"It's not an Open World Game," adds Producer Peter Fabiano.

Resident Evil 3'S The upcoming remake will already expand the original of 1999 in many ways (which should not surprise anyone who has played last year) Resident evil 2), from many remixed elements to larger roles for the support of characters and more. Another area in which the game will do this is the setting itself.

Recently she talked to the official PlayStation magazine in her February 2020 edition (edition 171). Resident Evil 3 Producer Peter Fabiano confirmed that Raccoon City will be much bigger and more instructive than in the original game. Fabiano confirmed that it is "[still no Open World Game" and that players can not enter every single building, but that there is more freedom to explore the remake.

"You will find that you are able to go through areas and explore something more than in the original," he said before he warned the players. "Remember that you never know what could lurk around the corner."

Given the fact that the original resident Evil 3 due to the hardware restrictions of the PS1, it makes sense that Capcom wants to further expand its ideas and potential, as the hardware is now considerably more powerful. Raccoon City bigger and more instructive, is certainly a great way to do this.

Resident Evil 3 appears on April 3 for PS4, Xbox One and PC. This interview has also revealed many other interesting new details, such as the fact that Resident Evil 3 there will be no mercenary mode that does not have as the original one ends several ends and whose story is associated with Resident evil 2 remake much more than The stories of the two original publications.

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