Resident Evil 3 Remake - Further differences between original and remake and how it is related to RE2 - remake - Video Peel Messages, Instructions, Exemplary procedures, Reviews and Cultu

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There is much more what has changed from the original than just the graphic.

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The death of Brad

This is a little complicated. In the original game Brad is clearly bitten by a zombie when Jill Valentine meets him. Later, however, he ran away and met the Nemesis, who poured him into his head and later become a zombie. In the remake, however, Vickers can be seen as he retires with Jill, the door is holding and bitten by a zombie. He buys Jill's time to run and will later be considered a zombie, which makes little doubt about what happened.

The death of Zombie Brad

Do you remember how the Zombie Brad Vickers missed in Resident Evil 2-Remake (although he appears in a post), although he was present in the original game? We somehow understand why - it's because Carlos Oliveira kills him in Resident Evil 3 Remake. This is after he bitten Marvin and, in contrast to his classic re2-iteration, Brad goes pretty fast.

Meeting with Nemesis, Carlos and UBCs

With regard to changes in action, Jill's fateful encounter with the Nemesis takes place immediately at the beginning of the remakes. The tyrant attacks her apartment and follow her. Soon she comes back to it and, after it has tried unsuccessful, to fight against it - supported by Carlos before religating itself and the UBCs meets. In the original, however, Jill meets Nemesis for the first time when he kills Brad. The first meeting with Carlos takes place only when Jill reaches the restaurant (before Nemesis comes in).

New sewer area

It is already known, but many things from the original were not taken over into the remake. Strangely, however, there are some brand new areas. The sewers are new and everyone known who played Resident Evil 2 Remake. An essential difference is that they compete against the new Hunter Gamma, which looks clearly scary than in the original.

No bell tower area

Speaking of cut content, the bell tower is also gone. Navigating through the structure, solving puzzles and killing huge spiders in dealing with Nemesis was the basic requirement of the original game. But in the remake, the bell tower is just a background for a boss fight against the second shape of the Nemesis. At least it looks good and plays a role in this fight.

Carlos in RPD

A very interesting change in the remake is, as Jill does not go to the police department of Raccoon City. Instead, it is Carlos exploring the place before entering the events of the Resident Evil 2 remakes (even commenting Leon's welcome party). Strangely, we also learn how the bathroom in the RPD has suffered severe damage to the remake of last year. It was all that Carlos does here.

Only one Canon ends (and no barry)

The original game had several endings, but Resident Evil 3 Remake has only one. It is also the strangest - rather than Nikolai by Nemesis is surprised or flees with a helicopter or destroys his helicopter during escape, there is only one channel end. After the fight with Nemesis, Jill and Carlos take down Nikolai and leave him back for dead, evacuating by helicopter. Barry Burton, Jill's partner from the first game, does not occur at all.

The different forms of Nemesis

The second form of Nemesis has learned some important changes in remake, from a shirtless version with tentacles that go out from arm to a four-legged animal. This animal is much greater than its normal shape and can skip art pieces such as climbing the bell tower and jumping to attack Jill. If we talk about size differences, the final form of remakes is simply gigantic compared to the original.

Lickers

Likers who debuted in Resident Evil 2 were not visible in the original Resident Evil 3. This was obviously reconnected in remake, but goes one step further. While Carlos, RPD section we can actually see how the Likkers killed the different officers in the station. It's a small detail, but one that really summarizes how everything went wrong.

Nest 2

In the original game, the player visited Dead Factory, also known as Incineration Disposal Planet P-12A, which served as a disposal facility for the experiments carried out by the NEST laboratory. In the remake we have Nest 2, which consists of the factory and the laboratory. In addition, there are now Palheads - specially mutated zombies with regenerative skills - who can defend themselves in the laboratory.

Nest Reference in Re 3 Remake

Why is there a nest 2? Maybe to bypass the fact that the Labor of Resident Evil 2 Nest was called the Jill did not visit. It may be necessary to integrate a laboratory setting into the Dead Factory, and therefore the entire location was called NEST 2. In Resident Evil 3 Remake, you will actually find a document that relates to NEST and indicates the new connection.

Last encounter with Nemesis

If there is a thing that the Resident Evil 3 remake has done properly, it is the last encounter with Nemesis in Nest 2. You still use chargers to turn on the experimental railgun as before, but there is a real boss fight Nemesis, grotesque end shape. They soft tentacles, shoot on their vulnerabilities to stun them, set the chargers and finally kill them in a sensational way.

Tyrell's death

Tyrell Patrick, a member of the UBCs, seems to have some changes in its general commitment, to be better realized and actually have a certain character. His death also plays completely differently. In the original he was attacked by Nikolai in the Raccoon City Hospital and then moved the pen to a grenade to kill both. Nikolai survived this by jumping out of the window and somehow survived the fall of four floors. Tyrell dies in the remake while he's trying to help Jill in Nest 2 because Nemesis, second form kills him with his tentacles.

Advanced hospital

The original is the hospital in which Tyrell experiences his death, not too big. It is possible to explore the entire area in about 30 minutes. But in the remake, along with changing the story beats, it is generally a much larger area whose deletion takes about a good hour.

Robert Kendo

Last in Resident Evil 2 Remake to see - in addition to playability in Ghost Survivors - Robert Kendo also appears in Resident Evil 3 Remake. This is missing in the original when he meets Jill Valentine, which offers him to help him with evacuation. Due to the state of his daughter Emma, ​​Kendo rejects. This goes directly to the Resident Evil 2-Remake, where Kendo meets Leon and Ada before bad things happen.