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The combat is more typical than the original DS game though. Although since you played the mobile version, you missed some of the unique parts of the original with multitasking and how that fits the story.
Story in 1 is more about Neku and filling in how things work comes extra and only if you want to know more after finishing the main point. Neo is still character focused, but its a little messier.
No back story, no relationships with his family, no nothing.
I know much more about Beat, Shiki or Josh than Neku.
Do we learn anything about him at all in Neo?
At the end of the day, as said above, it's a game for fans more than a completely new experience, it really recaptures the essence of the original one.
But basically, it reveals that Neku used to have a friend he was close with, and the only one he had and i recall he arranged a meeting between the two but his friend got into a car accident on his way to the meeting point and Neku blamed himself over his dead, believing that had he not called him to the meeting spot, he would still be alive, which likely caused the anti-social behavior og Neku has, unlike Alt Neku that managed to carry on.
This is probably the event that Neku briefly seems to recall when Rhyme dies, but he is incapable of remembering it, which shows that despite having his memory erased, the event was so traumatic that he could still vaguely recall the feeling of it.
Same applies for NEO.