Hey Poor Player's Alec Rose writes- Many a time has the validity of the Halo franchise as a modern shooter been called into question. It’s dated gameplay, seemingly slow paced mechanics and lack of staple features of other shooters tend to push in back in the pack in terms of popularity. Yet one cannot determine it’s claim as one of the forefathers of AAA shooters. It paved the way for blockbuster hits like Call of Duty and Battlefield when shooters were a sparse and struggling concept on consoles. The Halo Master Chief Collection is a love letter to that legacy.
While players have begged for Master Chief Collection mods on Xbox, Halo Studios has confirmed its not possible right now.
Yes PS5 version confirmed 🤣
Is what daylight observer would say then comes obscured and say dream on fanboy. 🤷🏿
Sony's recent State of Play inspired this feature on video game remasters. How the industry is changing & how much they still benefit players. Mike @ Thumb Culture
At the rate in which we have been getting them, and the selections such as TLOU and Horizon and other similarly unnecessary remasters, no.
In terms of reintroducing classics and making them available again at a reasonable price where as previously they were locked behind ridiculously priced physical copies, yes.
agree with the Horizon but TLOU - I've never played it and the remaster it's quite impressive graphically so for someone who never played the original game it's a treat to enjoy such quality!
There a plenty of gamers who switch platforms and so I guess the remasters are meant for those
There is a new crop of gamers every generation that didn’t play the originals and some of us older games want remasters of older games to play them on current hardware. Overall I say yes it is good. Nobody is forced to buy them.
They can also gauge interest for older IP with remasters and it could lead to a new game in the series. Remasters aren’t for everyone but no game is anyway
Chances are their parents did... and may still have them. That's how I introduced my kids to gaming. They played what I had and worked their way up. They learn to appreciate them better that way.
I don't have an issue if they don't take away from developing new games. It's always nice to revisit a game you loved in the past with extra shine
remasters of older games absolutely.
but i dont see how a 4 year old game needs a ... Remaster. a upgrade update should do the trick
bjt i guess for newer players its a good option.
Legend has it that this list of the best Xbox One Co-Op games is so good, it may require four people to fully enjoy.
