He's saying it isn't an action game so you would have to refine the controls and interface to bring the player closer and deeper into the horror to have the same effect on the user as the original. I think possibly VR or just adding more challenging enemies might be along the lines of what he's saying. As an atmospheric horror game rather than an action horror game the constant threat of danger and overwhelming sense of dread is most important.
Konami could careless the fans demand a remake, reboot, even a proper remaster. Capcom has proved that remakes can do well with RE2. Fans are saying you build it I will buy it take my money but all Konami hears is the trumpet sound you hear in a Charlie Brown cartoon when the adults talk.
Not sure I would trust the Silent Hill creator's words now after the reveal of his latest project Slitterhead. That music in the trailer rly massacred the tone as it felt more like an action game with horror elements rather than a full on horror title. Alan Wake 2 is looking like more of a horror game than Slitterhead.
The character was hard to control back then, and I think it actually added a great deal to the experience. Nowadays this aspect wouldn't be saved in a remake, new devs would make the game far more "playable" and as a result it would clearly lack the flavour of the original.
He's right, 2 and its successors still look gorgeous, even 1 is one of the best PS1 games that gets liked for the way it looked and no one felt the necessity for graphics improvement.
They would need to maintain the color palette and find a way to deal with some of the camera angles. The alley sequence wouldn't work nearly as well without the fucked up camera angles.
I don’t know
If they did a remake in the style of the RE2 Remake I’d be good with that
Konami could careless the fans demand a remake, reboot, even a proper remaster. Capcom has proved that remakes can do well with RE2. Fans are saying you build it I will buy it take my money but all Konami hears is the trumpet sound you hear in a Charlie Brown cartoon when the adults talk.
P.T.
Not sure I would trust the Silent Hill creator's words now after the reveal of his latest project Slitterhead. That music in the trailer rly massacred the tone as it felt more like an action game with horror elements rather than a full on horror title. Alan Wake 2 is looking like more of a horror game than Slitterhead.
The character was hard to control back then, and I think it actually added a great deal to the experience. Nowadays this aspect wouldn't be saved in a remake, new devs would make the game far more "playable" and as a result it would clearly lack the flavour of the original.