No.735
>>734Never said I was looking forward to it personally, but that guy mentioned the idea of porting the game to the new engine and I thought he might find it interesting. Personally I love the old game too much to give a fuck.
No.746
Video game remakes, unlike movie remakes seem like something that almost everyone wishes for. I can see why, particularly for the updated game mechanics, graphics etc but for some reason I still can't fully accept it unconditionally. Honestly, there have been video game remakes which paled in comparison to their originals despite being 'updated'. Even remaking a game completely 1:1 as the original still doesn't really feel right, it is the biggest piece of nostalgiafagging for sure but playing the remade game still doesn't give me the same sense of playing the original. Honestly, I'd rather just get a new game with updated and new mechanics rather than remaking the same game because it really is the people that make the games ultimately. The people remaking the game are different from the ones who originally made it so no matter how hard they try to replicate the original, it simply can't be done in my opinion. Also I hate how people beg for a remake and then believe that the original is made obsolete, such utter disregard to all the people that made the game and those that played it too. Despite being technologically old, they still hold their charms.
No.747
>>746the wonder boy 3 remake disagrees
No.748
>>746Truth. The only truly good remakes imo are those that remake previously shitty games and make them actually playable. A good example is Metroid 2 (with both AM2R and the official remake). And even then there's still some merit in experiencing the originals in comparison to see how the times changed.
No.756
>>746>Video game remakes, unlike movie remakes seem like something that almost everyone wishes forEr, by everyone you mean normalfags? Anons' consensus is that all remakes are garbage cancer.