Resident Evil 3 Game Sample - GameCube

Nothing special; just a basic game sample showing the first twenty or so minutes of Resident Evil 3, condensed into only essential bits, for the GameCube. It's basically the same game with no additional features. Some found it in incredibly poor taste (especially considering the non-budget price it launched at and how it wasn't updated like RE1), others found it as an essential piece of history and a nice touch as the GC library would get RE0-RE4.

Unlike RE2 for GameCube however, there is a notable upgrade to the sharpness and clarity of the visuals (it may not be immediately apparent since we compress our videos quite a bit; just take our word for it), putting it above the Dreamcast and PC versions, making it the nicest-looking port. The majority of unlockables must also be earned unlike in the Dreamcast and PC port which made them available from the start. There also seems to be slightly lower load times and some minor adjustments to enemy A.I. For example, Nemesis is pretty hard to take down on Hard mode in the original PS game, but I don't remember him being quite as difficult as he is in this game (where he seems to do more grabs than simple easy-to-dodge punches and taunts). There is so much RE footage out there that I didn't feel the need to make this special-- it's just a general purpose video for our archives.

Enjoy.

RE3 Info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_Evil_3:_Nemesis

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Resident
• Evil
• Three
• Jill
• Valentine
• GameCube
• GC

[Spiderpig02]

Okay, ive played the beginin of code veronica x like 50 times, is the game anygood? cuz i always assumed it was the worst

[Vysethedetermined2]

@Spiderpig02 I'm not quite sure what you mean. Are you asking if CVX is the worst in the series or the worst on GC? If so, I doubt it (likely the spin-offs followed by the first game regardless of its nostalgic properties). Even then though, almost all of the RE games are rated quite highly. Personally, (for what it's worth) I thought CV was pretty awesome back when I played it on Dreamcast, but seeing how CVX is pretty much the same game with no significant improvements, it's hard to say.

[Highretrogamelord89]

I got the PC-version on a PC games magazine DVD (the magazine is called "GameStar" and I am subscribed to it).

I have to admit....I never bothered installing it. xO

[Vysethedetermined2]

@Highretrogamelord89 Lol. Well, let me ask this: Do you enjoy the Resident Evil series? I'm just asking because I have a number of pretty popular games that I don't even play (just not really interested in them, though I'll fire them up eventually). Some of the Harvest Moon games come to mind-- I have a few that are still sealed or resealed.

[Highretrogamelord89]

@Vysethedetermined2

Hum, have never played 1, 2 only on the N64 emulator (lol), 3 not and 4 on PC and Gamecube.

Can't really say...I mean, I love 4, but 1 game barely counts.

Now to something different, I've seen there is a postcard with a clock tower on it.

That's funny, because "Clock Tower" is also a survival-horror game. :D

[Vysethedetermined2]

@Highretrogamelord89 Yup, not to mention Capcom published the third one for PS2. It was a pretty good game, though not as good as the first game and its remake(s), but better than CT2. CT was especially amazing for Super Famicom given its time of release.

[alvieao2]

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (Biohazard 3: Last Escape in Japan)... on the GameCube. Once again, typical Capcom re-release antics.

[Zakkday]

1:48  "What are they?! NOOOOOOOOOO!"

[TyrantT003]

@DrRumstain Sorry, actually I'm wrong, The GameCube port has the better FMV's. It's Resident Evil 2 FMVs wich looks better on Dreamcast, so the best version of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis you can get is the GameCube, also since the characters were replaced by poligons instead of pixels, there is no clipping bodies porblem seen in other versions, the boutique is also available, while in the PC and Dreamcast version it's door is sealed and you can get in.

[DrRumstain]

@TyrantT003 Oh realy, thanks mate.

[tziokas7]

i never got that meaning on 3:04 even when i played it on ps1.

[TyrantT003]

@DrRumstain Well, not exactly, The Dreamcast version has better FMVs quality (only FMV cutscenes, not in-game cutscenes), but the Gamecube version is better because of the graphics, better sound, better player and enemies models, the bouttique is enterable, and the loading times has also been reduced. Since FMV are only a little part of the game, the Gamecube version is the best you can get.

[prajinmafia]

@Azteck9 gamecube dude its like dreamcast the best graphic console in the 90s and even today but alas they have stopped producing games on sega dreamcast thus gamecube in the early 2001 have replaced dreamcast and was and is better in terms of graphics and less loading time as the engine is more powerful hope that answered your question.chow

[prajinmafia]

@DrRumstain correct done the same

[DrRumstain]

@Azteck9 Well there is no 360 ver. The ps3 ver is a port of ps1 with ps1 graphics. Gamecube ver. is looks a bit better and has better sound. Or the Dreamcats ver. witch is the same as the gamecube ver. If you want best graphics and least amout of money to spend is the gamecube ver. On amazon its only $14.00 used.

[Azteck9]

I wanna play this in the best Quality available. Should I get this on GC/Wii or are the 360/PS3 versions better?

[DrRumstain]

@MrHugawookie Well they did, it is brighter, less blocky, and had better sound, but thats it.

[Budweed1989]

@Crit360 have you not seen remake and zero looks epic there proper gamecube graphics. Only looks bad because its a port to the gamecube that's like saying PS3=PS1 because it plays those games and they don't look any better on the PS3