@@xxdomoxxkunxx it's like each RE character tops what the other has experienced Meanwhile you got ethan looking at them with his fucked up being physically
@@FreshPrincex4 I guess. I feel like the only reason Jill is alive is due to her training. Claire and Leon seemed to got incredibly lucky. Raccoon city was a meat grinder
The variety of music, both completely new and remixes of the old, was easily one of the remake's best parts for me. One of the few soundtracks I would have liked to also hear an equivalent to is the original RE3's options menu theme. I think it could have been neat to have an updated/reimagined version of that music play, when you are looking through the RE3 Remake's concept art, figures, store, etc. Also, I noticed that the soundtracks which Capcom made for RE Resistance could have also worked for a Mercenaries: Operation Mad Jackal mode, if it was retained in the RE3 Remake like the HUNK/Tofu mode was in RE2 Remake.
@MR. X One of those few times, where the RE2 Remake actually made me want to switch the default audio option back on. When it came to soundtracks, you 'gon delivered to me good.
I just love the way he super hero land and then drop the cage with the Rocket Launcher in a total hammy way like is saying "Look what new toy i found!"
@Havets Sværd don't think it fits. He only sees anything he uses as a means to kill Jill. What's going through his mind isn't "Look at my new toy", it's "STAAAAAARRRRRSSSS"
@Havets Sværd imagine there's a completely random ordinary guy named Lars with very good hearing who keeps mishearing his name being shouted in the distance
Loved the R3make and especially love the soundtrack. While the Nemesis pursuing bits are contentious, I can't argue Nemmy has way more personality than he originally did. I love how he's basically a prideful hunter just toying around with Jill because he wants a legitimate challenge. Only problem was, he grossly underestimated her.
@@siei3i37 Agreed. The original nemesis truly didnt stop. While in the remake he is barely in the second half of the game. His transformation took away what made him nemesis.
Appropirately titled, since by this point you've smashed him with a car, evaded him for a while, blown him up a few times and finally trapped him in a burning, exploding building....and he STILL won't leave you alone. And then as if to compound the fact he's absolutely done with you, he pulls out a rocket launcher and just goes full ham.
Lol this nemesis was pathetic compared to the original. He transform into a beast unlike the orginal who had to take way more damage to transform. It literally took acid to melt him to make him transform. Hell he had no head in the second to last fight and still came at you.
@HS Melvin Lopez His second form was still humanoid. You are stating the obvious. It literally took a pool of acid to get him to mutate completely in the original. One of the biggest complaints of re3r other than cut content is his ridiculous mutation.
@@valaxius i agree with you on that part aswel that nemesis here was fully scripted unlike what they did in re2remake with mr x making him both scripted and roaming around wich was a nice adition they did to mr x, also its cheap they let nemesis transform this early on cuz now they didnt had to give him a reason to apear anymore indoors cuz of his size just straight up lazy and he apeared only as a boss since further on.
@@valaxius if you wanna talk raw strength, REmake Nemmy is a fucking beast who theoretically could've grown big enough to actually face-tank that nuke eventually. But yeah the execution absolutely did him SO dirty
@@peternguyenloc2563 The original had a bigger map. Way more exploration. That's a fact you cant dispute. Nemesis transformation sucked and took away what made him nemesis. It was way too linear. That being said if you liked it you liked it. But the original being bigger and longer is a fact.
Dude, you have nlo fucking idea how HARD I am going to train to this, as soon as they re-open the gyms soon, lol. This is the best Resident evil soundtrack ever, reight next to RE2R !
In case anyone played the Original Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, this is a remixed theme song of Jill battling Nemesis in the Waste Disposal Room. The one where you have to knock him down and shoot the acid levers to melt him. I can hear it. I love it. 😍
Honestly I loved the remake of 3. Flaws and all. Better than 2 remake? Nope. Better than OG? Nope. A fun game? Hell yeah. One I would argue has better replay value than people think. Echoing the past but in a different context. This was a b movie like experience in the best way possible.
