The system requirements for Capcom’s upcoming remake of Resident Evil 3 has been revealed. While the minimum settings have been announced right from the start, the recommended specs remain unrevealed. This is not a surprise as the game is currently undergoing some final touches.
Based on the amount of time between releases and various details from the trailer, it can be said that the game was made at the same time and with the same engine as the remake of Resident Evil 2. If you can run the previous game without problems, chances that you would be able to play this game the same way. There should be some graphical improvement on the high-end tier, as developers usually would refine their game even if it runs on the same engine as the previous one.
Below is the minimum system requirement for Resident Evil 3
The game would require the 64-bit version of Windows 7 to 10
8 GB Ram, Intel Core i5 4460/AMD FX 6300 or better.
A graphics card with more than 2GB VRam such as the GTX 760 or AMD R7 260x.
The game was revealed during Sony’s exclusive event, State of Play, just a week ago. The game was accidentally leaked on the PlayStation Store – it looks like Sony has no choice but to reveal it. Afterward, Capcom has also released a few trailers containing more details about the changes that they made to the original game. Based on those sources, apparently, various side characters in the original would play a bigger role in the remake. A tie-in achievement and cameo are also added to Resident Evil 2 Remake as well.
Resident Evil 3 Remake would be available on PS4, Xbox One and PC on Apr 3, 2020. People who pre-order the game would receive an exclusive costume pack bonus. The remake would also come with a multiplayer component called Project Resistance.
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