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Resident Evil 3 for Nintendo Switch 2 review: a solid port of a true scare-fest

The Resident Evil 3 remake runs very well on Nintendo Switch 2 and looks pretty solid to boot — here’s how I’d rate it after more than 10 hours of play.

Resident Evil 3 for Nintendo Switch 2 review: a solid port of a true scare-fest

Resident Evil 3 for Nintendo Switch 2 has received positive reviews as a solid port of the tense survival horror game. The port targets 60 frames per second, providing smooth frame rates in both docked and handheld mode with minimal noticeable drops. While the game's runtime is short, lasting only about six hours, it is still considered worth playing due to its engaging gameplay and likeable cast.

The Resident Evil 3 remake features Nemesis, a truly daunting and imposing foe, whose battles against him feel tense and enjoyable. However, the game does have some drawbacks, such as a thin narrative and few puzzles. Overall, the Switch 2 edition offers strong visuals, especially in docked mode, and provides a seamless gameplay experience.

It is recommended for players who want to experience Resident Evil 3 on the go without compromising on performance, but may not be the best starting point for series newcomers.

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