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Born out of the ’90s, slick and modern, this is how Capcom wants to teach fans horror with remakes of “Resident Evil.” The new edition of the 1999 classic “Resident Evil 3” is the latest joke.
About a year after Capcom’s remake of the action game “Resident Evil 2” was a fantastic new edition of the 1998 horror survival cracker, another attempt to revive is about to begin: “Resident Evil 3” (1999) has New graphics and Sound on console and PC.
The new version follows the story of the first game. Jill Valentine, a former member of the S.T.A.R.S., returns to Racoon City to investigate the background of the zombie virus and the secrets of the umbrella company.
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Luckily, though, the T virus has spread to Racoon City, and who would have guessed, turned most residents into man-eating undead.
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With plenty of firepower in her luggage, the former police fends off zombies and deadly mutants who simply crash. “Resident Evil 3 Remake” is less scary than the previous two games: wild shots and chases are the focus here.
And as if the walking dead walking the streets were not a sufficient threat, in the third part, Jill Valentine had to deal with an almost invincible enemy: Nemesis. The giant mutant hurries the young woman through the game and ensures that players don’t take a second to breathe. Anyone who is not constantly on guard in this game joins the (unde) dead circle faster than they like.
“Resident Evil 3 Remake” is available for PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. The age rating is 18 years, the price is 60 euros.
Source: dpa
