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Everyone loves to play their favorite video games... I mean they're "favorites" for a reason. But what if you could experience your favorites again.. remade. Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, Pokémon, Metal Gear, among other major titles. We've been seeing a LOT of remakes and remasters lately. Why is that. Is it all good? All bad? Let's talk about it. Spoiler alert, it's somewhere in the middle.
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the fragment about preserving the older games just hits harder when you still think about how rockstar fucked over everyone by deleting the originals from stores
They actually deleted the originals? That’s fucked up
@@smaaron_j_46yep, unless you owned the rights to it because you bought it through Valve. You can't purchase it anymore. It is installable if you did buy it back in the day. Funny, installable. Yet not there for purchase for others....WTF!?
Edit: myt as well Pirate a PC copy since they won't have it available for purchase. Hate the modern gaming syndrome today.
That's basically what fromsoftware did with demon's souls remake. Now the original game is stuck forever on the ps3
@@m3nta293the difference in my opinion is the GTA remakes was an objectively worse change. Demon souls remake, while a bit greedy was a huge step up graphically from the original.
Whatever sick american game about killing people and commiting crimes with disgusting characters. The only american game I enjoyed in the last 10 years was It Takes Two, that one was creative I must say. English is not my first language thanks god.
Actually Final Fantasy 7's remake was pushed away for the longest time. Square Enix kept denying making that throughout all of 6th gen and 7th gen. This is due to Square wanting to make other games (FF10, FF11, FF12, FF13, FF14, FF15) instead of going back to the well.
they only caved in because the original devs who worked on it were started to realize they were getting old and the window for them to remake it was closing. This is why they didn't announce it until 2015
I always thought the FFVII Remake should have been more like the Resident Evil Remake for the GameCube, with all the pre-rendered background being more detailed as well as the characters models. But I think that would have been difficult since FFVII's asthetics have changed since the release of Advent Children, I mean the original FFVII was very cartoony, or should I say anime, don't think Nomura was going for a realistic artstyle, I think that was a reason why the game took so much time to be made, since they had to find a new look more consistent with the spin-offs
Now I'm wondering if Square is planning on remaking previous FF titles, there's some rumors about FFIX remake. On the Enix side of the company we have more remakes of the Dragon Quest series, with DQIII remake being made in a HD-2D style, I wonder if Square has considered remaking one of the first 6 FF games in that style as well
I have a little theory that it's also partly because of Sakurai. When he asked to include Cloud in Smash 4 Square Enix initially wanted to make him put Noctus in the game instead since he was the most recent protagonist. But Sakurai refused and replied that a lot more people knew about Cloud and would be a better representative to the entire FF franchise.
I think Sakurai's words was a wake up call for Square Enix that made them realise that they were leaving money on the table by leaving their most iconic entry in the series untouched for so long and ignoring the fans request for a remake.
@@wintersong2266 actually Sakurai met with Tetsuya Nomura about bringing a Final Fantasy character to Smash and Cloud was Sakurai's first choice, Nomura told him “are you sure you’re okay with Cloud? He’s not a character from a new game, after all", but Sakurai responded "if you think about who to add from FF, it’s hard to come up with a choice that’s not Cloud". Sakurai other options were Bartz from FFV and Terra from FFVI, but he thought people wouldn't know who they were, and while at the time FFVII never appeard on a Nintendo console, Cloud was the most recognizable character from the most popular game in the series, so that's why he choose him, and at least Cloud appeared in two games on Nintendo systems (Kingdom Hearts and Theatrhythm).
Though it's kind of sad that the only FF representation in Smash comes from FFVII, Joker came with tracks from P3 and P4 and Hero represents DQIII, IV, VIII and XI. Same thing with Ryu and Ken, they only represent SFII while Terry has music from plenty of SNK games and Kazuya has tracks from all of the main Tekken games.
That's not even a remake.
@@Ihatevideogames334 NOT THIS BOT AGAIN
This is really going to hurt game development in the long run. There's a whole new generation of game devs that are just focused on enhancing someone else's work rather than bringing a whole new creation into existence. I appreciate basic re-releases because it helps us play games on modern hardware, but spending so much time on remakes and remasters of games that probably don't really need them feels like a waste.
I can see your point, however, some remakes and reimaginings that can bring new life into a game, or the uncharted territory of redeeming a bad game (Devil May Cry 2 for example) can be valuable experiences for both the player and the dev. Maybe its good for devs to learn from the past to improve the offerings we get today
On the other hand I have a very negative position regarding movie remakes, especially the disney live action remakes
@Janon that's a fair point. I made a blanket statement but there's definitely more nuance to the situation.
