Resident Evil 3 Remake fans, here is something for you today. Some new details have emerged from various Resident Evil 3 Remake interviews. In an interview with GamingBolt, Resident Evil 3 producer Peter Fabiano talked about Nemesis. In terms of visual design, the art director Yonghee Cho wanted to make Nemesis fit naturally in the re-imagined and photo-realistic Raccoon City.
Gameplay-wise they wanted players to feel that they are constantly being pursued by the Nemesis. Hence the name The Pursuer and that’s why he is so agile in his movements. Which he very much is, since I had a taste myself. Fortunately, the dodge mechanic works quite well on him.
In another interview with GameInformer, Fabiano talked about the combat knife in Resident Evil 3 Remake. According to him the knife is now inexhaustible, meaning you can use it without any fear of breaking, or some other nonsense.
A game that is all about survival horror and with all the resources being limited, you need something that you can always rely on. So basically, if you are one of these players, who likes his knife-only runs of the game, well..you are in luck.
Lastly, according to a ResetEra post, the demo has been data-mined and many new details have been unveiled. I will only mention a couple of them, because many of these may contain spoilers.
The game will feature four difficulty levels: Assisted, Normal, Hard and Super Hard. There is also New Game Plus that supposedly changes up several things in the campaign.
Lastly, the game will last around 5 hours according to some leaks.
You can follow the ResetEra link and read the rest of the information, if you don’t mind spoilers.
Resident Evil 3 Remake will release on April 3rd.
Thanks GamingBolt, Game Informer and ResetEra.
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ewww lad, neve do such thing.
I also came in my mouth a bit when I read resetshitera
they tell devs what to do because there are insiders in reset era actual devs most of them in pr and community managers.
Poor PS fans https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/66d144cad1b794f2f7aa69949d1d6cf04362cd7d4eb7e0ee93a40c53d8488d25.jpg
GPU will be a hard pass for devs
LOL to this comment. How is it that people are still so blindsided I have no idea. By your reasoning, the Switch is horribly unpopular and the Xbox S does not have first party title support.
…Just five hours?
Played the demo that was enough for me.
lol 5 hours? now we know why they included Resistance…
like i said the game is a dlc for resident evil 2 and its not even faithful to the original.
amen my friend. just like original RE3 is not a full game by its own and was a rushed extension of RE2, Capcom should have taking the chance and correct their own history, release RE3 as full dlc priced around the 20, 25 Euro/USD Mark and put time and effort into making code Veronica but no… here we go again… and the masses embraces it… after the demo I know I won’t be paying more than 10 bucks for it for sure.
Original was insanely short too, why are you surprised? At least there’s replayability.
For reference, RE2 is around 6 hours long. So this is a little shorter. The question is, will it be more replayable than RE2 (as the A/B scenarios and different character playthroughs in RE2 were very similar)?
6 hours? i completed re2 remake in more than 20 hours, 6 hours is probably with doing a speed run on easy difficulty
RE2 Remake should not have taken you 20 hours to beat unless you had no idea what to do for long durations of time.
By 20 hours you mean Leon A+ B, and Claire A +B? Right? Because taking 20 hours to clear just one of those is far too long (it took me around 6 on Hard, and around 6 on my first Normal playthrough).
How Long to Beat reckons averages at 8 hours, so I’m faster than average, but not by much.
this people jeez… they just don’t stop to savor stuff don’t they?… it took me 16 my very first run but I really enjoyed it, I went back and forth as much as I had to, tried and found and open every single lock and combination and so on… what it’s crazy is that I felt I played more than 20 for sure so yeah… 6 hours for me sounds like they were just running around like crazy without enjoying anything. kudos to you for taking your time my friend!
Maybe that 5 hours is without side missions?
Ts not about fast you can beat it.
You can beat RE4 in 3 hours. Doens’t mean it takes you 3 hours first time playing. RE4 can take anywhere between 15-18 hours first time.
RE3 5 hours is probably the ball park of a decent well done run
I’m guessing it will take experienced players 5-6 hours and others 7-8. You can probably speed run RE3 faster than RE2 remake.
RE2 took me 8 and a half hours first time and then my times just got shorter.
RE3 being shorter makes sense. Vanilla RE3 is shorter than RE2. RE3 comes with a Multiplayer game as well to compensate for the shorter game.
The original was 6.5 hours long. Source – https://howlongtobeat.com/game?id=7719
wtf? 5 hours of duration?