
I've waited for it
And sad song when was presentation of cut models and new ones in principle too
Grave digger will be in our hearts
Stage 3 Nemesis:
OG - Limping/Dying Tentacle looking Monster
RE:3 Remake - Literal Eldritch Horror Abomination
The Escalation here is crazy lmao
7:35 the original nemesis imposes more respect
this remake has many flaws, but damm the desing for the new hunters and hunter gammas are incredible
The remakes of RE2 and RE3 are fine games that function well, are enjoyable and have great moments, they just lack the charm of the originals. Kinda wish they had just done proper fixed camera remakes after REmake and RE:Zero were released to high sales and critical acclaim. When the original dev teams were still working and hungry to create their definitive versions.
@Dominic dominic Yeah, but the OG was the OG. This game wouldn't exist without the original and will always be compared to it. That said, what are some of the flaws with the OG?
Lack of 2 fucking maps!! Also they changed the original wasted factory for a generic lab!! The last part of the game was rushed n feels quite linear overall, theres not too much to explore!! I wanted to explore more parts of the city!! But it feels so linear... wasted potential
hunter gamma looks shitty
@@tabbyzinha It looks more unique, the original just looked like a blue hunter Beta
Unpopular opinion: I think both games are great!
I agree i actually perfer RE3R over RE2R which is kinda odd because i perfer RE2 over RE3
Well i like More Re 3 than 2
@@serenseitcean2051 too each there own i really love RE3 but i like RE2 slightly more because of the multiple scenarios.
Re1 remake was the best and the rest were a cash grab.
i really miss the classic tyrant suit on nemmy instead of the trash bag clothing they made him wear in the remake.
They should have added option to choose either or. Just like u can for Jill and Carlos outfit lol
Femmy nemmy
They wanted to make it look like he was some sort of restrained deadly creature with the black wrappings and the caution warnings, but oh well people will see what will only see what o
The classic tyrant suit looks like a heavy metal band clothes.
Posted this in another comment, but, just wanted to post it here also:
It still makes sense though. Nemesis was an Umbrella Europe project. Mr X's Tyrant series was North America. Umbrella NA probably were scrambling to get Nemesis into the "experiment". Plus, the wrappings on remake nemesis give off a more "meddlesome" vibe showing how he was just manufactured by man but also so alien. He was pulled fresh from his packaging and thrown into the fight. It gives a more "Oh shit, Umbrella really is not fucking bullshitting about mass production of these monsters" when you see nemesis' wrappings and all of the Tyrants in vacuum sealed limiters in NEST 2 and that they aren't just pet projects of just one mad man but a mold for mass production.
As someone who wasn’t born when they game came out, I prefer the old nemesis stages.. looks way cooler. I wasn’t really impressed by the two dog/licker nemesis boss battles.
Just without the trenchcoat on is more impressive? What? The original much like remake 3 came out super fast after 2 which many thought and still think was superior to 3, just like the new remakes.
if you can get it on an emulator or playatation store its well worth getting. more than 20 years on the original nemesis ambience music scares the piss out of me, one of my all time favourites
Original nemesis transformation tried to keep his human form until it got melt and grew meat by consuming dead tyrant's crotch.
Remake nemesis grew tons of doggo meat in seconds while swimming.
Wait... 7:02 that's his stage 2?! It feels like they just skipped a stage because the change is just so drastic!
Discord Cat#12 nope I played it that’s his 2nd stage
@Aziria Shingen Yeah that at least seemed natural you know? That or maybe I'm crazy. I don't know
@@discordcat1265 he changed so much because he jumped into a lake to stop Burning from the exploded Train. He was so damaged that He went in a kind of Super Tyrant mode. Then he lost an arm that caused him to have that tentacle thingy on his arm.
He gets burned alive for a few minutes but I catch what your saying because he heals and grows/changes his entire bone structure and body in like 15 seconds
@@groovyhoovy9793 that's the thing... MAYBE HE'LL COME BACK IN RE8
second form makes sense he fell in the water and as a bow adapted to his environment even for a moment
christian Silva i love how they didn t notice how his arm on the acid boss his like his last form in the original XD
Well, yes it makes sense I know, but it sucks anyway
I thought he took DNA from a nearby fish or aquatic creature and used that to mutate but yeah he does have very high adaptation even before returning to land
Isn't it said that, when the trench coat limiter is completely removed, the tyrant mutates? And isn't Nemesis SUPPOSED to mutate at a much excessive rate compared to Mr. X?