I bought a used copy of the RE3 Remake at around half-price, a while ago, after seeing plenty of reviews and walkthroughs. In both senses of the phrase, I do not regret my decision. Like many others, I was very disappointed with numerous aspects of the remake. But the game also had its great parts, which made me glad that I got to see the new story/lore/character bits and experience an initial campaign run on Hardcore. Having recently earned the platinum trophy, however, I can safely say that the replay value had me feeling even more let down than I anticipated. *This is just my personal opinion, which does NOT speak for everyone else's experience, of course.* For me, two things that really killed the replay value of Nightmare/Inferno were how Nemesis scaled with the various difficulties and the fact that there are no separate rewards for beating those difficulties without infinite ammo firearms. *Optional extra details are below...* The Nightmare/Inferno difficulties are intended to be so overwhelmingly tough, that I am encouraged to use the bonus items bought at the store. But some of the bonus items made me so overpowered that even those campaign runs became easy for the most part (namely the RAI-DEN, infinite handgun, infinite assault rifle, and infinite rocket launcher). This also caused some of the other bonus items to feel redundant. For example, why would I bother to try out the Crafting Companion, Samurai Edge, and Hot Dogger when those infinite firearms negate the need to hoard and preserve ammo, on top of letting me shoot through all enemies with ease. In turn, this also causes the strengthened enemies, multiplied enemies, and sparser ammo to almost not affect me at all on Nightmare/Inferno. It is not until certain encounters with Nemesis that the difficulty suddenly spikes back up, even reaching the opposite extreme during the final boss battle on Inferno. I went into that fight with the infinite rocket launcher, both defense coins, and the S.T.A.R.S. manual, yet it still took me around 5-10 tries. This further makes me not care enough to try beating Inferno without the infinite firearms, even as a self-imposed challenge, knowing that I would soon come across the very Nemesis encounter(s) which felt broken to me.
@@markcobuzzi826 I think you're too harsh on the shop in the game. Call me old fashioned, but I miss when games rewarded you with cool items that were earned through challenges and objectives. The whole point of the shop is simply to use it if you wanted to have fun with the game and play it however you want it too. Of course it's broken, it's the equivalent of a cheat code system. The difference is you choose what you want to buy until the long term goal becomes to get everything unlocked. That alone doesn't break the game to me and never felt compelled to use any of the items if I wanted to challenge myself. Of course the challenge of the game is where some argue back and forth if it's fair. nemesis stage 3 is a poor final boss for being too easy or too hard. It lives in extremes that doesn't work well. Aside from that, it weirdly feels like the same exact design of the original Re3 for difficulty: you either play on easy or hard, and it sticks to that word through and through. You either have all the ammo and resources to never feel truly out of your depth or not enough to even survive in the end. Remake creates similar problems but in a way does stay true to that og style. Re3 og is a better game overall to remake but og's only huge problem for me is the controls. I like the og re games but the controls just flat out suck and even mastering the game becomes more of a chore than fun to me. The admitted fun to those games was surviving and being put into a scenario that games didn't often do at those times that actually worked like the Re games did. The remake though has great controls and it's mechanics, while simply, provide enough to make new runs fun to me. What it comes down for me is this: it's a fun game and even if flawed, I don't really think it's worth roasting simply because it didn't live up to expectations.. Story was a surprise to me because I enjoyed it for the simple and campy nature to it all. Carlos and Jill in this killed it and I enjoyed Nikolai alot. The other thing I thought about too is more of a revelation over the years growing up on the re series: there are so many games that also touch to so many genres and changes in the mainline series that honestly you can pick a section, stick to it, and re never loses its charm. I'm in the camp of "every mainline Re game is enjoyable and fun to replay to some capacity." The remake could've have been better but replaying it never gets old to me. Its done in a few hours and feels like I'm playing the og in a way because of that length. To come full circle too, I think the shop system is more creative than the live selection. I know that's blasphemy for many and unpopular but I prefer it. I don't think RE games work with multiple endings or situations played differently because the end result almost is the exact same. There might be some change but it feels low effort. A shop gives you whatever you want and is solely by your own discretion to use it in the box. The game focuses on action and the gameplay is fun, I'd rather have option to use a rocket launcher infi then tell carlos to get in the basement with Jill in og. I also prefer straight forward stories so I'm biased against multiple endings and such in many games.
