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Okay, honestly, the game has a lot of downsides. First and foremost, aside from the fact that I hated the length of the game, the story... Now you're probably wondering how and why. Yes, the game's story is nice, but it's bad. It's like they put the story of the first and second games together, added the third, and threw them in a blender to create the third game. I don't have a problem with having more than one story, but it distracts you. You can't focus on one story completely. As a player, I was honestly distracted. I was barely starting to get used to Rey, and then he kept switching me to a different character. Not to mention the excessive documentation, half of which was useless. So, story-wise, it wasn't the best, and it wasn't better than the second or first game. The second downside is the length. The game is way too long and doesn't deserve it. I would have preferred the first game at 8 hours or the second at 12 hours, not 16 hours! That's way too much! And the game literally replays the same place 30 times or more each time. Ugh, so boring! I don't know how I put up with it. The puzzles are just okay, to be honest. Okay, that's all the downsides. No, there's another problem. With my copy, I played the USA version, and the character voices are in English, but where are the voices? The characters are bad and don't match the visuals, I don't know why. There are many scenes between the characters that are just text without any visuals or even sound. I think these are the negatives that really annoyed me and turned the game experience into something boring. On the positive side, there are many. The game's story, despite being drawn out and scattered, is excellent and clear, and the tattoo story was great. The area design wasn't the best; on the contrary, it was distracting and repetitive from the first and second games, with a touch of the third. I didn't like this move, but I don't know, it's up to you, I just didn't like it. The idea of ​​Rey's apartment was good, to be honest, but then it became boring and they milked it dry. But when the apartment was changed to something like in Silent Hill 4, it had more life. The ending isn't as bad as the first game, nor as strong as the second; it's somewhere in between. The game's direction, pacing, and characters aren't the best; the second game is better. And there's something annoying: I understand it's a dream, but when I collect items like healing movies or something, after finishing a chapter, it takes me back to the beginning, and I haven't collected anything. Why? The final boss is a bit boring, but it's still enjoyable. I liked it, even though it was a bit difficult. The ghosts were the worst of the three games I played. Okay, I made them fast, no problem, but when they just hit the wall, and I couldn't attack them and they couldn't attack me, it became boring. Imagine you're in a trench and the enemy is in the same trench, and no one attacks. The only positive thing I really praise the game for, and it deserves a point on its own, is Atsuko Amano. She's a legend, and her song is a 10/10. I can't describe it any better than that; her song is always legendary. In the end, Fatal Frame 3 is an average experience, deserving of a 7.5/10, and half a point for Amano.

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I finished the game. My evaluation of it from my point of view is:1. The story of the game is excellent compared to the previous parts of the game. This part is considered better in terms of story than all of them. ️2. The locations of the game. Here I mean the design of the game, from the prison and Ashford Mansion, and even the mansion of that part. I forgot its name, but I remember its location. The design of Antarctica, meaning the design of the locations, I consider it good, but not the best, honestly, because it resembles the mansions of Resident Evil 2 and 1. I didn't feel any creativity, but it's not bad. ️3. The gameplay is good and the camera style is good. I have no discussion. ️4. The biggest disaster in this part, so I gave it a point alone, are the puzzles. The puzzles in this part are rubbish because they are not very logical. I mean, imagine you took a piece, and where should I put it? You don’t know. You have to memorize the map well. Why doesn’t it do the same as Silent Hill, pointing on the map? You don’t know. There are very annoying puzzles, like the Alexia cube puzzle, which is very annoying. If the Antarctica puzzles are in Clear mode, they are all annoying. For example, if I have a piece, you don’t know if I should put it and have it work, break it, or if it’s not in its place at all. You have to sit and try it, and I don’t have time for puzzles. The game is terrible. ️5. The graphics are nice, I don't always have a comment on the graphics. I have PS1 graphics, which is terrible. In short, the graphics don't interest me much. In the end, I finished the game in 12 hours. I got a D rating, and honestly, my performance was garbage, but what can we do? Anyway, I wish they would add this thing when I finished the game. I opened the battle mode. It's not something new, honestly. But the new thing is that they told me if I wanted first person or third person. Honestly, I was surprised. I said first person, and the mode is awesome. What I want to reach is why don't they add a first person mode when you finish the game? Because it's terribly fun. Finally, there is a point I didn't mention, which is the modes. Clear mode is boring. Honestly, Chris mode is awesome, and it's what raised the game's rating. By the way, if it weren't for Chris mode, I would have given the game a 7 or less. But my final rating for Resident Evil Code Veronica is 8.5/10

Oh Konami, you garbage company, do you see your game? Are your game players? Are your game players? Are your life football game players? Your game is a piece of garbage, no correct passes, no strong shots. If someone wants to shoot, he needs 5 seconds to recharge!! And to add more poetry, there are strange things in your game, the most important of which is the illogicality ((scripted)) You feel like it's Silent Hill, not a football game. Suddenly it's tied, and in the 90th or 85th minute, my players or the opposing players suddenly become Barcelona 2009. The ball doesn't stop from them. Anyway, it's garbage. The second strange thing is that the game has to recharge in order to win. I don't know where you got this law from. And then, are your game players ((eFootball)) and you compared it to PES 17 or 18 or the old PES. And then, who puts an Unreal engine in a football game? The body mechanics in the game are garbage. I have Messi 105, man. You feel like Braithwaite is not Messi. If many of the players and problems that I have in your game so far, you feel like it's a demo.

This is the best game of all time, the best story game I have ever seen, if my memory was erased the first thing I would finish is Silent Hill 2 yes this is the best Silent Hill I have ever played even the remake was awesome, the strange thing about the game is not in the game itself but the rating imagine Resident Evil Code Veronica got a higher rating than Silent Hill 2, Resident Evil Code Veronica is a nice part but not at the level of Silent Hill I mean in Resident Evil the character cannot put a mark on the map okay now how do I remember the location of the puzzle or the missing piece something not at the level of Silent Hill I mean all the characters in Silent Hill put a mark on the map like this place is closed here there is a symbol of simple movements but very important and influential

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