It's fine. It's not the original, it's not inherently better than the original, and even does some things worse, but at the same time on its own merits it's solid so long as you don't got a bitch in your ear about the dynamic difficulty. In the age of tortanic 4chanism shit where you're either the most legendary thing ever, coomer gacha, or some sort of failure, the remakes get way too much autism as the poster boy targets for this shit.

2make is fine for what it is on its own regards, but it is kind of a messy remake. I can say the same for 4, even with Separate Ways for the remake restoring some of the cut content; it always feels like something's "missing", or shit was changed around randomly for the sake of something new that feels kinda weird. I actually really enjoy both originals and remakes, but they're practically alien experiences from one another outside of some shared sequences.
And then you get the 3make which may as well be all of these problems up to the maximum threshold of a 100% new thing barely attempting to even consider the original as a guideline. It was okay as an action game, and dogshit as a remake.

Really got a "fuck the remakes" schizo for a while now.