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But on the other hand, I don't want to take away from people's fun.
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Resident Evil 2 Remake was a fuckin masterpiece though - completely different presentation and style of gameplay but faithfully captured the spirit of the original. The original still has value and is distinct enough to not be eclipsed by the remake IMO.
I hard 3 wasn't as good though?
It was very different than the original - Nemesis wasn't this free roaming randomly encountered enemy, he had several setpiece battles that were very well presented and tuned (Mr. X and Nemesis basically switched their OG roles in the remakes)
RE3 Remake is much more of a destruction of Raccoon City action experience than the original, using the now available tech to make the entire thing into this very fun action spectacle. Because it changes a ton from the original and is very different than the more slow-paced exploration centric RE2 Remake, a lot of fans of both RE3 OG and RE2 Remake were unhappy.