That way, you won’t be caught unawares when it happens. With this guide, we’ll let you know when he appears and what to expect when he does. Sometimes he shows up to chase you around until you reach the next section and sometimes he appears as a boss fight. Like Mr X in Resident Evil 2, Nemesis appears at certain times during the campaign. He comes after Jill and relentlessly pursues her across Raccoon City as she tries to escape.
That’s not a huge problem, though as far as original PlayStation games go, it’s aged better than most, and it just as playable now as it was back on this day in 1999.Resident Evil 3 is all about Nemesis. Until then, you’ll have to settle for the 20-year-old version of Resident Evil 3. As reported by Destructoid earlier this year, Capcom producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi told delegates at GameWatch that “as long as fans ‘voiced their enthusiasm,’ the company would look at updating the third game in the series.” The return of this superbly ugly, fear-inducing baddie to modern day consoles may be a pipedream for now, but all is not lost. Meanwhile, Resident Evil 2 cycled Mr X–who later evolved into a Tyrant himself–alongside the mad Chief Irons and ever-changing William Birkin. While the debut RE game offered plants, spiders and a final pseudo-boss in the form of a relatively lackluster Tyrant, most people probably remember the first zombie more than anything, despite it looking like a fridge in a green jacket. So began countless run-ins and, as Nemesis took more damage over the course of the game, he evolved in a similar way to William Birkin in RE2: ever more gruesomely and threateningly.Īlongside RE3’s brilliant story and excellent puzzles, Capcom broke Resident Evil’s seemingly consistent rule by focusing on one specific antagonist. 'Resident Evil 3' offered "fight or flight" situations regularly.
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