@@TheDakattack3000 I respect your opinion there. Like I said, my honest experiences cannot speak for yours, which are just as valid. If you do not want to read another wall of text below, you can just read the bolded beginnings to get the gist... *I agree with you about the remake's new controls and felt it was one of the new game's bigger improvements.* Because the original RE3 was a lot more large-scaled and action-oriented, I felt that the lack of direct control over my movements/view hampered the combat more than in RE0/RE1/RE2/RE:CV and especially made for a "dodgy" dodge mechanic. To me, that was the one really weak aspect of it, along with the low boss variety, where you just fight Nemesis and Gravediggers. Knowing that RE3 was pretty much an RE2 companion piece, I was one of the classic fans who actually wanted the RE2 Remake to switch towards over-the-shoulder cameras. Although I feel the RE2 Remake could have also worked well with the RE1 Remake's gameplay, the inevitable remake of RE3 needed the newer style more, in my opinion. So I thought it was a good idea for the RE2 Remake to test the waters beforehand. *To give other positive examples for the RE3 Remake,* I thought the expanded Hospital portions were great and had me feeling giddy by the end. The only thing missing was a puzzle or two, and it would have been a perfect sample of everything I enjoyed about classic RE level design. The Hunter Betas were badass, I finally felt as menaced by them as I should have felt by Hunters in other mainline RE titles. The reimagined Hunter Gammas were creative, and finally felt like a distinct enemy. The Pale Heads and Nemesis Parasites were welcomed additions. I always wished that the original RE3 had Lickers, so it was nice to see it half-granted in the remake (if more than two of them were in the default campaigns and Jill encountered a few of her own, then it would be perfect). The music was different, yet still just as good in its own way. As for Carlos, his depiction in the remake blew all other versions out of water, and he finally became a favorite of mine. *The only part of your response I do not quite understand is where you compared the remake's store to the original's live-selection. At the moment, it feels like an "apples and oranges" comparison, especially since the original RE3 has its own Mercenaries-tied store, where you also get to purchase an infinite rocket launcher and use it for campaign replays.* If anything, I would probably compare the Nightmare/Inferno difficulties to the original's randomization elements, in that they are both meant to provide more layouts of items/enemies. But even then, the remake's unlockable difficulties are unique in that they provide objectively harder modes and give the shop a greater significance, while the original's methods of replay value are more independent of the shop. So it would still feel like comparing apples and oranges. In those cases, the way one thing becomes "better" than another totally different thing is more through personal tastes and how well executed something is by its own merits. For me, the original's randomization and branching paths were more impactful than the remake's unlockable difficulties (though, if Nemesis was balanced differently, I would feel more encouraged to play around with them and not just treat them as a checklist to mark off). For you, it seems to be opposite case, and that is perfectly good.
I'm curious to know your opinion on this version of Jill. For me, I think this is my favorite version of Jill. The actress who played this Jill did a wonderful job. She's also a very cool person in real life too.
@@mrjorenasuncion Yeah. Though I am not DakAttak The Maniak, I also liked this portray of Jill a lot. Plus, as far as Carlos portrayals go, I think the RE3 Remake's blows all of the previous ones out of the water.
@@valaxius Mr. X was even worse in the RE2 remake. He only pursues you in the RPD then its just scripted encounters. He can barely even do anything to you either except punch. Its disgraceful!
@@LordMalice6d9 He shows up way more than nemesis and doesn't mutate until the end. Play on the hardest difficulty and he's much faster and his hits are deadly. Fact that he pursues you in the RPD is cool as hell. Nemesis is barely in the second half of the game. And he's suppose to be the central focus of re3 unlike Mr. X for re2.
I had to change it, the soundtrack is too damn loud, I can’t hear my friends talking when I had it on lmao! Still is a masterpiece though, do not get me wrong!
Say what you will about R3make, the Nemesis encounters were top-tier, at least until he turned into a dog. The rocket launcher chase was one of the best parts of the game.
Jill after Nemesis come back from the building on fire : Why is he not dead !? Nemesis after Jill take a rocket explosion and use a spray to heal herself for the second times : Why is she not dead !?
This is just so damn good of a track, which makes me even more sad as I feel the gameplay-wise representation of the new Nemesis didn't come even close to earning it. I would have killed to love the new REmake, but it just doesn't do it for me. The music is still rock solid though, partly thanks to incorporating some of the original compositions.
the start of 2nd form nemesis is straight up bullshit. nemesis should have had a slightly visible cuccoon and STILL it would be bullshit. the way that he just appears is horrible.
