DSOGaming writes: "Earlier this month, we informed you about the in-game 3D model that will be used in the upcoming Tomb Raider 3 fan remake that will be powered by the Unity Engine, The Adventures of Lara Croft. After some criticism, though, the team decided to update the 3D model and released some new screenshots for it."
Gaming Heads launches the 2nd unique Lara statue of the 20th Anniversary series.
DSOGaming writes: "Earlier this month, we informed you about remastered versions of Tomb Raider 1, 2 and 3 that were going to be released on Steam. These remasters were being developed by Realtech VR and they were basically mods that would require the original DOS games on Steam in order to work. However, it appears that these remasters have been cancelled."
hahah That was fast! Why did Realtech VR think they could release this without approval??
Realtech VR has announced that it will release remastered versions of Tomb Raider 1, 2 and 3 on Steam. These remasters will be based on the mobile versions, will support OpenVR, will feature a new 3D engine, and will be free to all owners of these games.
That's damn good news. I felt so robbed when i bought them on Steam just to find them absolute shit of ports. So it will be great to revisit the series when the remasters drop on Steam.
Question:
So I have a GTX 1080 and I am thinking of upgrading to Ti. Can i have both installed with no problem assuming there's any use in having both installed? I have to have two identical cards to enable SLI correct?
Yeap, you won't be able to SLI them for DX11. You can only SLI identical GPUs. For Vulkan and DX12, however, you can use both of them (provided the games support explicit multi-GPUs)
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New engine = remake, remaster is just a fancy marketing term for a port with no more visual upgrade than an emulator can achieve.
It can use a new engine, but if it visually looks the same or similar to the original, then it’s a remaster. Not a remake. It’s not a remake unless every single asset is touched and changed. You can change engines without changing a game’s assets.
Well I think it can be used interchangeable to be honest the term remaster regarding restoration of film simply just means enhancement.
Which actually means even a remake could be seen as a remaster as it is a full enhancement in every regard
Well you see films are always mastered in the first place, remaster means they re did it.
@Kevin lol
no remastering of film or audio simply means it has been enhanced. I've actually never heard of a remake of a film called a remastering....ever.
You just not talking about the same thing in fact remastering or restoration is a specific technique that literally has nothing to do with remaking a film. Remastering in general is not even filmmaking because you're not actually physically redoing shots or redoing scenes, you are not really filming anything at all you're simply altering something.
All you have to do is Google the technique and you'll get some studios that are very good at it regarding film.
It is not remaking film because those individuals are not movie directors they don't actually make film I mean it would be like trying to say Star Wars Episode 4 that was digitally enhanced in 4k was refilmed or that actors redid the entire film I am sorry but that's not how any of that actually works 😂😂😂
I didn’t say it was remaking the film, a 4K remaster is just taking the original film and mastering it at 4K... go look up what mastering is...
to re master mean they redid the master, nothing more. Of course most times the goal of re doing a master is some sort of enhancement, but many times they make it worse.
Buddy I don't care you don't know what you're talking about and is very clear you don't know anything about restoration.
I've never heard the remaking of a film ever called a remaster especially considering those are not the same techniques are completely irrelevant to each other.
All you have to do is look at the Godfather remastering or restoration so are you going to tell me that entire film was remade? Are you sure? 😂😂😂 ok pal.
All you have to do is look at the damn definition of remastering.
Stop arguing over semantics especially considering the exact definition is enhancing of something it is not completely remaking of something.
I understand what you're trying to say, but saying they're interchangeable is very misleading. A remake goes far beyond a remaster, so if you were to to simply call every remake a remaster, or vice versa, it wouldn't be doing remakes justice.
Also OP is incorrect, a remaster can have a new engine and still use all the original assets and game design code. That's not a remake.
I prefer remakes of n64/ps1 era games as they have aged badly for the most part. What I don't want are reimaginings or re-envisionings. I want the same game & experience with a new coat of paint, bug fixes, and updated controls.
Me too! This is why the final fantasy 7 remake is disgusting to me, especially since square Enix usually does action combat poorly.
I disagree, a remake is a new game made in the image of an old game, meaning all new assets, new animations, and new scripting at the very least. Resident Evil or MGS:Twin Snakes on the gamecube are not just their PS1 equivalents running on a new engine. Same with Ratchet and Clank on PS4.
At the opposite end, there are also remasters that tweak core aspects of the visuals like the lighting/shadows or the assets themselves, and they occasionally even add a new feature or two.
This isn't as black and white as you think it is.
Looks good.
Looks like she had too much work done.
http://n4g.com/news/2136480...
Looks like she would fit in certain crowds in Hollywood.
If you look carefully, you can see the air valve in the back...