This was one of those games I've started a bunch of times but only now decided to hunker down and finish it.
Now that I've run through it fully, I can definitely understand why a lot of people we're really upset by the remake. The choices you make can really make playthroughs drastically different, potentially more so then if they just had to alternate player campaigns like the original 2 games had.
In some ways Nemesis was both worse and easier than I imagined. Once you get used to the tells of his attack he's pretty easy to give the slip when he randomly shows up on the map. His slowly adding more moves to his move set as the game progressed always kept me on my toes. The clock tower fight in particular has gotta be the toughest boss in the entire franchise. The dodge rolls felt great when you pulled it off but admittedly I never really felt like I had a firm grasp on successfully pulling it off on queue.
Now that I've run through it fully, I can definitely understand why a lot of people we're really upset by the remake. The choices you make can really make playthroughs drastically different, potentially more so then if they just had to alternate player campaigns like the original 2 games had.
In some ways Nemesis was both worse and easier than I imagined. Once you get used to the tells of his attack he's pretty easy to give the slip when he randomly shows up on the map. His slowly adding more moves to his move set as the game progressed always kept me on my toes. The clock tower fight in particular has gotta be the toughest boss in the entire franchise. The dodge rolls felt great when you pulled it off but admittedly I never really felt like I had a firm grasp on successfully pulling it off on queue.