10 Video Game Villains" article, placing eighth on the list and noting the character's high popularity among fans when compared to the Tyrant. He has also been voted by GamesRadars readers as the 99th "most dastardly ne'er-do-wells" villain in video games in their "top 100". GameDaily listed it as one of their favorite Capcom characters of all time, stating "The Resident Evil series has a slew of memorable bad guys to choose from... but Nemesis is our favorite," and was also named one of their favorite undead characters in video games. The Nemesis additionally ranked fifth on their list of "Top 25 Scariest Video Game Monsters". Aaron Potter of Den of Geek named Nemesis as second of their "Best Resident Evil Bosses and Monsters", stating that "He becomes more deformed the longer Resident Evil 3’s campaign progresses, too, making each fight feel scarier than the last. Nemesis has only ever returned in spin-offs, but you never know when he’ll pop around the corner next." IGN also described Nemesis as one of their favorite video game monsters of all time, stating that "what made us love Nemesis made it through to his film incarnation. As it runs out, a man in a rubber suit isn't half as scary as a well-crafted collection of polygons." IGN staff also named Nemesis as one of the best Resident Evil bosses of all time. Red Bull called Nemesis one of the scariest video game villains of all time, because he "constantly stalks you through the game. You cannot kill him, you cannot stop him. At best you can run away and even that isn’t always effective. Oh, and he can use a rocket launcher too." Nemesis's appearance in Resident Evil 3 Remake has received mixed reviews from critics. It has been criticized by fans, who are unhappy with his new look. Hirun Cryer of Eurogamer described Nemesis's "large fangs and smooshed nose" as "cartoonish." Ben Tyrer of GamesRadar downplayed Nemesis's appearance and stated that "Resident Evil 3s main villain has lost his fear factor," while Andy Kelly of PC Gamer described Nemesis as "giant and terrifying stalker in town." Kirk McKeand of VG247 explained that Nemesis is only active in a small portion of the game, and that he is primarily featured in scripted sequences or boss fights. This led some critics to believe that he was underused and that a lot of his potential