ChonkBoi - that’s exactly what I thought 😦
The remake didn't add Jill exploring the RPD, the parj scenes and the tower scenes.
Yea im not sure why they replaced RPD with carlos. (Iforgot why jill was there in original). And yea they seemed to have cut out quite a bit, not to mention puzzles as well, which many of them were in the park and clock tower :(
@@LizzAngelus Jill was there because she had to get a lockpick and a gem in the RPD office. Carlos goes there to search a doctor who made a vaccine to cure the virus
Ikr
@@cloudfoxdie I never understood why Jill, a master lockpick, wouldn't have her own tools at her apartment? Hell, in the original, the lockpick is just a bent up safety pin. Still, Jill should have gone to the RPD to try and back up her people because they are still her brothers in arms.
@@silverblade357 they are pretty much all dead she cant go back em up if they arent alive
Anyone else thought the original Stage 3 Nemesis was way cooler? It's like the parasite is literally doing anything to force the mutilated and decapitated carcass to still go after Jill no matter what. The new one didn't feel like it.
As I have been saying, I think it would have been better if the remake saved the quadrupedal Nemesis forms at 6:55 and 7:25, until the very end. Plus, I would prefer having the Dead Factory be in its own sectioned off area of Raccoon City, rather than another underground facility. That way, the final boss fight could have gone like this:
1.) For Phase 1, you fight Nemesis in a junkyard behind the Dead Factory, littered with dead soldiers and Tyrants. The fight goes on exactly as the actual remake’s clocktower fight.
2.) Once you hurt Nemesis enough, Jill notices that she needs a stronger weapon and finds the military railgun, while Nemesis is getting back up. The remake’s intro to Final Metamorphosis starts to play.
3.) Once you commandeer the railgun and fire your first blast, Nemesis gets his arm blown off, the Final Metamorphosis theme crescendos, Nemesis sprouts a tentacle from his stump, and you need to reconnect the batteries while repelling his attacks.
4.) Once you reconnect the batteries, you have to fire another railgun shot at Nemesis, who might be eating a dead Tyrant behind cover. The second shot decapitates Nemesis and exposes his rib cage.
5.) Finally, the parasite itself emerges from his opened chest cavity and makes his carcass crawl towards Jill. A choice prompt would come up, giving you the option to either finish off Nemesis with your conventional weapons (triggering a similar cutscene as in the original, once you inflict enough damage), or try shoving the overheated railgun down the parasite’s gullet (which will allow you to immediately and automatically win, if Jill’s health is high enough to withstand the explosion’s shockwave without dying).
Absolutely love how Nemesis looks in the remake! I prefer it over the original!
Damn shame they wasted him, though =\ didn't really like how they used him...
The wanted nemesis to be an *experimental prototype.* _That's_ why
I love how you presented the models from the original in a similar fashion.
RE3make was a good game, but i do still wish there was an option for the original zombie audio. I miss the moans which have been replaced with snarls since.
I liked it when you could. Either fight nemesis or run away from him, the first time you encountered nemesis in the ps1
No its run away or run away
The old one look more creepy
It looks scarier, because it looks shitty and ugly. Those shit would scare me.
the new final form was made to look cool while the old was made to look gross and creepy/ also did any one else think we was going to fight a giant terd at first when nemi final form first showed up in the remake? XD
Okay boomer
... how? i'm sorry, but the old textures and models kinda ruin it for me
@@Professional-Sinner okay trash
I like classic nemesis but I also love the new designs they went with stage 2... largely for 2 reasons:
# 1.) stage one nemesis (remake) and stage one & two (classic) were already rather on the same equilibrium. In the remake he already has a significant use of his tendril attacks and grabs which I felt from the start he should’ve been incorporating since he pretty much could use it to kill you in the classic with it. So I like that, his range attacks now are far extended to being simply equipped with weapons or just generic brawling style punches and clubs with his fists.
