Surely the answer going beRemasters: A blessing or a curse, for next gen consoles?
A blessing when it a game you wanted remastered
and a curse when it a game you have no interest at all in (Or no interest in playing through again)...
Surely the answer going beRemasters: A blessing or a curse, for next gen consoles?
I'd rather they focus on new games/existing hardware. For example no official wireless headset on xbox one like there was on 360There're rumours that Microsoft is going to introduce some way of making 360 games play on the Xbone at E3. Whether it is even possible who knows. They might not be able to do it via emulation but could it be possible to have the Xbox 360 chipset on a USB stick?! No need for remasters then.![]()
USB?! No, just no.There're rumours that Microsoft is going to introduce some way of making 360 games play on the Xbone at E3. Whether it is even possible who knows. They might not be able to do it via emulation but could it be possible to have the Xbox 360 chipset on a USB stick?! No need for remasters then.![]()
The departments responsible for each of those are completely different.I'd rather they focus on new games/existing hardware. For example no official wireless headset on xbox one like there was on 360
Surely the answer going be
A blessing when it a game you wanted remastered
and a curse when it a game you have no interest at all in (Or no interest in playing through again)...
Apologies for the wall of text but I've a lot to say ^.^
You mean a remake? By my definition, a remaster is the effective porting and upgrading of performance/graphical fidelity of a game onto a newer system. A remake is something more, where they actually change the game and add things to it. That said, there can be remasters with minor additions like the LoZ: Wind Waker, which added the fast sail, previously not possible due to hardware restrictions. A remake is more like Metroid: Zero Mission (remake of original Metroid), where actual new stuff is added but the base skeleton of the game remains. Or that's how I see it at least. According to Wikipedia, everything is a remake, including Resident Evil and The Last of Us.
As soon as mass effect is remastered I will be getting a console again.
Can't play them with mouse and keyboard, and would love them looking more up to date. First one mainly.
Remasters properly done are great in my book. But only if they are actually remasters and not a quick hatchet job to print a bit more money.
The Last of Us and Resident Evil ones are two good examples for me.