@@Janon743 I agree on both sides of this tbh original works shouldnt be hindered by recreations of the past but instead they should learn from it well.. as they say "You shouldnt linger on the past but instead learn from it"
i mean u say that now until they start talkin about force unleashed remake😂or whatever it is u fw heavy
@@thiccxloaf747 I can acknowledge I'd be a hypocrite for some game surely
bethesda released skyrim for the 53rd time and every single problem that was in the initial release is still there, thank you todd
That's why Bethesda's the goat
Hopefully I'll be able to play Skyrim Casio Edition for my math calculator someday :)
@@Comicbroe405 Gigathesda
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
16x the release.
I can't wait for the remake of this video !
Jokes aside, I love your content. Your videos are always a must watch the moment I see them in my notifications
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
@@Ihatevideogames334😮
Remake or remaster is code name for we've ran out of ideas nowadays
Love what you say in the description. This isn't a good or bad thing necessarily but can be really frustrating.
I think that remasters/remakes should be done only when it's necessary.
The Last of Us Part 1 is the perfect example of a unnecessary remake/remaster. There hasn't any need for that game and yet they still did it...
But the recent remakes of RE games are a great example for doing remakes/remasters at the right time: with the RE4 remake ending, I'll be happy to see RE5 and RE6 remade, with certainty that they'll fix the mistakes of the OG versions.
@@matheusbarbosa999 Very true. Tho I do like the Tlou remake as it very much enhances the characters.
@@matheusbarbosa999 heh for the RE4 remake, RE4 did not need a remake and now what happens when someone wants to play re4? Will they replay the original that redefined the entire genre? Or the newest one that does the same thing other games have done before?
@@thechugg4372 From my understanding, Capcom is prepared for this situations. That's why they keep the OG's versions of their games available so people who don't like the remakes get their chances to play the versions they enjoy.
I think everyone deserves the rights to play whathever the version they like. Not satisfied with re4 remake is fine, so you can stick up to the OG version, but if people enjoy re4 remake, let then enjoy. Everyone will either like something or another.
@@Comicbroe405 Taking away the bugs and perfomances problems the game came with, I still find it unnecessary.
The remastered version of TLOU for ps4 was fine like wine when I played at a freind's house, and this remake is sorta of unneeded.
But, like Green Goblin said: "To each it's own".
The worst part is what you mentioned. Remake culture doesnt remake games that actually need a remake. Its always popular classic games that have modern ports and hold up just fine. Its morally, creatively and ethically bankrupt. The companies are basically saying "fuck you, easy money."
This comment is 100% right
Yea most the games doesn't need a remake, basically any games from the PS3/Xbox 360 era shouldn't be remake well most of them but yea, if we talking about PS2/Xbox games then yea they should be remake
FF7 remake was a very good choice, so was resident 4 remake, they want your money but they give you 10/10 entertainment, why are you complaining?
@@arthurortiz8206 FF7 remake is mid as fuck and its only half the game and Resident Evil 4 didn't need a remake at all. I argue Resident Evil 0 could benefit more from a Remake with the 2 character mechanic and stuff. Also Re4 isnt bad but definitely not a 10/10 the original is still slightly superior
@@nihilblue9669 Nah bro you're opinion is factually incorrect, ff7 is not mid and it got the remake it deserved
I want to play the remake of 7, but only once they complete the whole thing.
You'll have grandkids by then
@@malicekerendu3574 I'm in the same boat. Me and my grandkids will just have to enjoy it together.
@@malicekerendu3574 That's just nonsense. The production of the sequel is going much faster than the first installment.
The first part does feel relatively complete, but yeah, it is annoying to split the original up into three 40+ hour games.
Erm, spoiler it's a sequel not a remake... And I got 80+ hours out of the part 1, part 1, 2 and 3 is gonna be one hell of a session. Remake is a play on words because Sephiroth is remaking history.
So gaming has the same problem as the rest of the entertainment industry :(
Starting to get this problem though, movies are on their like what, third generations of remake now? Gaming will probably reach this point in 5 years.
