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The getaway
Smugglers run
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Sure I’m missing a few.
Ape Escape.
Fun game but, wow, you need a college degree to understand the controls.
A remaster would also save you from having to constantly fight the camera.
Keep the music though. Those drum and bass tracks fit really well and haven't aged. Made me think that more games could work well with drum and bass tracks, but unfortunately it's a somewhat niche genre now.
Xenogears, Xenosaga trilogy, Vagrant Story, Drakengards, Parasite Eve and many more but I’ll start with those
I wish they would take breaks but as long as they make millions in profit they are not going to stop.
Yeah, I quit buying madden during the ps2 days.
it's pretty sad you have some publishers like activision who creates multiple teams so they can have a call of duty every year instead of investing in new ip's those other studios could be working on. but yeah, it's all about maximizing profits.
Also remakes are getting out of hand. I was happy to see a few of the bigger titles get remakes but I feel like it's taking away from new gen games.
Remake something from ps1 Era so it's more than just updated gfx.
Sorry, off topick
I'm all right with it, in some cases. Ubisoft has been very willing to make new IPs, unlike Activision.