Game-play
Resident Evil 3 largely plays much like its predecessors Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2. Fitted with the notorious 'tank controls' the series became known for pre-Revelations/RE6, players are forced to stay stuck on the spot when attempting to shoot. Resident Evil 3 is also once again split up between a mixture of combating B.O.W.s, exploration and puzzles.
Like Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3 offers up two distinct difficulty settings, 'Easy' and 'Hard', with no in-between. The differences are significantly more drastic than between the 'Rookie' and 'Normal' modes in RE2, however. In Easy mode, players start off with an M4A1
Assault Rifle (which is otherwise inaccessible besides as an unlock able in Hard mode), and located within the first inventory box players find in the Warehouse save room is a hefty selection of the game's weaponry, with a large portion of spare ammunition to go along with them. The player's default inventory is also increased from the eight slots in Hard mode to ten (eventually maximizing at 12 during the story), which functions across both the main game and the unlock-able Mercenaries mini game. When playing on Easy Mode, however, players cannot acquire the Nemesis rewards for beating him, and the Mine Thrower weapon is removed entirely.
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