This Resident Evil 3 feels more like a reimagining, not just a remaster

When I say I’m old, people tell me I exaggerate. In the grand scale of this human construct we call “time,” they’re right. I do tend to blow things out of proportion. They say life truly begins at 40, or at least I want to believe that I didn’t mishear that once.

Yet the game industry’s clock ticks several beats quicker than the real world, and nothing quite makes you feel ancient like staring at a 20th anniversary remake of a game you vividly remember playing on release in your early 20s.