The original Resident Evil 3: Nemesis was a lot more open than its predecessor, and with the recent boom in open-world games, fans may wonder how its 2020 remake would handle Raccoon City?s size. PS4?s Resident Evil 3 won?t be open world, but it will feature ?more open spaces? than the original 1999 game, according to Capcom producer Peter Fabiano. It will emphasize more exploration, with a focus on audio design, much like the sound in Resident Evil 2 remake, which will help you overcome interactions with the deadly Nemesis, who the developer says is ?his own brand of terror.?
As part of an interview with Official PlayStation Magazine, Fabiano dove deep into the remake?s key differences from the original, discussing the city?s large open areas and the things Capcom was able to do thanks to the PS4 hardware. He also warned fans that Nemesis is much more deadly this time around, due to a more sophisticated AI and the ability to implement additional audio techniques when compared to the original.
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