#2.) When the remake was set in stone I was wanting to know what his mutations would be, for obvious reasons. But I also felt the remake we needed something different, and I never in my wildest dreams imagined nemesis as a hulking quad pedaled animal tear adding around or at you with such ferocity! It was amazing! I was genuinely nervous fucking up with the fight because of the impending impact of the mistake, especially seeing it in action.
Stage 3 I wasn’t too wowed by. I think some of it was not very creative... one point was the head still being present. And the mass being increasing larger to point of being disproportionate. I get they wanted the final stage to be a blowout to the classic, but going bigger and also retaining too much rendition to its look made it less. I think what they should have done was make it less identifiable aesthetically - keep the classic size but make it a touch bigger, and erratic, and let it cry out a broken garble of S.T.A.R.S. as it still cling to its programming by a thread after being melted earlier and taking serious damages. Sometimes the best boost to a good remake, is rethinking the design in previously unthought of pitches. They succeeded in that with the stage 2- but fell short at stage 3. But this is only my opinion.
Love the other monsters; they all looked bitching- am sad we didn’t get any grave digger though. 😔
I don't understand all the hate for nemesis stage 2 in the remake. I played the original and was expecting shirtless tentacle arm boy to pop up at the bridge in the remake, but when I got a beast out of hell lunging at me from the river instead I was ecstatic. What a badass-looking creature.
And no spiders. Second remake in a row :(.
I feel you tho :( .
The new drain deimos are basically spiders. Too bad they only appear in a single area
The spiders in the first remake were really cool
They're special with the first RE. Not in RE2 or RE3.
@@mrlozanoo True
Disappointed they didnt add nemesis with no coat
@@Bates1960 yup same feeling here and new suit looks dumb as hell and stage 2 nemesis look cool with them tenticals
#notmyremakes
Naked Nemesis.
@@sorecererlloco4744 Exacly you don't own them greedy fuck
Final stage nemesis looks like alien queen
Damn I just now seeing that. Get away from her you Dick 🤣😂😂🤣
How I can’t see any resemblance?
@@groovyhoovy9793 because there is no resemblance they have never seen a Alien queen in their life
@neginet brall That shit don't look anything like the Xenomorph queen yall blind af 😂
The pale heads are more likely to be those naked zombies found in Umbrella's lab on the PS1 version. Loved the soundtrack btw.
Honestly i still love the classic nemesis and his forms .. damn i miss this dude hehe
I might be in the minority, but I miss the Frog-Boi Hunters.
Frog Gamma is the best
me too
me too, the gammas in the original were way deadlier than in the remake and were kinda cute
I remember seeing them when I watched my friend play it and found it creepy when I was younger ....now they fish bois
honestly the remake gamma should have been a new monster. It looks based off a chicken with uroboros now
The pale heads to me feel like a redone version of the "Naked Zombies" in the original Residental evil 1 and 2 games. They said nothing about regeneration but I remember they were tougher.
it's really unfortunate that they didn't remake all the monsters. for example the dungeon worm that Jill fights in the cemetery. after that the giant tarantula in the clock tower, and i think they should remake the infected crows too :) it's too bad
It urked a lot of people that they left the gravedigger out
I hate it when people say this wasn't a good game... It was a very good game, Capcom said that it would not be so similar to the original. Also, people just focus on bad things, but the design, the atmosphere and the graphics in this game were so good. Yes, they cut out some monsters, but also added new ones such as the pale heads or the Ne-a parasites.
Totalmente deacuerdo
1:26 the zombie female still had to look pretty dang hot. Also just looks like a Paris Hilton who fucked herself up from downing too much alcohol and just crying over her makeup. Not dissing on the celeb herself, the model just looks like her. Anyways, thanks for this! I'm new to the OG RE series and have only been updated from more recent ones. I've known more of the movies than the games so I've just been missing out with these memes coming out of this game and the work put into it. Just so cool
One of the scariest things about the good BOWs is how close they are to looking humanish, like Re2 Mr. X, RE3. nemesis, RE4 Regenerators.