This should be the music everytime we encounter nemesis not the other one. I like the new NEmesis design. But i don't like the scripted appearance of NEmesis and the white screen slowmo effect everytime NEmesis appear from above or Jill dodge I HATE THAT!!! Please excuse my bad english.
I still can't accept the fact that this game was such a disappointment and that could have been a masterpiece, makes me upset. Capcom dropped the ball here.
![Marilyn Manson - Resident Evil - Theme [Extended & Remastered by Gilles Nuytens]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qxKHVXDRkDk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Resident Evil 3 - All Nemesis Encounters\Battles [4k]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TBHjhB-kCow/mqdefault.jpg)
That intro of nemesis with the rocket launcher is probably the most badass cutscene ever in a RE game
He got his Umbrella Corp paycheck and flaunted that shit like "Check out what new toy I just got!"
@@lucasfraczek4320 "Stranger Stranger, now thats a weapon."
Like Barry Burton in Re5 mercenaries: "I have THIS!"
Homage to the original RE3.
@@briansmith2739cope
“Rocket Launcher!? Really?” The fact that she sounds so casual makes it Hilarious.
Jill: so that's how it feels like...
Considering how wacky her time was at the Spencer Mansion she just rolls with it
@@xxdomoxxkunxx it's like each RE character tops what the other has experienced
Meanwhile you got ethan looking at them with his fucked up being physically
@@FreshPrincex4 His poor hand! 🤣🤣🤣
@@FreshPrincex4 I guess. I feel like the only reason Jill is alive is due to her training. Claire and Leon seemed to got incredibly lucky. Raccoon city was a meat grinder
The entire OST is a f***ing masterpiece dude.
Specially the last metamorphosis dude
The variety of music, both completely new and remixes of the old, was easily one of the remake's best parts for me.
One of the few soundtracks I would have liked to also hear an equivalent to is the original RE3's options menu theme. I think it could have been neat to have an updated/reimagined version of that music play, when you are looking through the RE3 Remake's concept art, figures, store, etc. Also, I noticed that the soundtracks which Capcom made for RE Resistance could have also worked for a Mercenaries: Operation Mad Jackal mode, if it was retained in the RE3 Remake like the HUNK/Tofu mode was in RE2 Remake.
@MR. X
One of those few times, where the RE2 Remake actually made me want to switch the default audio option back on. When it came to soundtracks, you 'gon delivered to me good.
@@markcobuzzi826 You have the equivalent on my channel. Give it a shot ! U can also use it in game, it's made with modding in mind
I wish I could say the same about the game. I wish it had more that the original game had.This game deserved to be an entire masterpiece
If you enjoyed the remake.
Play the original, its a masterpiece of pure terror
I wish I had never played the original, that way I wouldn't know how much they cut from the remake. truly despicable
Again the remake was stated on twitter as a rewrite however the fight with Delta Force did happen@SupportTheLittleGuy
I just love the way he super hero land and then drop the cage with the Rocket Launcher in a total hammy way like is saying "Look what new toy i found!"
*turns around, with another rocket launcher* you stole my style. time to die.
@Havets Sværd don't think it fits. He only sees anything he uses as a means to kill Jill. What's going through his mind isn't "Look at my new toy", it's "STAAAAAARRRRRSSSS"
@Havets Sværd imagine there's a completely random ordinary guy named Lars with very good hearing who keeps mishearing his name being shouted in the distance
Title: Nemesis Doesn't Give Up
Meanwhile in Nemesis mind: Never gonna give you up. Never gonna let you down. Never gonna run around and desert you
Come on. That meme is done. Let it die.
@@TheScribe1.0 No. Memes are immortal.
@@TheScribe1.0 It's a good meme, shut up.
It’s dead people. Just it’s dead.
@@TheScribe1.0 Memes never die!
Loved the R3make and especially love the soundtrack. While the Nemesis pursuing bits are contentious, I can't argue Nemmy has way more personality than he originally did. I love how he's basically a prideful hunter just toying around with Jill because he wants a legitimate challenge. Only problem was, he grossly underestimated her.
the game wasn't that good tbh
@@siei3i37 Agreed. The original nemesis truly didnt stop. While in the remake he is barely in the second half of the game. His transformation took away what made him nemesis.
