Resident Evil 2 Remake's Unlimited Saves Problem (& How RE3 Fixes It)īesides graphics, which Resident Evil 3 somehow managed to improve over RE2's already impressive look, Resident Evil 3 had a better ammo economy and save system than Resident Evil 2. While these flaws make for a game that's somewhat disappointing overall, its linearity and de-emphasis of survival horror actually helps it overcome the Resident Evil 2 remake in certain areas. RE3's Carlos sections kill its pacing, especially on repeat playthroughs. Resident Evil 3's remake made up for this with its replay-enhancing unlockable item shop, but it struggles in other areas, too. Related: Resident Evil 3's Remake Is Even Better On A Second Playthrough (At First)
Some Resident Evil 3 remake changes also removed replayability, cutting the original's "live selection" story choices and delivering a campaign that's exactly the same in each run. But Resident Evil 3's focus on action fixes a problem with RE2, which runs into issues when trying to straddle the line between action and survival horror, especially when it comes to players' access to unlimited saves.Īlthough the original Resident Evil 3: Nemesis was more action-oriented than its predecessors, some fans felt Resident Evil 3's remake approached the spectacle-first tone of later Resident Evil games rather than the methodical tension of RE and RE2. Capcom's recent Resident Evil 3 remake is generally looked down on by fans, who found it disappointing in the wake of the stellar Resident Evil 2 remake.
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