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
where are the book remakes lmao
mark my words, there WILL BE a change
writers for streaming services are getting fed up and wanna strike. underplayed, bad working environment and no creativity . sounds a lot like triple a game development
it's not impossible that this happens with games too. coding isn't just math, you need to be creative too. and the dev crunch... disgusting. fuck blizzard
the bad games getting released... it can't go on forever, bad reviews do affect a company. scamming people by preordaring will eventually lead to people stopping preordering because they know it's a scam
yea but at least the remakes are good and revitalize interest in the franchises, like dead space might get a new game, silent hill 2 remake brings along new fans so they can make new games, the resident evil games are really good.
One thing I've noticed about The Last of Us "Part 1" is that in any and every modern video discussing events from the first game, they are using the remake footage. If you watched any compare and contrasts between the show and the game, without fail, they were using the remake footage. It is beyond clear to me this was the true purpose of that remake- Even in some pieces referencing the 2013 release, they are using the remake footage! TLOU "Pt 1" might be the first true example I've seen of the new version literally meant to replace the old one.
Idk if Monkey Island SE was meant to replace the original but it practically did
...and so was the 2014 "remaster" already which was just a port of the game on hardware that could actually run it properly.
Are they just going to redo that game every console generation and charge full price for it again and again?
@@PauLtus_Bprobably. I'm personally not a big fan of the game, but because of how many people do, they will port it every single console generation
@@pogethedoge I think the releases of it have been rather scummy. In terms of its initial release and its first "remaster" I do believe it was optimised for PS4 and then cranked down to run on PS3. Can't know this for sure, but PS3 tLoU looked like when I was trying to run a game on my laptop that it actually couldn't handle.
In terms of it being good... I think it's "good", sure. But I also hate it being put on a pedestal as an example of how great gaming can be. In terms of its cultural achievement I'm just seeing it as a "please take us videogames seriously, we can do the stuff movies can too!"
@@PauLtus_B I'm happy if a video game has a good story, but I prefer then to do it in a way only a video game can tell it. I think dark souls 1 and ff7 are good examples
Babe wake up, new Nasu vid dropped
bish wake up; yurafag
Replacing the original game is always a finicky thing. My biggest issue (mostly with Capcom) is the remake taking the mantel of the original game's title with no subtitle. It's not Resident Evil 4 Remake. It's just Resident Evil 4. When you search for RE4 now you'll get a mismosh of both games but favors the new game so get fucked if you're playing the original. This is a trend that goes outside games and is why as a fan of MGS I'm immediately okay with whatever Konami does to MGS3. Simply because the game is not called MGS3. It's subtle but makes a huge difference to me.
Reminds me of the original Minecraft made from Java being changed to "Minecraft: Java Edition" and the one from Microsoft that's made in C++, the Bedrock Edition, is just named "Minecraft", after all the Minecraft editions that they made and the moment crossplay happened.
True. And with some changes done by the remakes, it will certainly come off as retconning the OG storylines. It would've been fine if it was properly titled, as it may be considered an AU of its own. But naming and marketing it the same as the OG really blurs the line on what is now canon and not.
I mean the original RE remake does the same thing, every remake does that even movies so I don’t see it as a problem
@@charlestonobryant807 There's a subtle distinction, the original creative director was on the project. Remakes without the original creator are not invalidiated, but I think it's a worthy distinction.
I loved your video. I agree with your statement that remakes shouldn't replace the original even though my favorite remake is RE 1 2002. This video makes me wish that capcom would port the original Re 1-3 on modern consoles as many people believe their remakes are replacements. I'm in the age group of most modern casual gamers (maybe a little younger) and I love older games. I'm glad to see we agree on the modern state of remakes.
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
Eh I disagree with RE1R specifically, that one is an objective upgrade in every single way to og RE1 and the only reason to play that version is either cause it's the only one you have or cause you hate yourself.
@@thegamerfe8751 Actually they have ported RE 1 on PS plus, I was talking about 2 and 3 as their remakes are much more different but I do agree with our opinion on RE 1.
I'm also on the younger age group of RE fans but prefer the older games. I was only 5 when RE4 came out and wasn't even born when RE2 was released. I do remember my brother playing RE1 on our childhood and I rediscovered the RE franchise around 2014-2015 and made me a fan of the franchise ever since. Even though I couldn't afford the games and I didn't own a PC/console (only watched my brother play pirated versions lol) then, I fell in love with the lore and characters and would spend hours reading on Wikis, forums, and watch gameplays and cutscenes in TH-cam. I do wish they would port the old games on modern consoles.
