The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
With the gruesome T-Virus finally dormant, Jill Valentine has resigned from S.T.A.R.S. and is going to leave what’s left of Raccoon City. Much to her dismay, her exit has been delayed by the same flesh-eating zombies that plagued her counterparts in the first two games! Each time you meet up with an enemy, you can either confront it or evade it, but your choices all add up in this immersing tale of terror. You’ll soon rely on cunning and brute force to stay alive. The Resident Evil series has taken a horrifying turn, unveiling ...
With the gruesome T-Virus finally dormant, Jill Valentine has resigned from S.T.A.R.S. and is going to leave what’s left of Raccoon City. Much to her dismay, her exit has been delayed by the same flesh-eating zombies that plagued her counterparts in the first two games! Each time you meet up with an enemy, you can either confront it or evade it, but your choices all add up in this immersing tale of terror. You’ll soon rely on cunning and brute force to stay alive. The Resident Evil series has taken a horrifying turn, unveiling ...
new layers in the Umbrella Corporation’s devious activities.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:013388210497
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:PS1_RESIDENT_EVIL_3_NEMESIS ———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:013388210497
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:PS1_RESIDENT_EVIL_3_NEMESIS ———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
I had alot of fun playing this and I like it more then the original even though they took some areas out and changed it. I dont mind that nemesis isnt around as much or as random as in the original. That gave me constant anxiety so the game is much more fun having him be more cinematic imo. Hopefully they add mercenaries mode in a later update though. Overall great game though it looks and plays amazing and the story is good but short. Jill is awesome
awesome game though I enjoyed the second one more.
I have played the Resident Evil 2 remake, which I definitely loved. This game is just as graphically impressive, with detailed models, lighting, and environments that can easily take your breath away. Gameplay is slick and easy to get the hang of, and the voice actors did a great job with their roles. The biggest drawback would have to be the length. I finished it in about 6.5 hours. I felt like there was less content than the previous game; or at least I felt it took longer to beat the previous game.
This is one of the best Resident Evil games I played in years. Capcom did a great job and it shows. It’s beautiful and well worth the money. Please pick it up. You won’t be disappointed.
Resident Evil 3 is an interesting beast to me. I had a familiarity with the 1999 original by being a couch bound observer watching my brother play it when we were teenagers. Never played through it myself out of protest as I was a stubborn fan of Resident Evil Code Veronica and felt RE3 was taking the wind out of the sails of the real RE3 and, by extension, my beloved Dreamcast.Twenty one years later and, in the midst of a real-life viral pandemic, I’m running through the decimated population of Raccoon City in a desperate attempt to escape. Six hours later, I’m done with the game. And…I loved it!Lots of fun, lots of action, some scares here and there, and I enjoyed my moody romp through Raccoon City. Capcom wisely reused assets from the RE2 remake from last year and cobbled this title together relatively quickly. Lots of people are complaining about the length, emphasis on action and cut content (no clocktower, folks), but it frankly doesn’t bother me one bit.I think a major factor in my enjoyment of the RE3 remake is the lack of reverence I have toward the original. The original was also a snappy, short, action packed experience compared to its PSX peers at the time. This is exactly the same – snappy, short, and action packed. Exactly what I expected. I do lament some cut levels from the original, that is unfortunate, but overall this was a great way to spend the weekend even at full-price of admission. Definitely recommended, though clean off your rose-tinted.
First off, the game’s locations, narration, and completely re imagining compared to the original RE3, was excellent. The characters are more fleshed out this time around with an added sub plot. So it’s not just a flimsy escape from Raccoon City without an added details or sub plots. The story was great; people have complained about the cuts, including myself initially, but after finishing the game, I noticed two things, CAPCOM definitely made up for it with the increased difficulty compared to its predecessor, yes it is harder than RE2 remake, and also expanding different locations and adding an underground warehouse. The campaign was brief, but it is a single campaign as opposed to RE2 which was two campaigns; the background of Nemesis himself is stronger and he looks more formidable than the stature they gave him in 1999. Yes, this remake knocked it out of the park and was successful. Unfortunately, you cannot please everyone. Nonetheless, I would give it a 8.5/10 I loved it and the soundtrack is amazing as well. This was a far better product than the initially planned side story they released in 1999 which had no backbone of a story. Is it on par with RE2 remake? Definitely not, but it’s worth your money if you are an avid RE fan.
It was a fun game but I felt like it could have been longer and maybe a little tougher to beat. Completed the game in 6 hours.
This is a well crafted game, but for the price point I expected more. The game is very short, and if we follow the history of the game and what it was intended to be on the PS1 I can see why. RE: Nemisis (PS1) was supposed to be a side game. If you re-make something that was supposed to be a side game you get a side game. The ‘lean’ elements that help to make this a well made product work to the games discredit when you realize just how little there is, granted what is there is good to great (graphics, voice acting, user experience). There is generally a on rails path that only gets more constrictive as the game goes on, the linking sets between major areas are very short (helpful in speed runs but you have to want to go back). On the note of re-play, there isn’t much there. I would have loved to have had the shop items in RE2 remake, plus all the bonus weapons in RE2 remake. The extras on offer for this release version are good for one maybe two more runs, given that one play through can last 4-6 (mine was 4:30) and others are at 1:45 – 2 you are getting about 10 hours of content for the full price. Wait for the price to come down and then enjoy an afternoon of RE3.
For some reason I just never played Resident Evil as a kid, and I was a fan of horror video games. With this remake I decided to finally check out what I’ve been missing. Because I like to torture myself I started the game on hardcore & overall I did okay against the normal enemies but boss fights with Nemesis I died ALOT. The game itself looks great, the gameplay is classic horror survival with very little ammo & a whole lot of zombies. Jill Valentine is a badass who has some awesome lines. My biggest complaint is the game being so short, it took me about 7 hours to complete and that was me taking my time. But that’s how the original was so not much can be done there
Short but really fun. It doesn’t capture all of of the original RE:3 Nemesis but it is a remake after all. I wish capcom would release DLC to compensate for the shortness of the game. They release resistance, the multiplayer aspect (which is good) but I think most of us were expecting a full length campaign. I’m glad retrolio is selling this $10 below original price ($49). I’d say get this game on sale if you can!