NEMESIS IS NATIVE: PS1 RESIDENT EVIL 3 RECOMPILED FOR PC IN 4K, UP TO 240 FPS
Project RE: Visited brings PS1 Resident Evil 3: Nemesis to Windows natively
Project RE: Visited is a native Windows port and static recompilation of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (PlayStation, 1999). The project describes it as clean-room work that doesn't use leaked source code. A setup wizard pulls the game from your own retail disc image. It adds resolutions up to 4K, frame rates up to 240 FPS or your display's refresh rate, and full 360° analog 3D controls. The repo went up on 12 October. v1.4.3, an 'authentic timing' update, arrived on 16 October. The team plans to do Resident Evil 2 and the original Resident Evil next.
You need: Your own retail Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (PS1) disc image (ISO, or BIN/CUE). The setup wizard extracts the files from it. No game data is included.
How to play Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on PC
- Download v1.4.3 from the releases page.
- Run the setup wizard and point it at your own RE3 disc image.
- Launch and set resolution and frame rate.
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