GeekParty writes: "I recently wrote a good-natured ribbing article about the announcement that Sleeping Dogs was coming to the Xbox One and Ps4. In it, I pointed out the staggering number of titles that have made the leap from last-gen to current. Add to the mix rumors Max Payne 3 is getting a facelift, and it seems this sudden craze has no end in sight."
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because it's easier for a developer to enhance what has already been created, rather than them having to come up with new ideas. While certain games are worthy of facelifts, games that have released in the past year should not really be a focus.
Sleeping Dogs does not need to be remade, and I would argue that Max Payne 3 doesn't either.
I'm guessing next gen hardware allowed the developers to make the game they truly wanted to make. Game designers and texture artist probably hated the memory limitation of the last two generation of consoles.
if its a good game that i liked or maybe didnt get to try i will buy it. everyone likes smoother and prettier games.
It takes years to develop new AAA for these systems. They are in development, but if they can get out a current-gen version of a previous-gen title to help fill the gap, why not do it?
John Connor from T2 couldn't have said it better - Easy money