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If you were a fan of System Shock 2 and you're now checking out the original game, in the same way I played the living S H I T out of Fallout 3 and then went back to play the earlier Fallout games, well, you're in for a similar experience.

System Shock 1 isn't a bad game, and the enhanced edition definitely makes it slightly more playable, but holy ♥♥♥♥ is there a thick layer of jank you have to get through before you really start to enjoy this game. If you can put up with dated controls, there's a very cool, VERY 90's cyber punk story to be experienced here.

If you're one of those people that refuses to pay attention to details, or gets lost easily in large maps however, honestly just save yourself the frustration and go play System Shock 2 instead. That game is also janky, but the learning curve is a lot more straight forward than it is to learn System Shock 1.

Pick it up now while it's on sale.

The gameplay gets a bit stale but the story mode does get pretty cool by the end. Fun way to spend an afternoon too because the story mode took me maybe all of 4-5 hours to beat.

Solid shooter. Short as hell singleplayer, but by the end when you have all the Darkness powers its a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trip man. Also: there is a NG+ mode so that's fun.

*spoiler*

The cliffhanger ending is funny thinking they had a snowballs chance in hell of getting another sequel to this series.

This game is fun as hell. Especially if you like 90's shooters vibes.

Where I don't think this game deserves to be on any "worst games of all time" lists, it does deserve to be on every "painfully bland and unfunny" list.

Levels are super bland, the game has a super washed out color pallet, guns never have any ammo, final boss is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ joke, and Duke is just a horribly dated character.

Honestly if they had played into how ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid half the ♥♥♥♥ Duke says and does was, and the game started not with him on the top, but on the bottom and then having to defend the whole planet from alien invaders again, I think this game would have been a lot better story-wise.

So yeah, don't bother picking this one up unless you want to play though a bland ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ shooter.

Oh also ♥♥♥♥ Randy Pitchford.

Do you enjoy fun things? Then play this.

Only major complaint is the enemies are all waaaaay too ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ accurate. Other than that this game is fun as hell and it's an easy recommend.

Well that was something.

Finished all three campaigns in 6 hours, played Marine, (basic shooter, its okay, never been my favorite in these games, and this one is honestly the weakest one. How the ♥♥♥♥ are you going to nerf the pulse rife this hard???) Alien, (usually not super into these ones, but they actually really fun, if janky, stealth sections,) and then MY BOY, The Predator, who is the still the most fun, if not super ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ easy.

I mean, honestly this game suffers from a fine layer of unexplained jank. Odd control choices, REALLY ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ long animations, especially when you're stuck in an execution animation as the Predator with 33 Xenomorphs up your ass, and it's really really short.

Nothing worth noting ever gets fleshed out and it kind of just leaves you unsatisfied. I picked this up on Alien Day in a deep deep sale, and that's the only way I recommend you try this game out. Even if you're a hardcore Alien or Predator fan, it honestly still isn't worth anything NEAR full price.

But now I want to go watch the Predator movies again, so thanks?

I have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clue how anyone finished this game with an N64 controller, but if you love DOOM, you'll have a great time with this one too.

So Resident Evil 3 is was the only mainline RE game I never beat as a kid. I don't even remember why, but I just never beat it. I finished every other one since, so I was very excited when this was confirmed to be coming out so soon after the incredible RE2 Remake.

Having only finished the campaign once, (I'll most likely play through again on a higher difficulty soon,) I can safely say that this remake is pretty on par with the original RE 3. Which is good and also kinda bad.

So for anyone that doesn't know, the original RE3 was basically an asset flip because of how quickly CAPCOM was demanding a sequel after the major success of RE2 in 1998, RE3 coming out in 1999, Because of this, a lot of the content had to be scaled back, parts were bloated to increase the runtime, etc.

The game has it's fans and sold very well, but my main problem with this is: why the ♥♥♥♥ would CAPCOM do the same thing twice?
What could have been the definitive Resident Evil 3 experience ends up being a fairly straightforward retread of the original. Which, if you couldn't tell by my play time, does not make for a very long game. Which is fine, I just wish Capcom had left this in the oven another year and really made something groundbreaking like their previous efforts.

2 major complaints I want address though:

-Nemesis isn't very scary at all. There are one, maybe two times in the whole game where him chasing you isn't scripted, once you realize this, he really isn't much of a threat. With all the hype Capcom put on the this guy being the Mr. X 2.0, it just blows that he's not that at all except for a few shining moments in the early game. Oh, and I'm not sure what they were talking about him being able to chase you into saferooms, but I never had this happen to me once. Maybe it's on a higher difficulty and I'm talking out of my ass. Moving on,

-People saying this game is very action orientated: no ♥♥♥♥, that was what the original was like too. I don't know why people keep saying this about the remake, but frankly a stupid ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ complaint if you know literally anything about the original.

Overall, if you're a hardcore RE fan, you've probably already bought this honestly. But I really can't recommend this game to anyone other than them. You probably won't get a lot out of it, and the 60$ price point is really ♥♥♥♥♥♥' steep for a game you can finish in an afternoon. RE Resistance is fun and nice added bonus for picking up the game, but it suffers from a lot of problem Dead By Daylight suffered from (Looking at you hosts with 9000000 McDonalds Wifi ping,) and frankly it can turn into a bit of broken cluster ♥♥♥♥ at times.

I do want to be clear, I did enjoy this game a lot, and I'm glad I finally got to finish it, but I also can't help but feel disappointed from the very rushed feeling experience. I don't know, maybe that's just Resident Evil 3 in a nutshell and I'm just missing the point, but after finishing the game, I felt like I only ate half my dinner and was still hungry for more.

I finished this game a total of 4 times, (3 on PS4,) and I'm starting my first Hardcore play through. If you are even remotely a fan of old school Resident Evil games, or survival horror in general, you seriously owe it to yourself to play this game, because ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this is how you do a remake right.