@@TobyRossi THANK YOU! And to take away iconic moments like Brads death was a horrible decision. Remake nemmy didnt even kill any stars members.
@@TobyRossi It definitely is a good game in itself. Just not a good remake.
@@TobyRossi that's why mods exist.
The "I'm done with your shit" theme for Nemesis.
Nemesis dropping down that weapon cache and picking up that rocket launcher, like "Imma bout to fuck your entire shit up"
Appropirately titled, since by this point you've smashed him with a car, evaded him for a while, blown him up a few times and finally trapped him in a burning, exploding building....and he STILL won't leave you alone. And then as if to compound the fact he's absolutely done with you, he pulls out a rocket launcher and just goes full ham.
Lol this nemesis was pathetic compared to the original. He transform into a beast unlike the orginal who had to take way more damage to transform. It literally took acid to melt him to make him transform. Hell he had no head in the second to last fight and still came at you.
@HS Melvin Lopez His second form was still humanoid. You are stating the obvious. It literally took a pool of acid to get him to mutate completely in the original. One of the biggest complaints of re3r other than cut content is his ridiculous mutation.
@HS Melvin Lopez I'm happy for you bro. To each their own.
@@valaxius i agree with you on that part aswel that nemesis here was fully scripted unlike what they did in re2remake with mr x making him both scripted and roaming around wich was a nice adition they did to mr x, also its cheap they let nemesis transform this early on cuz now they didnt had to give him a reason to apear anymore indoors cuz of his size just straight up lazy and he apeared only as a boss since further on.
@@valaxius if you wanna talk raw strength, REmake Nemmy is a fucking beast who theoretically could've grown big enough to actually face-tank that nuke eventually. But yeah the execution absolutely did him SO dirty
ALL the soundtracks, the remade ones from PS1 & the new scores are AMAZING. And the game is too, spectacular!
Only the sountrack is amazing, the game is mediocre.
@@RodrigoMartinez-lb7xi it's not that much man, mediocre is on the level of Rambo the game, to be like that, this game needs to be much worse.
@@giovannigarcia3683 i loved the game too
@@peternguyenloc2563 The original had a bigger map. Way more exploration. That's a fact you cant dispute. Nemesis transformation sucked and took away what made him nemesis. It was way too linear. That being said if you liked it you liked it. But the original being bigger and longer is a fact.
its not that good tho
Oh man, finally found it, sounds epic asf! Thx for sharing!
Dude, you have nlo fucking idea how HARD I am going to train to this, as soon as they re-open the gyms soon, lol. This is the best Resident evil soundtrack ever, reight next to RE2R !
@@Halalboxer re2 isn't even worthy enough of kissing re3 soundtracks feet
@@Halalboxer RE2 Remake didn't had any good songs wtf are you talking about
@@DanteXE did you forget "last judgment"?
@@CassyRiv last judgement is okay everyone is screaming HO HE
In case anyone played the Original Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, this is a remixed theme song of Jill battling Nemesis in the Waste Disposal Room. The one where you have to knock him down and shoot the acid levers to melt him. I can hear it. I love it. 😍
Looking out. I too enjoyed the classic re3
“This is insane”
Honestly I loved the remake of 3. Flaws and all. Better than 2 remake? Nope. Better than OG? Nope. A fun game? Hell yeah. One I would argue has better replay value than people think. Echoing the past but in a different context. This was a b movie like experience in the best way possible.
I bought a used copy of the RE3 Remake at around half-price, a while ago, after seeing plenty of reviews and walkthroughs. In both senses of the phrase, I do not regret my decision. Like many others, I was very disappointed with numerous aspects of the remake. But the game also had its great parts, which made me glad that I got to see the new story/lore/character bits and experience an initial campaign run on Hardcore.
