

Note that this tool gives us a mere demonstration of the game’s performance, because an exact 1:1 representation of performance can only be provided by the developers themselves since they have access to vast of array of tools and profilers.

On the console front, we analyzed the game’s performance by taking some sample scenes from the game and running it through trdrop, an open source software. Now, let’s talk about the console versions but before we proceed ahead we wanted to make a note. Resident Evil 3 on everything maxed out on the PC is a looker and we had next to no issues running this game at a rock solid 60fps. The UI also shows an indication of how much memory is being used and the kind of effect each graphical option has. The PC version is packed with a ton of graphical options including but not limited to Image quality, Shadow Cache, Shadow Quality, Particle and Lighting quality, Texture quality and Texture filtering. Let’s begin with the best version, which is undoubtedly the PC version.
#RESIDENT EVIL 3 REMAKE CAST PRO#
PC vs PS4 Pro vs Xbox One X Comparison, Performance and Resolution Parameters Let’s take a deep dive and find out what makes Resident Evil 3 tick. While the game itself hasn’t received critical acclaim, from a technical perspective, this is a very accomplished title using toolsets Capcom’s had an entire generation to perfect. While gameplay and environments might mark a bit of a step back from the spectacular Resident Evil 2 remake, Capcom has put considerable effort into making the franchise’s latest iteration look great on current-gen platforms.Īs the current console generation winds up, Resident Evil 3 is one of the last big AAA to exclusively arrive on eighth-gen platforms. Twenty years have passed, but looking at the critical reception, the Resident Evil 3 remake will likely end up as underrated as its spiritual predecessor. Resident Evil 3 is Capcom’s second attempt to bring the classic-era Resident Evil titles to a new audience.
