We have finally managed to play the Resident Evil 3 Raccoon City Streets demo.
The hype train here at GOBLIN6 is at full steam. We cannot wait to play the full game the second it becomes available.
As such, we have added all of our 200+ screenshots to the gallery. Feel free to check it out by following the link below.
Capcom has released a video showcasing all of the events leading up to Resident Evil 3.
The video highlights RE Zero, Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2.
Capcom has finally revealed the official demo date for Resident Evil 3. March 19th 2020.
The demo will be available on XBOX One, PlayStation 4 and Steam.
The Resident Evil Resistance open beta will go live on March 27th 2020.
Dengeki Online has posted new footage for Resident Evil Resistance.
The footage mostly showcases the Casino map, along with emotes for various characters, character selection screen and some familiar assets/characters from the Resident Evil 2 remake.
Albert has uploaded a full walkthrough of chapter 4-2. Here are some notes from Albert’s post.
What’s new since the last July 2018 release:
Don’t forget to watch the video in 4k, as always check out his site for full notes.
Albert has posted a small update on the progress for chapter 4-3.
He is now working with 4k video output, which he gladly shares in the attached video. There is no audio in his upload though, but it is definitely well worth a look.
Check out his original post for full notes here.
The latest issue of Official XBOX magazine features “new” info on the development of Resident Evil 3.
If you’re into collecting printed media on Resident Evil, keep an eye out for this issue.
There are potential SPOILERS though, so browse at your own risk.
CapcomUK community manager Katastrophe showcased Resident Evil 3 gameplay.
The stream shows off the subway station and Raccoon City streets.
The stream starts with trailers followed by the actual showcase which starts at the 8-minute mark.
A few notes from Kat:
We will be linking to Resident Evil’s official YouTube upload of the stream once it becomes available.
CapcomTV has also uploaded a video showcasing Resident Evil 3 gameplay as well. The Resident Evil 3 segment begins at minute 36.
>> This video was removed from this post, due to CapcomTV flagging the video as ‘private’ on YouTube <<
Dengeki Online has uploaded a 13-minute video showcasing gameplay and enemies for Resident Evil 3.
This appears to be the same footage used by IGN and Gameinformer in their videos. This is also apparently footage provided by Capcom.
There are some minor spoilers here, such as the re-design of some classic enemies from the original PlayStation release.
Two new Masterminds and two new maps have been confirmed for Resident Evil Resistance.
Mr. Money himself Ozwell E. Spencer and Wesker’s sister Alex have been confirmed by Capcom.
Two new maps have also been confirmed: Casino, which is [duh] a Casino and Abandoned Park, a horror-themed attraction located in the outskirts of Raccoon City.
Now removed from Netflix’s Media Center, a brief description of an official Resident Evil show has finally been [accidentally] confirmed by the streaming service.
The description read:
Resident Evil
The town of Clearfield, MD has long stood in the shadow of three seemingly unrelated behemoths – the Umbrella Corporation, the decommissioned Greenwood Asylum, and Washington, D.C. Today, twenty-six years after the discovery of the T-Virus, secrets held by the three will start to be revealed at the first signs of outbreak.
There has been speculation for months now about an official RE series coming to the platform, here’s hoping it’s animated and killer just like their Castlevania series.
Albert has dropped his first update for 2020. This time for chapter 4-1.
Here are a few bullet points from his latest update:
As always, check out his site for detailed notes and hi-res images.
Capcom has released the NEMESIS Trailer for Resident Evil 3.
Here are a few key moments in the trailer:
Albert has posted a very nice December update just in time for Christmas. His post features an extensive comparison library, not to mention a very nice video showcasing AI upscaled rendered video for Separate Ways.
For those not in the know, Separate Ways used rendered videos as opposed to the main campaign’s in-engine videos.
As always, check out his site for full update notes and hi-res images.
Capcom has released the RPD Demo, which, is the previously released “One shot demo” minus the 30 minute time limit.
Fans playing the demo have been able to hear Nemesis’ iconic “STAAAAAARS” growl outside the RPD.
Check it out.
