Resident Evil 3 Remake - Nemesis has a nose now!!!

[Azalin]

Something to help with the wait.

The rating says it didn't load for some of you living in third worldias, so here's a different sauce (NSFW):

Spoiler

 

[sullynathan]

 

[TheHeroOfTime]

Rule34 wants to know your location

 

[Tehdagah]

Mercenaries mode will not return

Of course lol

 

[TheHeroOfTime]

Looks like Nemesis clothes will get destroyed by us through all the game.

There's a leak claiming that

Spoiler

Mikhail will destroy the gadget that Nemesis has attached to his chest before dying on the train. This gadget is what stops Nemesis from mutating.

 

[Zombra]

Japanese games featuring clothing destruction have a long and storied history.

 

[Anthedon]

No Jill clothing destruction?

 

[Viata]

The nemesis in that trailer is really interesting. The nose is still the only thing I dislike in this design, everything else in that trailer was interesting. Not like I'm gonna play the game, though, but yeah good works deserve praises.

 

[Vorark]

Not only the nose, the head is too elongated. Maybe one of his latter mutations will resemble the RE3 looks.

 

[Wunderbar]

bring out the gimp!

 

[Daedalos]

looks amazing

 

[JDR13]

RE3 was always my least favorite of the classic RE games, so I'm not as excited about this as some. That said, I agree it looks pretty good so far.

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

 

[sullynathan]

Renders

 

[Nifft Batuff]

It seems a boring shooter so far.

 

[Tacgnol]

Renders

Nicholai somehow looks even more villainous than he did in the original.

Mikhail also looks exactly how I imagine a world weary Russian ex-spec ops would look.

 

[Wunderbar]

Turns out RE3 Remake is produced by the same guy who produced the first Revelations.
It all makes sense now, the guy liked horrible hairstyles.

 

[Wunderbar]

 

[aweigh]

 

[Machocruz]

RE3 was always my least favorite of the classic RE games, so...

That's why I'm more intrigued by this than RE 2 remake. Original RE2 was and still is great, while I think original RE3 has a lot more room for improvement, the concept and setting able to be better realized with current technology and design.

 

[Nifft Batuff]

Remakes, if they dare to change something from the original, tends to be always more dumbed down and more actiony/shooty than the originals, and this is obvious decline in the case of classic horror games. In the case of RE3, that starts already as a mediocre sequel, already more actiony/shooty with respect the previous games, this does not forebode well. However miracles can happen I suppose.

 

[Necroscope]

I liked RE3 a lot, but it felt like a very short game to me - it took me like 2 sessions to finish when I was I kid. Theoretically the game is comparable to RE2 in the content department, but there's much less moving back and forward and there's this sense of rush throughout the game. Also, it is mostly cool in the context of its predecessor because it feels like an expansion - like you're finally given the opportunity to get some action on the streets after being trapped in mansions for so long.

The intro was quite badass, too:

 

[Momock]

Remakes, if they dare to change something from the original, tends to be always more dumbed down and more actiony/shooty than the originals, and this is obvious decline in the case of classic horror games. In the case of RE3, that starts already as a mediocre sequel, already more actiony/shooty with respect the previous games, this does not forebode well. However miracles can happen I suppose.

Well, REmake 2 is far less action/shooty and way more horror oriented and ressource scarce than the original, by a tremedous margin (the original is piss easy). So I don't know what you're talking about to be honest. Besides, the original 3 had a completely broken munition system that gave you absurds amounts of ice grenades or magnum bulelts, if they fix at least that then it will be less actiony too.

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

RE3 was always my least favorite of the classic RE games, so...

That's why I'm more intrigued by this than RE 2 remake. Original RE2 was and still is great, while I think original RE3 has a lot more room for improvement, the concept and setting able to be better realized with current technology and design.

It has more room to do new stuff too, as people don't really care about it like they do RE2. I could definitely see a RE3 remake getting areas like the opening village in RE4 for Nemesis to chase you around in.

 

[J_C]

Remakes, if they dare to change something from the original, tends to be always more dumbed down and more actiony/shooty than the originals, and this is obvious decline in the case of classic horror games. In the case of RE3, that starts already as a mediocre sequel, already more actiony/shooty with respect the previous games, this does not forebode well. However miracles can happen I suppose.

Well, REmake 2 is far less action/shooty and way more horror oriented and ressource scarce than the original, by a tremedous margin (the original is piss easy). So I don't know what you're talking about to be honest.

Well it's not like he played REmake 2.