Technology keeps improving and some games might benefit more than others, but is that all?
In 2019 so far, games have already gotten the Resident Evil 2 remake and they just got a new trailer for the years-missing Final Fantasy VII remake, plus a MediEvil remake coming this October. Within the last few years, we've gotten remakes for Japan-only Fire Emblem games, Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, Majora's Mask, Pokemon Yellow, and more. Some of these games changed more than others, some of these were total overhauls.
What's a good example of a game that did it right?
Final Fantasy 7 has come back under the spotlight thanks to the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, but is it worth replaying the original?
Very much so. Graphically it's dated but the story and the gameplay haven't aged a day. It's still one of my all time favourite RPGs and for me is better than Remake in some ways.
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Sales ranking announced by Famitsu. This time, we bring you a summary of estimated weekly game software and hardware sales from March 25th to March 31st, 2024.
Hardware Sales (followed by lifetime sales)
Switch OLED Model – 42,957 (6,958,780)
PlayStation 5 – 18,272 (4,713,002)
Switch Lite – 8,302 (5,793,705)
Switch – 6,274 (19,755,912)
PlayStation 5 Digital Edition – 2,574 (746,561)
Xbox Series X – 938 (252,674)
PlayStation 4 – 679 (7,925,339)
Xbox Series S – 438 (306,446)
New 2DS LL (including 2DS) -6 (1,192,906)
Rise of the ronin sold twice as much as Dragons Dogma 2 this week...but no articles about that. It's only news if a PS exclusive is being outsold.
Having fun when i play it. That's about it.
Cause' you know, it's a video game.
The voice or the looks not being perfect is something only a die hard fan would care about.
SE should focus on what they want to do and allow Nomura to actually finish a project before pulling him away for another project.
When it’s equal to or greater than playing the original game