I agree with what you say that many people are treating the remakes as replacements, and the changes in the storylines and character motivations and personalities in the remakes feel like the OG stories and characters are being retconned. I saw so many arguments of people not understanding the characters and story, like for example with regards to Leon and Ada's dynamics. A lot of people that only played RE2 remake are questioning the relationship between these two since the remake made Ada manipulative and callous towards Leon. Whereas in the original, Ada, while being undercover, was a very gentle, calm, but secretive and mysterious character who likes to run away from the eager Leon for the sake of accomplishing her mission. Not to mention they also replaced her canon death too from Leon B scenario, which she died by saving Leon from the Tyrant. Their relationship in the OG is what made their chemistry palpable in the OG RE4.
The problem with remaking RE is that the OG timeline is yet to be given proper resolution especially after RE6 left us hanging since RE7 just gave us a new story and character. Thus doing more remakes will certainly come off as rewriting the whole lore of the OG.
@@JG004-kk1do Agreed. They definitely should be considered as their own universe, but I do have some fears that CAPCOM might be using them interchangeably with the OGs especially with the release of Death Island that uses the remake Jill instead of OG Jill while using the latest OG timeline interpretations of Chris, Claire and Leon. But same as you, I do hope they rerelease the old games and preserve them. I hold the OGs so close to my heart and it would be a tragedy for them to be retconned in favor of the remakes.
Finally someone besides Max that doesn't just shit on Nomura, thank you for being someone that actually looks into the interviews and understands the people that were working on Remake weren't just slaves to the Nomura show, they all love and respect FF7, but its not 1997 anymore, people change, tech changes and design philosophies change, nothing they change about the remake is out of spite or no knowledge of what made the original special, you don't write characters the way they did and then say they disrespect the legacy of FF7
Nah Nomura is still a shit game director though
The FF7 Remake’s story is just convoluted as a Kingdom Hearts game.
@@egateqa1351 no its not, people that say that never played kingdom hearts, cause if they did, they'd know remake is way easier to follow
@@sdbzfan1 The remake is as convoluted as a Kingdom Hearts game. The only reason why you’re saying as if anyone would get what’s going on in the VII Remake, is because they’re likely the same people who played the original FF7, and are frankly the same people who keep shitting on Nomura as well as shutting on the Remake!
@@egateqa1351 oh gee a remake thats really a sequel oh man thats so hard to follow
Kingdom hearts: allow me to introduce riku, ansem riku, dark riku, riku replica, data riku, and ansem possessed riku
2 of those arent actually riku or someone in his body can you find out which is which without playing any of the games
Remake is not convoluted, people just hate when the term fate is brought up because they it removes agency to their actions, like believing some higher power has an answer which is why so many in the west hate when christianity is shoved down their throats they wanna feel like they control something, and yes purests do hate the new direction but most people just dont trust current square which is fine i cant force but im not gonna stop telling people its not convoluted because its one of the easier things to follow in yearss
The middle point of Resident Evil games are coming up for the remakes. Which raises the question: Do we need Remakes for RE 5 and 6?
Those 2 would need BIG reimaginations to actually align with the recent trends of the RE games
@German Empire enjoyer I think they can fix up the mistakes for RE6. Only time to tell.
With RE5, it's possible to get a remake, the big hurdle is the coop part. For RE6, it will take a massive change because of it's large cast, intertwining storylines confounded even further by the coop. I don't think Capcom will risk making something on grand scale like RE6. An RE6 remake will have to be downsized significantly and splintered like a mini series.
5 is the only RE game I've played and didn't care much for it so I'm all for seeing what a different approach could look like
I'm hoping for Code: Veronica to be remade next. I think RE5 will be remade next. Its a great game that could be made scarier and things can be expanded character wise. I would say RE6 needs to be revamped from the ground up. I liked it but it more of a Michael Bay movie than survival horror game.
Nasu's absolute briliant delivery of many of his lines made me laugh as per usual while giving a great dissection of the topic. Brillaint video man.
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
The truth is remakes are OUR obsession, not really the industry's--if we didn't buy them, they wouldn't keep making them.
My favorite official video game remake is kirby super star ultra cause it improves on pretty much every issue of the original while adding tons of new stuff the only issue is that it has slightly lower quality music which even then is mitigated by all the great new music
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
Super Star Ultra is probably the only remake I’ve ever seen where fans never argue wether the original is better or not. In my opinion SSU and Resident Evil 1 are “perfect” remakes.
