This repro is high quality and beautifully made. The images aren't blurred, there's a little booklet, and the case is in fantastic condition. Finally, my RE3 disc has a home! Would buy again from this shop, thank you very much!

Case came in excellent condition and was packaged really well. There was a mixup with my package and another buyer's, but the seller was quick to send out the correct game cases and kept me in the loop 100% of the time. Really liked this experience and would definitely recommend buying replicant game cases from this seller especially if you have some loose disks or need to replace your warn out cases. A very satisfied customer!

Looks fine. Images are clear. Received in a timely manner in secure packaging. Good for what it is. Would recommend if you can't get you hands on the real thing. probably will buy again if needed.

Item is perfect! Looks as good as original, exact replica! Love it! Super fast shipping and packaged with care. Thank you! Highly recommend!

5 S.T.A.R.S!!!!

Very clean, beautiful copy of RE3. I already tried buying it on EBay and had to return it due to not playable. I am Honestly and genuinely happy with the copy I bought from DK Oldies. It honestly relieved the stress of buying from a dishonest seller who would have given me trouble upon returning a faulty game. I couldn’t recommend buying from DK Oldies enough, especially if you’re a collector. I would have given them 6 Stars, if Joey would’ve shouted out my daughters who picked the game for me >:).

More of a spinoff than a sequel

Resident evil 3 is the weakest of the original playstation one trilogy but has all the playability hallmarks that the series is known for. This is more of a spinoff to the perfect resident evil 2. Resident evil code veronica advances the plot in the resident evil time line and should have been called 3 where this should of had a spinoff title. A solid game but more commercial and less authentic than the previous. A worthy addition to the series. 5 onward and its subsequent spinoffs killed the series .

Resident Evil 3

Resident Evil 3 concludes the events of the original T-Virus outbreak in and around Raccoon City that began in the first Resident Evil game. It also marks the end of a very specific type of 'Survival Horror' Resident Evil game before new graphics engines and a control interface would be introduced in the later 'numbered' Resi games. As such, the game is invariably frustrating to play due to the rigid tank controls, and also because of the difficulty for the player in trying to make out key items in the cluttered, low-resolution on-screen display. However, like all of the 'numbered' Resident Evil games, it is absolutely brilliant. The flawed controls and graphics actually contribute to the distinct, strange flavour of panic and detailed investigation that the first ... MoreResident Evil 3 concludes the events of the original T-Virus outbreak in and around Raccoon City that began in the first Resident Evil game. It also marks the end of a very specific type of 'Survival Horror' Resident Evil game before new graphics engines and a control interface would be introduced in the later 'numbered' Resi games. As such, the game is invariably frustrating to play due to the rigid tank controls, and also because of the difficulty for the player in trying to make out key items in the cluttered, low-resolution on-screen display. However, like all of the 'numbered' Resident Evil games, it is absolutely brilliant. The flawed controls and graphics actually contribute to the distinct, strange flavour of panic and detailed investigation that the first three numbered games imbue to the player. Other features such as the great character and monster designs, the typically bonkers (yet weirdly half plausible) narrative and the feeling of loneliness and isolation when playing created by the precise bursts of ambient music and sound arrangements are, for me, exemplars of the adventure game genre which no other franchise comes close to matching. And, it is damn cool. The look and feel of numbered Resident Evil games would begin to change quite radically after Resident Evil 3, a fittingly great end to this particular type of game in the series. A HD update please Capcom.

Resident evil is a great story .

Great game, excellent gameplay and compelling story. Great graphics on the GameCube. Highly recommend this game.

The Real Resident Evil 3

Can’t tell how much I was waiting to find this game, this game to me is probably one of the most sophisticated games of its time, real time selections, multiple endings depending on the player’s actions, Operation: Mad Jackal, the dodge system, the original soundtrack itself is sooooooo good! 15/10 for me

The best way to play Resident Evil 3

If you love the PlayStation or GameCube versions of Resident Evil 3 then you owe it to yourself to get the Dreamcast version. Even though the Dreamcast is not as powerful as the GameCube this version of the game is by far the best looking one because the Dreamcast is able to output a 480p signal. RE3 doesnt benefit from a second analogue stick since it is a fixed camera/tank control entry in the series, so there is no drawback to using the single-stick Dreamcast controller. This version of the game is somewhat pricy, but since RE3 is the only Resident Evil game that hasnt been remade/remastered it is, in my opinion, the only one worth seeking out on the Dreamcast. I highly recommend it.