Resident Evil 3 (1999): A Look Back At The Graphics Powering The Survival Horror Classic
564Capcom’s been on a bit of a roll with the Resident Evil franchise of late. After Resident Evil 6 very nearly dashed all hope of the franchise’s continued existence-seriously, it was that mediocre-Resident Evil 7 functioned as a first-person soft reboot of the franchise. While we’re still a ways away from the next mainline entry in the franchise, Capcom’s been cooking up some wonderful remakes of the originals.
Resident Evil 2 exceeded expectations and delivered a solid current-gen experience while still doing justice to the original. And this year, in just a short while, we’ll be getting the Resident Evil 3 remake. While both the remakes are marvels of eighth-gen graphics rendering, it’s a good idea to point out now that the original Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 were hailed as masterpieces in their time. Exactly why is that, though? In this piece, we’ll be taking a look at the technology powering 1999’s Resident Evil 3.
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