@@KNIGHTMARE__ zero mission and fan made remakes like am2r,sonic p-06, and rayman redemption are also pretty good
The DS screens have a slightly lower vertical resolution than the SNES (256x192 vs 256x224), so it's *technically* not quite an upgrade on all fronts as you lose a few pixel rows at the top and bottom, but that probably hardly matters
I very much enjoyed your take (sorry that youtube didn't highlight this video when it released). I completely agree with your sentiment. Always have the history available and have the new interpretations of that history be new. Will it always work? No. But at least take the chance and make the best (version) game you can.
This is why I think ff7r, and re2 are the best remakes. They're completely new experiences that take inspiration from the originals that made those games so popular
Thats the thing with the gaming industry nowdays, where mobile games make almost 50% of all the profits in the whole industry and most AAA studios/publishers are publicly traded companies with investors that want as insane profits as possible with little investments, so what do studios decide to do? Instead of trying to create something new which takes time and effort, just recycle the old stuff that people love, costs less money to make and generates good profits. This is why becoming a publicly traded gaming company/studio in 90% of the cases means death of all passion from that studio which is a shame. Now remakes and remasters have their place, there are many beloved games that aren't or are hardly accessible anymore but what is happening now is just milking of an almost dead cow. Great video!
I like your take on the remake especially with FF7R and also put out Nomura there on how he's always become the scapegoat for every shit SE does and also how he's actually the one who wanted the story in FF7 Remake to be as close to the og. He should def get all the praises for what they did in OG with killing Aerith and keeping other characters alive. You earned my sub.
Remakes happen imo because when technology was newer it didnt allow some games to do what Devs actually imagined. My favorite examples are final fantasy games. Im confident turn based rpgs originally were a product of restriction rather than solely game design.
The other half is from the consumer view point. We all pictured in our mind how for ex. turn based combat ACTUALLY looks in real time or how certain blocky characters would look with greater detail. Thats why things like advent children had awe factors.
With all that said the last part is devs & consumer have a limited amount of time in life. & most have SOME desire to relieve what they used picture in thier minds but this time in actuality.
Its a power emotion that cant blame anyone for possessing.
"nowadays we just call that a swish port"
#SAVAGE
swish?
@@darky1677 ye the n0ntend0 swiish
@@cl8804 the nintendo swishi swishi swish
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
@@Ihatevideogames334 you love it, you know you do
Liked and subscribed for that Nomura segment. The scapegoating of the man is getting out of control
I blame the gamers for this since we are the ones that keep on buying all these re releases. Also I see so many gamers asking and begging for ports or remakes of old games, I guess that tells you how bad most modern games are then. Personally I want new games or sequels, but I'm also guilty of buying a port or remake as well since it can be easy to missed out on a game 10-30 years ago.
Bro fuck all other series, I’m just waiting on my Sly Cooper remake
God I wish
I like remakes and remsaters, but cant stand the entitled mentality most gamers have about it that every game needs one
That’s fair, but I prefer that some games got remakes and remasters specifically resident evil I can’t stand the control scheme of the old games. I honestly can’t and I tried and tried, and it frustrates me further.
@@The_master_watcher The old RE games tank conrols are not that bad tbh..its just muscle memory with those games. Same with Tomb Raider. Play with the Dpad, not the analog sticks.
I love the little jokes, memes and stuff thrown in this video like not being able to skip cutscenes at all in KH1, the “Re Counter” and Sephiroth being all flirty with Cloud was the funniest.
As for remakes in general they can be hit or miss, Majora’s Mask 3D made some changes fans didn’t like, Hot Take coming here: Sonic 3D Blast on Saturn is arguably the best version since it has better visuals, new soundtrack and 3D Special Stages, then again you could argue Sonic Adventure 2 Battle on GameCube is great as well, and Sonic is not known for having good remakes and remasters either, see: Sonic Adventure DX, Colors Ultimate and Origins. Kirby has great remakes with Nightmare in Dreamland, Superstar Ultra and Return to Dreamland Deluxe, lastly we even got Metroid Prime Remastered and Advance Wars Reboot Camp which are both worth checking out.
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
your vids go so hard bro. a GOOD remake is like when a manga gets a fire anime adaptation and you can smile as you catch all the tiny details and seeing things that weren't fleshed out before now fully realized. that'll be $70 please
Oshi no Ko in a nutshell
good comparison, but dang, some mangas go so hard that anime just cant compete, like akira.
Remake is better than low effort rerelease.
Cyberpunk with bugs ps4 > the last of us remastered PS5
I feel like this is because a lot of new content can is really difficult to get out the door. Like the wonder women game we haven’t heard anything from that game since it’s announcement
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
There's an announced wonder woman game? How long has it been announced?
