Resident Evil 3: 7 Things You've Forgotten About Resident Evil 3

We’re getting a remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on 3 April 2020. But it’s been a long time since Resident Evil 3 came out, and maybe you don’t remember it all that well - in which case don’t worry, we’re here to fill you in on what to expect. Let us remind you of seven things you might have forgotten about Resident Evil 3. Subscribe for more on the Resident Evil 3 remake on Outside Xbox!

The Resident Evil 3 remake is out on release date 3 April 2020 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

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[andymcp]

The Live Selection feature will still be in the game in the form of me panic pausing the game mid Nemesis fight to worry about ammo and wait for my heart to slow back down to a survivable level

[rickimaru]

Billy Cohen survived the events of Resident Evil 0 and he never returned. Wesker even states in the ‘Wesker Report’ that Billy’s whereabouts are unknown. A guy who can hide from Umbrella and Wesker is a guy who really knows how to stay off the grid

[gruggerduggerhoose]

“Capcom have confirmed that the spiders will be returning in RE3.”

*Ellen has left the chat

[gruggerduggerhoose]

Me “haha 1999 wasn’t 21 years ago you plonkers. Wait was it?”
*counts on fingers
“Oh no.”
God i feel old

[lisquidsnake]

We probably haven't heard of Carlos in a while because he's smart enough to go the other direction or just stay at home when anyone even mentions zombies or Umbrella Corp? Make for a boring yet satisfying game 🤔😉

[AngryWindmill]

"No, don't go!"
Brilliant acting, it gives me the chills everytime.

[nicosimioni]

7:08 you spend, at most, 15 minutes in the RPD, and that's literally the only re-used setting of RE2 in the whole game... Everything else is completely new.

[MarioAdNoman]

The thing with mercenaries was that it was SINGLEPLAYER. Not everyone deals well with multiplayer. even less when you can lose because one of them thinks that "Trolling" Is fun

[ceceliaacaba]

When I heard the giant spiders are returning I expected Andy to say “sorry Ellen”

[caucaia]

Brad looks way more useful in the remake, since he's shown organizing civilians.

[maxvelcity]

Who else has been practicing saying "S.T.A.R.S.!" in their best Nemesis voice?

[randybear]

Barry literally in 3 RE games. Only playable in one and one of the 3 appearances was literally a 3 second cameo.

[JohnnyGibbons]

"Things You've Forgotten About Resident Evil 3": Implying that I don't still fire that sucker up three or four times a year... :p Beyond hyped for the remake.

[hafezali]

"The Andy Method" is the only right method to play Resident Evil!

[Visitant]

I wish that Resident Evil 3 Remake had a Mercenaries mode and that Resistance was a separate game given more time to cook. I loved Outbreak. It was one of my favourite Resident Evil games and such a missed opportunity due to how ahead of it's time it was. Resistance might be similar to Outbreak in some ways but it would be really awesome if Capcom used some of their current momentum to take another crack at Outbreak. Resistance is to action oriented to really resemble Outbreak.
A Resident Evil game that you could absolutely solo but that the team work aspects created a really interesting dynamic. Just the fact that the game didn't tell you when other players died was awesome. You could be separated and the last survivor and maybe come across the zombified remains of the other players or maybe even come across one of the last surviving players in the middle of the boss fight and rescue them without even knowing that was happening was awesome.
Having multiple routes through a level with some requiring a certain characters abilities or some just requiring team work. Asymmetrical level progression in a coop environment is something games these days should really experiment with. Imagine one group of players decides to take a route that is effectively a gauntlet and as they are fighting through it another player that managed to make their way to a control room can see it on security cams and closes a door that zombies are coming through and then that player goes back to climbing through the vents because they are the only character small enough to do it.
Or you can skip a small segment by having one character boost another character up and then that character drops a ladder down or opens a shortcut door. Don't have the team work be required just have it change the dynamic of the level.
The last level of the first Outbreak game was a really long level and would be really tough to get the best ending alone because every character was infected and over time and by taking damage your infection would progress. So the level usually played out by having two groups of players split off from each other and try to bring back different components of the vaccine. Sometimes one of those teams would be killed and the other team would have to track them down and find the components they were carrying.
The life and death of Resident Evil Outbreak was a tragedy.

[jheckie]

Carlos looks hot and that's all that matters to me.

[skootdiggity]

Personally, I'd rather have an updated Mercenaries mode.

All I remember from RE3 is that I stopped playing and have a traumatic memory everytime I remember Nemesis saying the word "STARS"

[SHADOMEGA]

"7 things youve forgotten about"

"Carlos Olivera"

No its impossible to forget about carlos as his section in the original was a nice breath of fresh air

[pyr]

No Mercs!? I will be happy when this 'multiplayer' era ends. I wouldn't mind as much if there were still a solo mode, but mandatory multiplayer for extra content, for me, is no extra content.