Having recently earned the platinum trophy, however, I can safely say that the replay value had me feeling even more let down than I anticipated. *This is just my personal opinion, which does NOT speak for everyone else's experience, of course.* For me, two things that really killed the replay value of Nightmare/Inferno were how Nemesis scaled with the various difficulties and the fact that there are no separate rewards for beating those difficulties without infinite ammo firearms. *Optional extra details are below...*
The Nightmare/Inferno difficulties are intended to be so overwhelmingly tough, that I am encouraged to use the bonus items bought at the store. But some of the bonus items made me so overpowered that even those campaign runs became easy for the most part (namely the RAI-DEN, infinite handgun, infinite assault rifle, and infinite rocket launcher). This also caused some of the other bonus items to feel redundant. For example, why would I bother to try out the Crafting Companion, Samurai Edge, and Hot Dogger when those infinite firearms negate the need to hoard and preserve ammo, on top of letting me shoot through all enemies with ease. In turn, this also causes the strengthened enemies, multiplied enemies, and sparser ammo to almost not affect me at all on Nightmare/Inferno.
It is not until certain encounters with Nemesis that the difficulty suddenly spikes back up, even reaching the opposite extreme during the final boss battle on Inferno. I went into that fight with the infinite rocket launcher, both defense coins, and the S.T.A.R.S. manual, yet it still took me around 5-10 tries. This further makes me not care enough to try beating Inferno without the infinite firearms, even as a self-imposed challenge, knowing that I would soon come across the very Nemesis encounter(s) which felt broken to me.
@@markcobuzzi826 I think you're too harsh on the shop in the game. Call me old fashioned, but I miss when games rewarded you with cool items that were earned through challenges and objectives. The whole point of the shop is simply to use it if you wanted to have fun with the game and play it however you want it too. Of course it's broken, it's the equivalent of a cheat code system. The difference is you choose what you want to buy until the long term goal becomes to get everything unlocked. That alone doesn't break the game to me and never felt compelled to use any of the items if I wanted to challenge myself.
Of course the challenge of the game is where some argue back and forth if it's fair. nemesis stage 3 is a poor final boss for being too easy or too hard. It lives in extremes that doesn't work well. Aside from that, it weirdly feels like the same exact design of the original Re3 for difficulty: you either play on easy or hard, and it sticks to that word through and through. You either have all the ammo and resources to never feel truly out of your depth or not enough to even survive in the end. Remake creates similar problems but in a way does stay true to that og style.
Re3 og is a better game overall to remake but og's only huge problem for me is the controls. I like the og re games but the controls just flat out suck and even mastering the game becomes more of a chore than fun to me. The admitted fun to those games was surviving and being put into a scenario that games didn't often do at those times that actually worked like the Re games did.
The remake though has great controls and it's mechanics, while simply, provide enough to make new runs fun to me. What it comes down for me is this: it's a fun game and even if flawed, I don't really think it's worth roasting simply because it didn't live up to expectations.. Story was a surprise to me because I enjoyed it for the simple and campy nature to it all. Carlos and Jill in this killed it and I enjoyed Nikolai alot.
The other thing I thought about too is more of a revelation over the years growing up on the re series: there are so many games that also touch to so many genres and changes in the mainline series that honestly you can pick a section, stick to it, and re never loses its charm. I'm in the camp of "every mainline Re game is enjoyable and fun to replay to some capacity." The remake could've have been better but replaying it never gets old to me. Its done in a few hours and feels like I'm playing the og in a way because of that length.
To come full circle too, I think the shop system is more creative than the live selection. I know that's blasphemy for many and unpopular but I prefer it. I don't think RE games work with multiple endings or situations played differently because the end result almost is the exact same. There might be some change but it feels low effort. A shop gives you whatever you want and is solely by your own discretion to use it in the box. The game focuses on action and the gameplay is fun, I'd rather have option to use a rocket launcher infi then tell carlos to get in the basement with Jill in og. I also prefer straight forward stories so I'm biased against multiple endings and such in many games.
@@TheDakattack3000
I respect your opinion there. Like I said, my honest experiences cannot speak for yours, which are just as valid. If you do not want to read another wall of text below, you can just read the bolded beginnings to get the gist...
