X might not always know where you are, you always have a decent idea of where he's at, adding a sense of constant dread to Resident Evil 2. Those large, size 22 boots that he's wearing (I don't actually know his real shoe size) can be heard stomping around and reverberating throughout the entire building. X, you can still feel his presence in the police station. Even when you aren't coming face to face with Mr. The way in which he stalks you about the RCPD throughout a large portion of Resident Evil 2 makes you nervous about ever leaving a safe room. X, on the other hand, is perhaps the most terrifying villain that the Resident Evil series has ever had. In the moments where Nemesis is chasing you through Raccoon City, well, he's really not that hard to get away from. Part of this is likely because many of the moments that prominently feature Nemesis are much more scripted than they were even in 1998's edition. Sure, he explodes through brick walls a time or two just like the Kool-Aid Man, but he never feels as menacing as he did in the original.

That said, in the RE3 remake, Nemesis doesn't do much to really instill fear in the player.

Mister x gon give it to ya