Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 remake took a fairly ambitious approach to updating this classic. The game reworked several sequences, toned down the original’s escort mission woes, and added the ability to parry a chainsaw, which was quite neat. One notable change was that Ashley’s playable sequences were far more in-depth and compelling, culminating in a nightmarish encounter with armored monsters in a crypt.
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