Of course, there’re different enemies throughout, but Nemesis is the one you’re going to struggle the most with. He also has different weapons and attacks as he becomes more hideous, so there’s always a new version to understand and escape. He’s a very different creature in the beginning than the one you face in the end, and with his changes come new ways to take him out. A lot of your encounters come in the form of cut-scenes, but there will be a handful of occasions where you’ll have to step up to the plate and face him.Īs your journey through Raccoon City gathers pace, Nemesis continues to mutate. Right from the start, his presence is terrifying, taking every opportunity to scare you to death as he bursts through walls or appears from nowhere. You will see him a lot in the seven hour campaign, but his inclusion always manages to keep you on your toes, never feeling unnecessary or forced. Resident Evil 3 is a rollercoaster of intensity, and the inclusion of Nemesis couldn’t be any better. It may not be have been as iconic or as memorable as RE2, but Capcom has done a superb job of making sure you don’t forget it this time around. Resident Evil 3 was known for Nemesis – a biologically engineered monstrosity – and one of the challenges Capcom faced with remaking it was making sure he didn’t become as irritating as Mr X, being able to provide a threat throughout. One of the issues, however, was the persistent nature of Mr X/Tyrant, and that by the end he became more of a burden than the continuous threat he was meant to be. Visually, it was delightful, and although it was completely remade from the bottom up, it still managed to maintain what made the original so good. Last year we got to play a remake of what many consider to be the best Resident Evil game ever in Resident Evil 2.
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