Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (w/o Demo)

The player must guide Jill "master of unlocking" Valentine (one of the two main protagonists of the original Resident Evil ) out of the city alive.

Along the way, Jill will interact with and receive help from (or be hindered by) three Umbrella mercenaries who are also stranded in Raccoon City.

Standing in the way of your group's last escape are a horde of flesh-eating zombified citizens, homicidal mutants, and a relentless killing machine known only as Nemesis who is determined to hunt down and kill the survivors of the original Resident Evil , including Jill.

A dramatic improvement over Tyrant/Mr.

X/G from the previous games, Nemesis can run (faster than Jill, in fact), use firearms (a rocket launcher), dodge attacks, and even move through doors and from room to room in pursuit of Jill.

On top of that, he still possesses the nigh indestructibility we've come to know from Umbrella's ultimate bio-weapons.

Like its two predecessors, Resident Evil 3 is a third-person action-adventure game with polygonal characters on pre-rendered backgrounds with cinematic camera angles, a technique originally pioneered by Alone in the Dark .

Although the game uses the same basic engine and gameplay as the previous games, the gameplay is improved by features such as auto-targeting, a 180-degree spin, and a new dodge move that allows Jill to avoid enemy attacks.

Another addition is Jill's ability to create different kinds of ammunition by mixing together three different types of gunpowder found throughout the game.

The game includes a randomization feature, which changes the location of certain key items and ammo.

Another noteworthy feature is that at certain points in the game, Jill is faced with two choices for a situation, each affecting the story

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