Resident Evil 3

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

On its own, the remake of Resident Evil 3 is another hallmark achievement for Capcom. It may not satisfy purists of the original, but there’s no reason that fans of what the RE2 remake accomplished won’t enjoy this.

I would absolutely recommend Resident Evil 3 and would not be surprised if a sizable portion of the fandom ends up preferring this remake.

Resident Evil 3 Remake is slightly disappointing after the stellar Resident Evil 2 Remake. It's still a good game, but its short length and lack of ambition mean that it will constantly be seen as the lesser sibling. The addition of the REsistance online mode should add some value for those who enjoy competitive online play, but the lack of single-player options is disappointing. All in all, it's a good follow-up to an amazing game, and as long as you're willing to forgive its foibles, RE3 Remake should be a fun return to Raccoon City for franchise faithfuls.

Despite being a title of undoubted breadth, this remake of Resident Evil 3 could have reached a certainly higher quality level.

With Resident Evil 3, Capcom again succeeds in delivering a game that, as a remake, is nearly flawless. The problem is that the original game it is based on was never so great in the first place. And while there’s some fun to be had with multiplayer component, it’s not clear what Capcom’s main focus was for the package as a whole.

As a remake, Resident Evil 3 not only falls short of honoring its source, but it also doesn't quite stick the landing as a standalone horror experience. Even without taking into account the original game, or its predecessor, RE3 struggles to keep up with its pace amid a clashing of elements from survival horror and standard action. While it has a strong start and gives its principal villain some great moments, this truncated retelling of the concluding game from the original Resident Evil trilogy doesn't do it proper justice.

C’est un très bon opus certes un peu en dessous du 2 en terme de contenue mais ça reste quand même un classique ou je prends plaisir à y rejouer Platine le jeu est en revanche beaucoup plus dur que les autres titres de la saga

Despite being ABSOLUTE CINEMA in most of the cutscenes the gameplay, level design, and overall experience is a big step down from the greatness of Resident Evil 2.

This part is very short and they removed a lot of things from the classic, but this part is better than part 2.

(completed in less than 5 hours...) It follows the gameplay of the 2R, but adding a dodge, pretty weird to use but its here, so a little bit more dynamic than the previous opus, but still bad gameplay against boss/big ennemies. About story/scenario/character wise, i find it weaker, less interesting. The game is also more linear, the sound design more bad (or too different, why change ?), it should have been an extension, and not a full game,

El RE3 Nemesis es mi juego favorito de los originales, la exploración por racoon city y no saber si nemesis estará cruzando la esquina, pero el remake lo hecho a perder, que oportunidad desperdiciada, recortes y apuro solo resultó en una desgracia y me encantaría que hicieran otro remake para este juego