When its just some blobby. Monster its not entirely scary
As cool as the remake was, i feel the old one was better, not only did they remove the Clock Tower and the gravedigger but nemesis just felt like less of a threat as in the old one he went from the rocket firing unstoppable force that sometimes used his parasite to help, then it was almost equal on the control between nemesis and the parasite as we see it emerging from his body
And then we see it grow it to an overgrown yet still mobile creature with no muman form at all, we literally see the parasites in its body and we finish it of with of the most infamous RE one liners ever. Meanwhile in the remake, he only uses the rocket in a small section where you just run away, and then he uses a flamethrower, and then all of a sudden hes a licker on cocaine for two of the 4 boss fights before he basicly becomes the cross between birkin and the hive mind from dead space and kill him by deepthroating him with the cross between the BFG from doom and a leaf blower
They didn't remove the clocktower. They remade it into the nemesis bossfight after he chased jill on the bridge.
@@arkhamasylum8972 maybe but then they just redid that fight where he's basically a big licker except Carlos is there
@@magickpigeondidn’t remove the clock tower in the remake; you literally fight Nemesis there in his second form.
@@ThePrblmKd91Xx bro didn't see my reply from a year ago
1:19 original looks more scary than original damn its got me all time
I never realized the Grave Digger had tiny stumpy legs. Very cute.
Difference between orignal and remake nemesis:
in stage 1: both nemesis maintain their human form but the remake nemesis already can use tentacle
In stage 2:the orignal nemesis have grown many tentacle but he is still maintaining his human form and human intelligence on the other hand remake nemesis lost his human side now he can think and attack like a feral animal like trying to snap Jills neck with its tentacle can run very fast can use his teeth to rip off jill and also can use his sharp nails for a strong damage and can run very fast
In stage 3: this is the final form of ne parasite (nemesis) in this stage both nemesis got very bizzare transformation. The original nemesis was trying hard to maintain his human side but finally his final form burst from his body. Now he is a very looking bizzare type.Now he is crawling instead of walking. The remake nemesis now looking like very big and bizzare type remake nemesis 's final form is lot bigger then orignal nemesis final form. In this final remake nemesis grew more hands and more tentacle then orignal nemesis he can use his large hands to smash and grab Jill to eat him he also can throw acid ball .
I miss the original, the true storyline when gaming so much experience and brutality... But hey, I appreciate the remake even it not hyped so much for the veteran players
If Capcom screwed up this bad with a good RE game, then I swear to God if they try to remake RE 4 and do the same method they did with this one...😡😡
Jackalgamer - actually the original re3 was one of there *not so good games*, not a lot of people liked it because of the lack of puzzles and it was too short. The original was okay 👌
The new one was awesome, I’m replaying it so I can get more of the bonus stuff.
Jackalgamer have you tried the game?
RE3 remake doesn't even feel like it was made by Capcom
lmao, if Capcom remade RE4 it would be very accurate to the original
RE3 Remake is kinda of a bummer 'cause they turned it more like RE4, RE5 and RE6 with QTE and uninspired designs
Hate to break it to you but it was just announced that a RE4 remake is in the works at CAPCOM and M-Two (the company that "remade" RE3) is behind it. ):(
I wish they kept Nemesis's 2nd form just like in the original
Nemesis *did* go with a _tattered_ coat, though.
been waiting for this love the effort that put into making this actually a remake
The way remake Nemesis's head looks for stage 2 and even more with stage 3 makes me think of a Xenomorph's head
Nemesis in the remake was like a mixture between the alien mother and a dog crawling on all fours. Not a fan at all. They really screwed him up in the remake. What were they thinking?
Like someone else said, Nemesis 2 is basically a giant licker without the tongue
@Dominic dominic you must be someone who values graphics over dynamic storytelling. It's not all about what the game looks like you know. Although I do like RE2 remake because it was consistent with the original. RE3 remake seemed to go in an entirely different direction. RE6 well, let's not go there. OG RE3's late 90's mesh graphics were a lot more realistic than Leon running haphazardly down a highway away from exploding cars without a hitch.
@Dominic dominic Cant even argue like a Milenial
@@mattjamesbashforth8047 Yes, original RE3 is so good, nothing like spending half the fucking game watching a door open with black background. And nothing like not being able to aim properly because you're basically controlling your characters via 100 cameras instead of 1 rotating camera. But hey, nostalgia is one powerful thing, eh?
