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Capcom Indicates It’s Not Surprised By Resident Evil 3’s Sales Decline

The remake has so far sold significantly lower than its predecessors…

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Double_O_Revan1369d ago

Well when you don't take the time and put in as much love and care like you did with RE2 Remake its not surprising at all. You rushed out another remake only a year later. You bundled it with a multiplayer no one wanted so you could charge $60 instead of a lower price point since you knew the remake was short and much of the original was cut. It would've done really well at a $30-40 price point. But instead this seemed like a cheap cash grab compared to what you released only a year prior.

JokerBoy4221369d ago

To be fair, I wouldn't say it was a "cheap cash grab". However it was definitely rushed to cash in on the success of the RE2 Remake.

Chard1369d ago

"However it was definitely rushed to cash in"
Sounds like a cash grab

Seraphim1368d ago

It also came on the heels of the RE2 remake; what a year between. If they'd have pushed it back, given it more polish and perhaps even focused on making a next gen compatible/upgraded version and releasing in early '21 I think they'd have done better. 2 cents

C-H-E-F1368d ago

"I wouldn't say it was a 'cheap cash grab' "
Very next sentence defines cash grab:
"However it was definitely rushed to cash in on the success of the RE2 Remake."

LMAO, should go into politics.

Agent751368d ago

Take a look at the Resident Evil franchise and you'll see there's been plenty of cash grab games remade. I wouldn't even say CAPCOM is a major player in gaming anymore.

JokerBoy4221367d ago

@ Chard and C-H-E-F fair points lol, however what is in the Resi 3 Remake is polished and fluid so there is definitely quality in the game. The issue at hand is its length which was also the issue with the original version back in the day too. They could have done a better job sure, but I wouldn't call it a pure "cash grab". I'd claim that title for shitty licensed games that are only there to piggyback off of successful movies and TV shows, or legitimately broken sequels rushed out the door.

The Resi 3 Remake isn't really any of those things, its just short and they charged too much, however, while nobody actually wanted the multiplayer mode, it wasn't that bad and actually quite fun.

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neutralgamer19921368d ago

If only they had taken their time and given it the same care as RE2 remake it would have sold much better. Instead of adding content to na already short original game they took out even more

RosweeSon1368d ago

Thing is they were made back to back as far as I’m aware the main problem was resi 2 was always brilliant and I’m sorry but 3 never was it’s a good Resi I appreciate some people really enjoyed it but prob the worst of the original few (up to code veronica) plus it’s short and had all its extra bonus modes for completing it removed that’s just stupid. Add to it few extra modes but don’t take out from what was already a pretty bare bones game even back in the day.

neutralgamer19921367d ago

Ros

They could have changed that and made proper improvements to make the game bigger and better

Dirty_Lemons1368d ago (Edited 1368d ago )

As a kid Resi 3 was always my preferred game of the two. However when it comes to the remakes, there was so much that was cut out from Nemesis that it just seems like such a missed opportunity to bring another beloved classic to the new generation of gamers. A remixed Mercenaries: OMJ would have been tremendous, instead we got Resistance... Less said the better.

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seanpitt231369d ago

Downgrade the Physics Massively That’s what made RE2 Remake so good.
Make the game 4 hours long cut a lot of content From the original game that made it so special
Tack on a MP game that nobody wanted to justify the full price
The nemesis was underwhelming

This is what happens if you get a 2nd team in with not as much talent as the 1st team... people don’t buy it

Bnet3431369d ago (Edited 1369d ago )

I didn't know a second team made this one. How do you know? Was it like a different internal team within Capcom or some third party like a Bluepoint Games or something?

Edit: Just did some research, RE3 was made by an internal team under the name Red Works. The studio that lent a hand in that RE3 development is M-Two, they are in charge of RE4 Remake.

Nebaku1369d ago

How is having a fraction of the original dev's team time to make the same game, a fair judgement of the new teams "talent"?

GreatSako20201368d ago

RE2 Remake was also rushed. Scenario B was lacking and lazy. The story between the two secanrios did not make sense. The game was still phenomenal if you consider a single scenario. The Zombies looked really nice, the game physics and body damage and deformation was fantastic. The atmosphere was great.

Vandamme211369d ago

Personally I enjoyed the game. But I can definitely tell it was rushed. I do understand why it was rushed though. It had a lot to do with resident evil 8 village.

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anast1369d ago

Just about everyone saw this coming. They dropped a well manicured game in RES2, then 2 seconds later they rushed out RES3 at the same price.

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Resident Evil Games Ranked: Mainline Series

The modern entertainment industry has witnessed the rise of the Resident Evil franchise as one of its most renowned and celebrated multimedia phenomena. With numerous video games released across multiple platforms, it can be daunting for newcomers to determine where to commence their journey. So here is every main mainline Resident Evil Games ranked.

In preparation for the highly anticipated Resident Evil 4 Remake, let’s take the liberty to rank each of the mainline story instalments, providing players with a fundamental comprehension of the Resident Evil universe.

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Resident Evil 2 & 3 Can Now be Played In VR

You'll need to own a copy of the original of course but the mod is free.

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The Scariest Moment from Each Resident Evil Game

From Xfire: "The Resident Evil franchise is back, perhaps better than ever, with critics and audiences alike singing nothing but praises for the latest mainline installment, Resident Evil Village. Naturally, the latest Resident Evil game brings even more nightmare-inducing moments to the tally, adding werewolves and nine-foot-six tall vampires to the mix."

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Kombatologist1088d ago

RE1's first zombie encounter was definitely creepy in its own right, but it was the Cerberuses that jump through the hallway windows that gave most people a fright. You didn't know what to expect at that point, as nowhere felt safe. Furthermore, not only does the back of the game box mention (let alone show) zombies, but the official strategy guide prominently featured a zombie on the cover as well. It wasn't a secret.

Everything else is on point though.

roadkillers1088d ago

I agree, you knew something was going to happen with the window. I kept walking past and nothing, so I let my guard down thinking I was paranoid.

RE8 had some scary moments. Most of the moments are when you don't know how to survive, like the fetus. There is one aspect that scared me more and it is a spoiler.

Okay, here is a puzzle that Capcom did perfect. You go on into this wooden shed. There is a table with a piece of paper on top and a safe on the bottom. The safe needs a 6-digit code to open. The paper says "look out the window... you grip about looking out the window. When you look, the code is across the buildings. They made you think something would scare you. So you try lining up the code and then this lycon pops up howling! Haha, I shit my pants. That was terrifying and one of the best scares I have ever had.