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Friday, January 10, 2020
Resident Evil 3 will have no more different ends
It has been confirmed that the Resident Evil 3 rework will not have multiple different endings, as well as additional Mercenaries mode.
The original Resident Evil 3 had several stocks in which the player could influence the outcome of the action. The story always ended with the same event, but there were several variations on how the event could have happened. That was the way it was at least in the original, and in the rework, things would be more direct. As game producer Peter Fabiano revealed to Official PlayStation Magazine, we should not expect different endings or choices that would affect the course of action.
It was also announced that the original Mercenaries mode, which was well suited to the action approach of Resident Evil 4 and 5, would not come back from the original. The reason for this is clear - Capcom has invested resources in so-called. Project Resistance, an asymmetric multiplayer component that will come with Resident Evil 3. This is also a trump card for greater durability of the game, as it is not very likely that we will have a reason for more single-player campaign transitions.
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