I respect what the developers were going for. Honestly, I do think that they needed to include more from the original, but I also think that some of the forms in the remake, like the final boss, looked BADASS to me. One thing about that fight though, is the variety. I wish they had more movesets and more than weak point weak points, knocked down, power cores, shoot him, QTE, dead. Maybe make him use something other than his two arms, swiping and slamming. Maybe stick them into the ground and then bring up an aoe attack of acid, or grow more tentacles to add on to an attack, don’t make it completely weak points to do damage, or send in another monster like a hunter beta or two, but not too much to make it a heavy action packed boss battle. Let the railgun be a side gun you CAN use, but make it optional. Anyone know what I mean?
I miss the swat show with the RPD fighting the crowd of zombies 😓😓😓
I was just talking to my friend about that, no swat or any rando ubcs fighting zombies, there is less gore than the re2 remake, wtf they got rid a ton of the carnage happening in the city. You barely see anyone get legit eaten or ripped apart in the game. So lame!
I have to say nemesis second form the old looks scary when he runs the other more creepy
me encanta ver las comparaciones directas de los modelos en 3d wooow realmente increible
awesome ! glad to see you doing another one of these for RE3
Just in time, thx
RE3 remake is still a good game, i love it just like how i love RE2 when it first came out
All models are pretty detailed in the remake except the dog. Just looks like plastic.
Have you seen the balls?
I think in RE3 remake Capcom reused almost every animation and design from RE2 remake
@@FrankTheRandomCommenter yeah with the existing assets and models and it was really detailed in RE2 as well and the dogs were the same, plastic with plastic balls but I cant complain when all other models are highly detailed.
Old Nemesis: Steampunk trench coat should be good
New Nemesis: Just slap a shit ton of flex tape on him
I have long awaited for this video, where have you been....
8:35 looks like a giant symbiote
Something so horrifying about the old models. Probably cause they freaked me out when i was young
If the grave digger were in the remake then Carlos would’ve have his own boss fight!
Rambo not only that... but He would've Playable in the Park fighting Zombies and Hunter Gammas!
If the element of branching paths and the Raccoon Park’s interior were still in the remake, then players could have had the option to choose where Jill/Carlos goes through the RPD/Park. For examples...
*If Jill asks to part ways from Mikhail and go back to the RPD:*
1.) Jill will have that entire mission of to fight her way to the S.T.A.R.S. office and contact Dr. Bard, including those parts with the Lickers and potentially the zombie Brad.
2.) A U.B.C.S. chopper will be sent to pick her up from the RPD, only to get shot down by Nemesis with his rocket launcher. There is another chase by Nemesis throughout the RPD.
3.) Meanwhile, Carlos is on the train with Mikhail and the civilians, who get attacked early on by the Brown Gravedigger. Its tunneling makes the train derail and forces Carlos to fight it. The fight will be shorter, due to it eventually swallowing Mikhail and getting blown up from the inside.
4.) Carlos explores the park and his unique items appear there instead. His scenario ends with him unlocking a gate to the clocktower, which Jill walks through later.
*If Jill agrees to go with Mikhail and let Carlos search for a lead to Dr. Bard at the RPD*
1.) Carlos goes through the RPD, as we do get in the remake, and his unique items appear there.
2.) Jill Valentine will be attacked by Nemesis on the train, prompting Mikhail to sacrifice himself.
3.) Jill Valentine goes through the park and eventually unlocks the path to the clocktower. The U.B.C.S. chopper will try to pick you up there, only to be shot down by Nemesis.
4.) Although you will have one less Nemesis chase, due to Mikhail’s actions, Jill will have to fight the Brown Gravedigger much later on and the fight will be harder. Instead, the Gravedigger’s tunneling would interrupt her trek on a secret closed off roadway, which takes from the hospital to the Dead Factory,
basically re3 remake cut the re3 originals tentacle waving form and went strait to 3rd stage and tacked on a 4th, combining the 1st and 2nd.
Its so cool to see the different graphics. Thanks for the video its awesome to see this :D
I don't like nemesis second form in the remake. It's so scripted. You must drop him from the clock tower using mine rounds otherwise you're just wasting bullets
He was scripted in the original too but he showed up a lot more than the remake
nah, you don't need to use the minethrower, you just need a shotgun and a pistol, but it requires more time
And yet people complain about the clock tower not being in the game😂. Who cares if u can't explore it, it's no point.
