Agreed. Simple with depth =/= simple for simple's sake.
"Tears of War" sounds like a JRPG...
Or an angry purple streak in their hair to demonstrate they're a rebel.
I don't see a tonne of use cases but I like the idea regardless. Always happy to have more options!
Bowser's a girl?!
...maybe that wasn't enough said. ;)
I bought FF CD as a young teen after having loved the arcade/SNES version (despite the latter being watered down). Loved how immaculate a port it was.
Have you started it yet?
Some serious misfires in here, but a lot of good stuff too.
I was pretty disappointed when I first learned level data etc. won't transfer over, but I totally understand how it could potentially break the game (or alienate people who hadn't played Remake, at least).
At least there's some bonuses for people who played Remake.
Same here in the UK. I had a preview invite way back in the day, but that's long since expired.
It's a shame that basically all of Rockstar's catalogue apart from GTA and Red Dead is now, well, dead.
Wasn't a huge fan of Exodus, but 2033 and Last Light were great!
Something else is certainly needed. I'm not sure if this is the thing that will bolster the headset, but I'm all for it regardless.
I loved the GC remake back in 2000-whatever. But I tried replaying it recently and just couldn't deal with the door loading sequences.
Have I been spoilt by modern games? Probably.
Simpler times.
Better late than never.
Agreed. Loved both of those games!
I once asked Digital Extremes about a sequel at E3. Their response was straight-up, "No, Warframe!"
It's the Capcom method:
1. Add a new word to the end of the title and features that should've been expected first time around.
2. Charge full price for it.
3. Profit.
Agreed. I think a lot of the AC: H sales have to do with early lockdown players!
I mean, I would've played it anyway. But I guess there's a lot of people who got into it because of the hype and their new found free time!
I love to revisit old games, but sometimes, they just don't hold up to your rose-tinted glasses view of when you played them in the past.
Nostalgia is a wonderful thing, but also very misleading!