Resident Evil 3 Remake – Still, a day before the release of several previews, videos, and images, we got a ton of screenshots.

So the Resident Evil 3 Remake, Resident Evil Resistance duo got thirty-seven images, which might be either thirty-six or thirty-eight, as we might have miscounted them. Still, we can take a look at several things of Capcom‘s Spring title – the Japanese company wants its next business year (which starts on April 1) to start decently, and they plan to have other big releases by the end of March 31. Rumours say there will be another Resident Evil game, plus we can expect a remake to run on the RE Engine, and it might be Dino Crisis. Let’s take a look at the images, and whoever came up with the embed idea is a genius – you’ll find some surprises below.

Regarding Resident Evil 3 Remake, we previously wrote that it’s going to skip the Mercenaries minigame that was in the PS1 original. This good addition allowed you to control three of the Umbrella soldiers, namely Nikolai, Mikhail or Carlos, to get through the city while saving civilians with as much time left on your clock as possible to get bigger rewards that you could use in the base game, such as a rocket launcher with infinite ammo, which was a great way to take revenge on Nemesis (as he also had such a weapon here and there). Instead, we’ll get a 4v1 asymmetric multiplayer, Resident Evil Resistance, which might be either good or terrible (the beta in the autumn was the latter).

We can expect the art style and performance to be amazing. The RE Engine has been superb ever since Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and the art style seems to be excellent as well (we can get used to Jill – she couldn’t look the same as in the PS1 original two decades ago). The story will be expanded, so Carlos will be playable in more than one occasion.

Resident Evil 3 Remake and Resident Evil Resistance will both launch on April 3 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

Source: Gematsu

Resident Evil 3 Leaked Screenshots

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