*I agree with you about the remake's new controls and felt it was one of the new game's bigger improvements.* Because the original RE3 was a lot more large-scaled and action-oriented, I felt that the lack of direct control over my movements/view hampered the combat more than in RE0/RE1/RE2/RE:CV and especially made for a "dodgy" dodge mechanic. To me, that was the one really weak aspect of it, along with the low boss variety, where you just fight Nemesis and Gravediggers. Knowing that RE3 was pretty much an RE2 companion piece, I was one of the classic fans who actually wanted the RE2 Remake to switch towards over-the-shoulder cameras. Although I feel the RE2 Remake could have also worked well with the RE1 Remake's gameplay, the inevitable remake of RE3 needed the newer style more, in my opinion. So I thought it was a good idea for the RE2 Remake to test the waters beforehand.
*To give other positive examples for the RE3 Remake,* I thought the expanded Hospital portions were great and had me feeling giddy by the end. The only thing missing was a puzzle or two, and it would have been a perfect sample of everything I enjoyed about classic RE level design. The Hunter Betas were badass, I finally felt as menaced by them as I should have felt by Hunters in other mainline RE titles. The reimagined Hunter Gammas were creative, and finally felt like a distinct enemy. The Pale Heads and Nemesis Parasites were welcomed additions. I always wished that the original RE3 had Lickers, so it was nice to see it half-granted in the remake (if more than two of them were in the default campaigns and Jill encountered a few of her own, then it would be perfect). The music was different, yet still just as good in its own way. As for Carlos, his depiction in the remake blew all other versions out of water, and he finally became a favorite of mine.
*The only part of your response I do not quite understand is where you compared the remake's store to the original's live-selection. At the moment, it feels like an "apples and oranges" comparison, especially since the original RE3 has its own Mercenaries-tied store, where you also get to purchase an infinite rocket launcher and use it for campaign replays.* If anything, I would probably compare the Nightmare/Inferno difficulties to the original's randomization elements, in that they are both meant to provide more layouts of items/enemies. But even then, the remake's unlockable difficulties are unique in that they provide objectively harder modes and give the shop a greater significance, while the original's methods of replay value are more independent of the shop. So it would still feel like comparing apples and oranges. In those cases, the way one thing becomes "better" than another totally different thing is more through personal tastes and how well executed something is by its own merits. For me, the original's randomization and branching paths were more impactful than the remake's unlockable difficulties (though, if Nemesis was balanced differently, I would feel more encouraged to play around with them and not just treat them as a checklist to mark off). For you, it seems to be opposite case, and that is perfectly good.
I'm curious to know your opinion on this version of Jill. For me, I think this is my favorite version of Jill. The actress who played this Jill did a wonderful job. She's also a very cool person in real life too.
@@mrjorenasuncion
Yeah. Though I am not DakAttak The Maniak, I also liked this portray of Jill a lot. Plus, as far as Carlos portrayals go, I think the RE3 Remake's blows all of the previous ones out of the water.
at 2:43 starts the real tension you can also hear some of the original final metamorphosis mixed music.
The first minute of this track is glorious
*Rocket launcher intesifies*
Mentally, Nemesis is thinking "Regardless what happens, I won't stop until I completely wipe the STARS team off the face of the earth."
Except in the remake he didnt kill any lmao he was lame as fuck in the remake.
@@valaxius agreed. if they hadn't made him nearly invincible in the times he did show up, and make him show up more, there would be a lot less haters.
I wonder if that included Wesker
@@valaxius Mr. X was even worse in the RE2 remake. He only pursues you in the RPD then its just scripted encounters. He can barely even do anything to you either except punch. Its disgraceful!
@@LordMalice6d9 He shows up way more than nemesis and doesn't mutate until the end. Play on the hardest difficulty and he's much faster and his hits are deadly. Fact that he pursues you in the RPD is cool as hell. Nemesis is barely in the second half of the game. And he's suppose to be the central focus of re3 unlike Mr. X for re2.
3:14 Jill, THIS WAY!!!
Go. GO!
0:25 to 0:41, my favorite parts. You know it just got real, run while you can
Same!
I loved this soundtrack when I listen it plays for PS4 special theme ♥️
VeeD's same shit right here! ❤️❤️❤️
I had to change it, the soundtrack is too damn loud, I can’t hear my friends talking when I had it on lmao! Still is a masterpiece though, do not get me wrong!
Jill in this remake is sooo badass
And cute
The title should say “AWW LAWD HE COM’N !!”
No.. it shouldn’t.
