Same here! After starting the damn game (REmake) on Dolphin about a thousand times and managing to screw myself over again and again while not far into the game, it finally clicked with me when I played the recent PC release. Since then I've finished 2, 3, CVX, Zero and 4. Waiting on 5. I dunno, I don't love the games but they keep you on your toes all the time, and there's something very satisfying about slowly progressing through them. Plus, the B-series plot, setting and its characters have grown on me in all their glorious cheesiness.
I didn't like CVX that much, mostly, I think, because of the dull 3D environments. Coincidentally it makes missing objects slightly easier, and I had to use a walkthrough at one point because I wasn't making any progress, just to realise I hadn't picked up on a very ordinary puzzle item that was on plain sight. Also, trust me on this, if you aren't doing it already (and I bet you are by now), make sure to save on different slots and to save the ammo for the most powerful weapons for you-know-when. After CVX, just last week, I played though Zero. Didn't enjoy that one that much either, but mostly because of how seriously tedious and annoying it is to have to ferry all your stuff from location to location as you make your way through it. No magic boxes.
I have CVX on pause on my second monitor right now. Based Nintendont! I'm like... half an hour in. I'm partial to Claire, but I can already see why people don't like this game so much. It feels like an in-between game. Not quite RE3, but not quite RE4 yet. I only spoke with that guy who shoots Claire 15 minutes in and, man, I already know it'll grate me to no end. What a whiny, high-pitched voice.
Zero was... well, Zero was. There's not much to say about it. It feels like a mediocre bit-sized REmake. It's the Battlefield Hardline of the RE franchise. Carrying your items around was very annoying, but at least you could use and combine them without having to add them to your inventory. That's cool, I guess. I wish Capcom would have explored the dual protagonists mechanics a bit more. The parts where Rebecca and Whatshisname get separated and you have to control them both "at the same time" are, at least, rather innovative.
Maybe I'll make a LttP for these first Resident Evils when I'm done with CVX, before starting 4. "The tank years" or something in those lines...