Resident Evil 3, known as Biohazard 3 in Japan, began life as a PlayStation survival horror game before later GameCube ports brought its opening screens to Nintendo players. Title-screen voice lines became a signature part of the series, giving each instalment an instantly recognisable audio identity beyond its music and sound effects. Fans later ripped and shared short title clips online for edits, streams and soundboards, and this GameCube intro survives because it condenses the whole mood of Raccoon City into just a few seconds of spoken audio.
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The GameCube title voice intro for Resident Evil 3, spoken in a deep, ominous tone. Fans use it for horror edits, game intros and retro gaming clips.
This short clip captures the spoken title introduction from the GameCube version of Resident Evil 3, the survival horror game originally released as Resident Evil 3: Nemesis and known in Japan as Biohazard 3. A deep, measured voice announces the title over a dark, tense atmosphere, instantly signalling danger, zombies and a ruined Raccoon City before any gameplay begins. The delivery is slow and grave rather than shouted, which makes it feel cinematic and unsettling, and for longtime players it triggers immediate recognition and nostalgia for the opening screen of a classic horror title.