It’s not bad enough to hate and not good enough to praise. That’s disappointing for two reasons. The remake of Resident Evil 2 was excellent, and the Mr. X encounters suggested that Capcom could update Resident Evil 3 and do something interesting and innovative with Nemesis.
Instead, Capcom chose the most boring path possible.
All playable March 19.
It's always the ine they leave out if the headline that interests me most 😅 DBZ Kakarot, been waiting for this to pop up on plus
Never played Midnight Suns and probably won’t anytime soon but maybe someday. Pretty good month not great not horrible. I used to love sports games when I was a kid but that was before the monetization they went through and now I avoid them.
Heard a lot of good things about Midnight Suns! Also looking forward to Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and will probably download 2K24 as well.
Not a great month for me. Will give Midnight Suns a go.
I've never played Jak & Daxter: The Lost Frontier. Might give it a go although it's supposed to just be okay.
Never played a Phoenix Wright game before, so might try Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy.
Resident Evil 3 Remake is one of the most debated games in Capcom’s survival horror series, but it’s just as good as the remake of Resident Evil and 2019’s RE2.
It’s a good game, but a terrible Remake.
I would choose the original over this Remake any day of the week. More areas, more enemies, more bosses, choice options, better unlockables, and I could go on and on.
If you go into this Remake as it’s own game and not compare it to what it’s, uh, Remaking, then yea it’s a solid game.
But I do not consider the Remake portion of this game to be “good,” like at all.
Sure it was scripted quite a bit but I enjoyed it. Really good replayability as well.
I can't comment on the "remake" aspect as I never played 3, didn't like tank controls even back then.
But as far as the remake goes as a game, I've got like 40 hours in it and played it far more then the 2 remake. I absolutely enjoyed the combat engine and dodge mechanic.
Let's discuss why the highly acclaimed Resident Evil Remakes are some of the best video game remakes of this generation.
4 was great... but missed some things. But still, the RE remakes have been some of the best remakes.
2 was good, but 3 and 4 were phoned in. I suppose 1 out 3 successes is the new standard. This is why publishers get away with so much.
i mean, you're extremely wrong, but whatever for the hot clicks
I actually thought it was pretty damn good. However, I felt it was a little shorter than the original, and from what I recall from the previous game, Nemesis chased me a hell of a lot more in the older addition. The graphics, and the dark atmosphere was top notch. My biggest let down was how short it was.
RE3 has two problems: it's a little too short, and it was used as a tool to make people play Resistance and spend money on lootboxes.
But one thing you can't say from this game is that it's boring. The (short) experience is really good, and I'm glad Nemesis didn't overstay its welcome like Mr X in RE2.
Completed it a day prior to release in a little over 2 hours. I have absolutely no compulsion whatsoever, to play through it again with it's insipid, uninspired boss encounters, some of which you can beat by simply running around in a clockwise or anti clockwise circle. I'd have sold it the following day to recoup my wasted investment, were it not for world events.
I absolutely loved the Re2 remake and would score it a 9. This instalment, although entertaining, I'd score a 6 for it's lack of content, run time, no challenging puzzles and poor boss encounters.