Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D for Nintendo 3DS Reviews by Gamers

Well, it's OK. But I expected more. It needs to have a way to delete files. So that's what made it not as good as other Resident Evil games. People want to delete files. All Gamefly users, if you wanted to rent or buy this game, and read this comment, I am sorry, but now Gamefly can not get rid of the data for this game. Vote "Yes" on this comment if you think it needs a "Delete File" button.

Thank you for reading my review
- noodle37 reviews

Why isn't it rentable?

This game could be decent on it's own merits, if not for the fact that it is lazy. It's all copy paste areas, enemies, and characters.

The game gives you no desire to finish unlocking other characters, though there are alot of them. Every stage is the same, nothing different happens, just waves of zombies or las plagas depending on stage.

Also the zombies don't spawn on the edges of the map, so they can appear very near, and behind you.

I played it for a few hours, and kept hoping it would get better, it doesn't.

The reason for the 1 is due not because of gameplay though, that would get a 6 or 7. The 1 is for Capcom setting it up to not let you delete files. There are plenty of legitimate reasons customers would like to delete files. There is no excuse for this kind of thing being done to consumers.

Please, no one buy this game. Show Capcom there is a limit to how much of their greed we will take.

Dont a good game fun for 1st day

NO LEON, NO SALES. CAPCOM YOU ARE TERRIBLE

This game was so fun if you are a fan of arcade style games. This game is packed with so many moments that are unbelievable. The best part of this game has to be the Co-op mode its so much fun to see how long you and your partner can survive. The only problem that happens at random times is that enemy's jump from one place to another without warning making it hard to aim at times. Altogether a great game for people that love Resident Evil and Arcade games.

This game is just simply fun. Although if you don't have acces to wifi I don't suggest you get it. It's fun to jump online and help or get help from a stranger to blast zombies. There are 30 missions, the last missions are very challenging, lots of unlockables and replay value. Again this is a very simple game but I've had so much fun with it and I'm not done completing all missions. I check my records and I've played for over 27 hours.

I have more than 50 hours in this game and still haveing fun, yes the save file thing was a bad idea from capcom. But i will always own the game so not a big deal, if anything it saves room in my sd card so im ok with that . If you a fan of mercenaries like me i would say go out and get it, if you hate mercenaries i would say stay away from it because it's just like all the other ones. So that is my opinion if it is worth buying or not, i think it is but i like Mercenaries always have.

i bought it because you can't rent it on here and heard some bad things about it but i wanted to try it. Its really not bad its like the mercs, with additional missions, characters, and costumes. its got great graphics the controls could be better. overall great game.

If you're reading customer reviews of this game, you should keep in mind that many of the "reviewers" haven't even played the game. They're just gritching because they perceive the fact that the game has a single save slot (nonalterable) as some kind of personal assault or attempt to limit used game sales. It's not. It was just technical laziness on Capcom's part, and it has no real effect on replayability. Unless you really feel the need to unlock every level and item on your own, if you buy this game used, the fact that the game has been played previously will have no real affect on you or on the gameplay.

This is basically an arcade shooter, in which your goals are both mission-based and top-score. For instance, in each level within each world, you have a mission to complete. If you complete the mission at all within the required time frame, then you have completed the level and can move on to the next. However, the speed at which you complete the level affects your overall score on the level, so there's a lot of room for replay, trying to beat your own top score. As an arcade-style shooter, this game is frankly somewhat limited in scope, I'll admit. There isn't a real story, there's no character development, etc. It's just an entire game devoted to timed score-attack mode, shooting zombie after zombie for the top score. But the single save feature is absolutely no big deal.

If you're looking for some simple, zombie-shooting fun, this game definitely has it. The combat controls work well, and the graphics are pretty well done overall (perhaps just a little stuttery animation with things in the far distance at times). If you're looking for a deeper experience or more engaging narrative, you should probably hold out for something else.