I didnt use the mine rounds on him until my third playthrough. It's not mandatory to use the mine rounds on him
@@stupid90able how? Did you play on assisted mode? I play it on hardcore
1:38 this is like Mia from Resident Evil 7
I feel like Nemesis' stages could've gone something like:
Stage 1 (Normal) - Searching RC
Stage 2 (Classic Version of 2) - At the clock tower
Stage 3 (Remake Version of 2) - In the acid arena
Stage 4 (Remake Version of 3) - At the railgun
Stage 5 (Somewhat resembles Classic Version 3, but really small and weak) - You should be able to kill him *for real* at his weakest moment, or spare him and escape RC
This is what I was thinking too:
1.) Barehanded and Rocket Launcher Nemesis for initial areas and set-pieces.
2.) Short cameo of White Gravedigger in sewers, possibly snatching away one of the Hunter Gammas as Jill watches and triggering a QTE.
3.) Flamethrower Nemesis on top of clocktower instead of construction site.
4.) Brown Gravedigger in passageway linking hospital to Umbrella Factory.
5.) Traditional Shirtless Nemesis in waste disposal room.
6.) The remake form of Nemesis visible at 7:24 as the actual final boss. After Jill fights him like those two battles in the actual remake, she comes across the rail cannon and changes tactics. Forcing Nemesis to retreat and feed on a dead Tyrant buys you time to push in batteries, aim the gun, and shoot. After the shot decapitates Nemesis’ Tyrant head, Nemesis briefly looks like the original final form at 8:07, and you fire a few more bullets into the now exposed parasite.
5:45
Unstoppable Nemesis
for some reason nemesis face reminds me of a xenomorph
As much as I like stage 3 Nemesis in the remake, I was wondering if he would be able to walk out of here if he won and killed Jill. The original Re3 version looks like he could easily walk away. Loving these remakes tho!
He constantly adapts for any purpose. Maybe he would have turned back into a smaller walking creature to get out of there. I mean, the only reason why he turned into that thing in the first place was to protect himself from the acid.
@@Arthus850 yeah??? then tell me why in the original he didn't turned himself into a GIANT CREATURE AND PRESERVED HIS HEAD??
makes no fucking sense how he grew THAT BIG in the remake
@@ernestokrapf How did you grow so big from a small baby MaKeS nO sEnSe
The remake nemesis looks like he had a very bad plastic surgery his 2nd form is like xenomorph hybrid licker
Pale heads are re7's molded (maybe)
Pale Head is the Pale Man from Pan's labyrinth
Pale heads are from Resident Evil 2 Remake dlc
Insight Hazard i think they originated from The dlc Not a hero from Resi 7, The pale enemies that can only be killed by special ammo
The inspiration come from here
Insight Hazard it’s a free dlc, with some puzzles, new mechanic and a new final boss. It deserves your time!
Buen video 🤘
At first I wasn't too keen on Bestial Nemesis, but I've grown to really enjoy him. But I will echo another sentiment. That his beast form should have been stage 3. Stage 2 should have had one arm that was pretty much all tentacle with just chunks of the original arm falling off. And his other arm beefed up and have a couple spikes coming out of it. Would have made for a great transition stage.
Drain Deimos: Both of them look cool; I like how Deimos in remake infect you with a parasite (Death scene if you don't green herb the parasite is unnerving)
Hunter beta: Like the new Hunter, if Capcom plans for Dino Crisis remake, the remake Hunter was the closest if you're fighting a Therizinosaurus or hybrid dinosaur (Jurassic World reference)
Hunter gamma: The remake design looks like Smoky Progg (Pikmin) but larger and add that maw of death like a Goblin Shark
Nemesis:
*1st form-Remake because Nemesis does Spidey swing with his tentacles, armed with a flamethrower before his signature weapon, and he can infect parasite zombie (RE4 nod)
*2nd form-The original; I can see why most fans were disappointed on remake 2nd form. Imagine how cool he is with tentacles 2nd form in the remake, but instead, it's Nemesis going Dark Souls/Bloodbourne four-legged monster form
*Final form - Like them both. I know everyone mentions his third form is Alien Queen but to me, he's more like Dead Space boss merged into one of the creatures from Stranger Things.
I'm not sure if Capcom plans to do an expansion DLC for Grave Diggers and the giant spiders (RE Multiplayer resistance?), they're working on RE8 or Dino Crisis (Who knows...)