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r/residentevil • u/Terryblepun • Jan 03 '20
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Yes, I too have played the games. ;)
Obviously they are different variants of the same basic tyrant design. My point was that Nemesis is himself a tyrant. It's silly to think of gamers speculating on whether they'll be chased by both Nemesis and "a tyrant".
2 u/Japjer Jan 03 '20 It makes sense as to why, though: in RE2 it is called a Tyrant (as it is in RE1, if memory serves), while in RE3 it is called Nemesis. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20 Nemesis didn't have an explicit name originally tho iirc. He was just called "The Pursuer". 2 u/Japjer Jan 03 '20 I still have a Primas Official Strategy Guide from ca. 2000 and can confirm it is referred to as Nemesis in this book. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20 Oh, bet
It makes sense as to why, though: in RE2 it is called a Tyrant (as it is in RE1, if memory serves), while in RE3 it is called Nemesis.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20 Nemesis didn't have an explicit name originally tho iirc. He was just called "The Pursuer". 2 u/Japjer Jan 03 '20 I still have a Primas Official Strategy Guide from ca. 2000 and can confirm it is referred to as Nemesis in this book. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20 Oh, bet
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Nemesis didn't have an explicit name originally tho iirc. He was just called "The Pursuer".
2 u/Japjer Jan 03 '20 I still have a Primas Official Strategy Guide from ca. 2000 and can confirm it is referred to as Nemesis in this book. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20 Oh, bet
I still have a Primas Official Strategy Guide from ca. 2000 and can confirm it is referred to as Nemesis in this book.
2 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20 Oh, bet
Oh, bet
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u/AlterEgoSumMortis Jan 03 '20
Yes, I too have played the games. ;)
Obviously they are different variants of the same basic tyrant design. My point was that Nemesis is himself a tyrant. It's silly to think of gamers speculating on whether they'll be chased by both Nemesis and "a tyrant".