In no particular order.
1 - Well, Dante. Ever since I saw him relaxed on his chair chilling out even when Trish storms in the office, I liked the guy. I also liked Drew Coombs' voice, even though I didn't find his acting very good.
2 - Level design. Yeah very RE reminiscent but awesome nonetheless, I loved the gothic settings.
3 - Overall gameplay. Come on. There's a reason why it's considered the milestone of action games. In comparison to its sequels it's pretty barebones but at the time it was a blast.
4 - Enemy design. I think this is something we can all agree on. Both in appearance and gameplay mechanics, I consider these enemies to be the best in the series.
5 - Mundus. Definitely a worthy villain and final boss. He's threatening, cruel, menacing, imposing, and cool idea to make his unawaken form look like an angel. Underlines the deceptive nature of demons.
1 - Well, Dante. Ever since I saw him relaxed on his chair chilling out even when Trish storms in the office, I liked the guy. I also liked Drew Coombs' voice, even though I didn't find his acting very good.
2 - Level design. Yeah very RE reminiscent but awesome nonetheless, I loved the gothic settings.
3 - Overall gameplay. Come on. There's a reason why it's considered the milestone of action games. In comparison to its sequels it's pretty barebones but at the time it was a blast.
4 - Enemy design. I think this is something we can all agree on. Both in appearance and gameplay mechanics, I consider these enemies to be the best in the series.
5 - Mundus. Definitely a worthy villain and final boss. He's threatening, cruel, menacing, imposing, and cool idea to make his unawaken form look like an angel. Underlines the deceptive nature of demons.