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Two months after surviving the grisly disaster at the mansion lab, Jill Valentine resigns from S.T.A.R.S. and attempts to escape the ruined nightmarish Racoon city.Two months after surviving the grisly disaster at the mansion lab, Jill Valentine resigns from S.T.A.R.S. and attempts to escape the ruined nightmarish Racoon city.Two months after surviving the grisly disaster at the mansion lab, Jill Valentine resigns from S.T.A.R.S. and attempts to escape the ruined nightmarish Racoon city.
Catherine Disher
- Jill
- (voice)
Vince Corazza
- Carlos
- (voice)
Benedict Campbell
- Mikhail
- (voice)
- (as Ben Campbell)
Roger Honeywell
- Nicholai
- (voice)
Evan Sabba
- Brad
- (voice)
Peter Windrem
- Tyrell
- (voice)
Richard Clarkin
- Murphy
- (voice)
Tony Rosato
- Dario
- (voice)
Peter Cugno
- Man Killed by Zombie
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
- …
Matt Holm
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Pat Miller
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Tre Smith
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Bino Tautorrez
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
- Directors
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe Design for the Nemesis was originally a rejected design for the Tyrant 02 (better known to some fans as Mr. X) in Resident Evil 2 (1998)
- GoofsIn Resident Evil 2, which takes place between the first and second halves of Resident Evil 3, the player receives an important item from RPD Police Officer Marvin Branagh; in this game, Marvin Branagh appears to already be dead when Jill reaches the police station at the beginning of the game. However, when the player checks Marvin, he is described as "fatally wounded." He's not dead yet; he's just passed out.
- Quotes
Jill Valentine: September 28th, daylight. The monsters have overtaken the city. Somehow, I'm still alive...
- Crazy creditsDuring the credits, black/white images of the atomic blast that destroyed Raccoon City is used.
- Alternate versionsThe "Live Selection Choice" feature offered in the game gives different outcomes to a certain section of the game. Examples include making the game harder or easier by obtaining different objectives and allowing the character in use to encounter different items that may be scattered in the different area
- ConnectionsFeatured in Computer Chronicles: Gaming (Computer Games) (1999)
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Hot off the wild success of the second installment of Resident Evil, one would think that another game starring Jill Valentine would be even better. Depending on who you talk to, you'll get varied responses, but of course, it's by far better than the first one.
You only get to play as one person through this crazy roller coaster ride, Jill Valentine ( Not counting the small part when you play as Carlos ), whereas in 'Rez' 2, you could play up to four different ways ( Claire A/B, Leon A/B ).
Yet another change is where the game takes place. The first game took place in a Mansion, the second one took place in well, a bunch of places ( Art Gallery-Turned Police Station, sewers, Umbrella lab, etc. ), and this time around, the entire City of Raccoon is your playground.
But they made up for the lack of multiple ways to play. Jill can earn up to five extra outfits ( 70's Disco, STARS, Meter Maid, Regina from Dino Crisis, and Leather bodysuit ), and the weapons have become far less exotic from Resident Evil 2, but there are a lot more of them, not to mention the ability to create new weapons from parts given from the downed Nemesis.
Oh yeah, Nemesis. Remember how many times Tyrant popped up during the B game of RE2? Remember how he usually caught you at the worst times? Guess what? Nemesis shows up even MORE times! ( I lost track around twelve ). He's certainly a persistent little bugger.
I don't find it scared me as often as the other games, but it's still fun to play over and over ( Is it because Jill's just eye candy? Maaaaaaaaybe. ), and ponder time and time again, just how the heck Jill can run around killing zombies in a miniskirt and a halter top? Perhaps the zombies caught her in the middle of a date.
Final Score - ****½ out of five.
You only get to play as one person through this crazy roller coaster ride, Jill Valentine ( Not counting the small part when you play as Carlos ), whereas in 'Rez' 2, you could play up to four different ways ( Claire A/B, Leon A/B ).
Yet another change is where the game takes place. The first game took place in a Mansion, the second one took place in well, a bunch of places ( Art Gallery-Turned Police Station, sewers, Umbrella lab, etc. ), and this time around, the entire City of Raccoon is your playground.
But they made up for the lack of multiple ways to play. Jill can earn up to five extra outfits ( 70's Disco, STARS, Meter Maid, Regina from Dino Crisis, and Leather bodysuit ), and the weapons have become far less exotic from Resident Evil 2, but there are a lot more of them, not to mention the ability to create new weapons from parts given from the downed Nemesis.
Oh yeah, Nemesis. Remember how many times Tyrant popped up during the B game of RE2? Remember how he usually caught you at the worst times? Guess what? Nemesis shows up even MORE times! ( I lost track around twelve ). He's certainly a persistent little bugger.
I don't find it scared me as often as the other games, but it's still fun to play over and over ( Is it because Jill's just eye candy? Maaaaaaaaybe. ), and ponder time and time again, just how the heck Jill can run around killing zombies in a miniskirt and a halter top? Perhaps the zombies caught her in the middle of a date.
Final Score - ****½ out of five.
- vlad_davidov
- Apr 9, 2003
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