Dang I got "The Terminator" vibe from this ost.
He reminds me of the Terminator with his 45 long slide with laser sighting
Which is appropriate, considering Nemesis is Resident Evil's equivalent of the terminator
Yep the nemesis is deffo the resi terminator
@@Metalora The orginal yes. Not the remake one. They made him Birkin 2.0 instead.
@@valaxius mr x was more nemesis then REmake nemesis
To the one who disliked this soundtrack I wish to meet the Nemesis
perfect.
Best soundtrack of re3 for Nemesis❤️
This song haunts me, I’ve heard it on loop for 2 years now as a background for my PS4
Wait, you can choose background music?
@@JaniacTheHedgehog Yes, if you pre ordered the game
This gives me a unbelivable Motivation to reach my Goal 💪
Such a good track
Me: *having a fun time playing RE3*
When I hear this theme along with STAAAAAARS: *gives up all hope in life*
Wahnsinn.........für mich ist das jetzt schon Legendär ?
*speaks hitler language*
@@mistah.cheese lmfao
@@destroyerz5931 I completely forgot about that comment. glad it made you laugh buddy.
@@mistah.cheese the joke never gets old xD
Thanx for the words, hope your having a great day gentleman
He jump down with rocket launcher
SSSSSTTTTTAAAARRRRSSSS
Invincible Nemesis Sounds Like Sympathy For The Zombie From Resident Evil 3 Nemesis The Umbrella Chronicles
So powerful, like the Nemesis;)
Imagine being chased in the RPD with this music...
It's great. Nice remix
It is weird that I feel Nemesis is badass instead of frightening in this game....
1:56 begins to sound like the menu music from Fnaf: Sister Location
If you listen closely at the beginning, you can hear typing before the dramatic starts
🌟
Nemesis”To Hell with Umbrella! This is personal”
Say what you will about R3make, the Nemesis encounters were top-tier, at least until he turned into a dog. The rocket launcher chase was one of the best parts of the game.
Como no primeiro bem vindo Resident evil Remake 3
The nemesis battles in the game were intense
He really doesn’t
''Rocket launcher, really?''
OH LAWD HE COMIN.
Runing to the bathroom after having a bad dinner
The other team when the falcants have a 15 pt lead
It’s a shame my sister won’t play Videogames.. she loves creature features
I like how the location is Raccoon City.
Jill after Nemesis come back from the building on fire : Why is he not dead !?
Nemesis after Jill take a rocket explosion and use a spray to heal herself for the second times : Why is she not dead !?
The best them to hunt down Jill so epic I need this song
Let's be honest exterminating stars was just orders until Jill made shit personal for Nemesis 😂
Starrrrrrs.... Jill.,..Run.....
Show de boa terro puro
Run Jill Run!!!
0:55
This is just so damn good of a track, which makes me even more sad as I feel the gameplay-wise representation of the new Nemesis didn't come even close to earning it. I would have killed to love the new REmake, but it just doesn't do it for me. The music is still rock solid though, partly thanks to incorporating some of the original compositions.
the start of 2nd form nemesis is straight up bullshit. nemesis should have had a slightly visible cuccoon and STILL it would be bullshit. the way that he just appears is horrible.
The ost feels like playing with a FBI Agent
Humanity Vs Ultimate B.O.W ( Ne-A parasite Organism ? )
Remember me Crysis 2 OST
This sounds like slowed version of the flash theme. Or is it just me?
Essa música tinha que ser de perseguição. Não de lugar específico com bazuka
1k like was me
jill and carlos unlike it
By the way it sounds, is almost like if Lorne Balfe redid the soundtrack.
Assassins creed 3?
MuntyyBR yup.
Come at me bro
This should be the music everytime we encounter nemesis not the other one.
I like the new NEmesis design.
But i don't like the scripted appearance of NEmesis and the white screen slowmo effect everytime NEmesis appear from above or Jill dodge I HATE THAT!!!
Please excuse my bad english.
So not everything needs a chorus lmao
I still can't accept the fact that this game was such a disappointment and that could have been a masterpiece, makes me upset. Capcom dropped the ball here.
Feels like we got 50% of a game smh
Re3 remake was trash and a big disappointment in crapcom history
Agreed