Visually, it's amazing. The gameplay is engaging and the manic pace of the campaign means that it's fun to replay to unlock more and more bonuses for future runs.
However, what this game fails at, is being a remake of Resident Evil 3. It changes so much, and takes so many liberties with locations (cutting fan favourites and replacing the abandoned factory for the final area with a secret lab SO generic it has a '2' in the name, for example), that it feels like it's trying to be its own game with the name tacked on.
The bonus multiplayer mode that must've gutted development time and attention certainly doesn't' help, given the two were packaged together - if more time and care had been put into the main game itself, it would've made the most of its squandered potential.
However, what this game fails at, is being a remake of Resident Evil 3. It changes so much, and takes so many liberties with locations (cutting fan favourites and replacing the abandoned factory for the final area with a secret lab SO generic it has a '2' in the name, for example), that it feels like it's trying to be its own game with the name tacked on.
The bonus multiplayer mode that must've gutted development time and attention certainly doesn't' help, given the two were packaged together - if more time and care had been put into the main game itself, it would've made the most of its squandered potential.