I can't even be mad because honestly RE4R, 2R, 3R and Dead Space 23 have been my favorite games I've played this year and got me into a whole new genre for me.
Dead Space got me giving that genre another shot, so likewise
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
I agree with everything said. There is one game I've wanted to play "legally" with DLC that is only available on PS3 because I bought it all back then. Now, the game's (and many other games, like NCAA Football 2014) DLC has been made unavailable to anyone who didn't buy WHEN the game was released.
There's no reason we should HAVE TO buy a "remaster" or "remake," especially when that "new" version is only a cash grab. I could go on for hours about this, so I'll end with what I've said.
Thank you for sharing this video!
The best solution to the PC replacement problem is to delist the original version but package it in with the remaster or remake as a free download. That'd solve the problem of us losing access to the original version and it'd solve the problem of some people buying that instead of the shiny new more expensive version.
If a company delists a game to force people to buy the remaster, especially when the remaster is actually inferior, that's when it's morally correct to pirate.
a big problem is the conditioning big companies do to audience belief something is "outdated". We don't really say old movies (outside of themes or message) are outdated cause they can always be seen again but not games - if its slightly old, its outdated/clunky/retro/weak in graphics/technical hardware - its gaslighting plain and simple
in reality - those old games are as strong as they are because they were made in a era where they had to succeed or fail/flop where now companies release shoddy broken games with mtx, nothing on the disk if even have a disk release, and still somehow homogenous and empty and not worth it
hence their constant today's push of "accessibility" - broad appeal for easy suckers who don't remember how good games used to be and accept the mediocre industry we're currently in with no complaint, hence the buzzwording of it, it isn't good to make for anyone cause that's a game with no direction or passion just a goal of endless money by broad appeal
a good remake is RE1R but no other is as close to as that REmake and show the pointlessness of do it cause trendy til there's none to remake left - what's worse is the older versions never get ported leading only to emulation as the way through
FF7R - in the sense its a poor remake and really can ruin the old one if u didn't play it or know it beforehand as it heavily can screw that plot up
In short - a good game is always timeless, it not being something u like doesn't mean its bad or outdated just means you're more used to modern games "QoL" than older games or just not liking certain genres
Well sad to explain it to you but a LOT of people call old movies outdated, even worse, since old movies are also seen as classics, a lot of people call them outdated and overrated on top of that, which is something I heard a lot when talking about The Shining.
When Bloodborne gets its remake in 2030 to sell the ps6 pro I hope the dating sim element goes hard
That's why I don't play remakes.
But I would like a rdr 1 remake or a Manhunt remake.
It's Rumors about Rocstar working with RDR 1 Remake
Id rather have RDR3 but RDR1 remake is needed with major flaws in the first game.
People should play the original FF7 is they have not. Is a beatiful game and the fact that is "dated" is part of its charm because a lot of things they did are still unique .
My friend has it, but i'll get it when I complete FFX
>acting as if pirating and emulating a 15-30 year old game is impossible and/or immoral
This video is perfect because I was thinking lately how everyone trashes a certain remake I played. Well two of them. One of them I liked and the other was just [Ok].
These remakes are Yakuza Kiwami 2 and Resident Evil 3 Remake. Now for context I never played either or the original RE3 or Yak 2. So jumping into these games were supposed to be a new experience while I played plenty of the other classic games in their franchise, these are both games from these franchises I never touched...so what did I think of them.
Well first let's talk about Resident Evil 3 Remake. This game was Okay to me. It wasn't a bad game per day but it felt so short lived. Like I legitimately told a friend I never finished RE3 remake and need to go back to finishing it. But to my surprise when I went to load an old save I went back to the last level and had new game + already unlocked. And then I remembered! "Holy shit...I did finish this game!" But the ending was so unmemorable and just outright not as good as RE2 remake. That I simply just didn't remember it. And upon me realizing how short the game actually was. I didn't mean to beat it so fast but I did. And thought I didn't. But let's talk about...
Yakuza Kiwami 2. This game...is a game I love! So much so that it's in my top Yakuza games. right after 5 and 0. But I hear other people trashing it as a remake. But to me I didn't get that experience because again I never played the original. So to me this game felt perfect I mean absolutely perfect in almost every regard. Its just a game I can go back to and play but wait a second...what's the difference between the remake of Kiwami 2 and RE3. Why is it that I love one and hate the other.
And I think the problem is, is that While Kiwami 2 might not be a GREAT remake. It's a GREAT game. Whole RE3 isn't either it's not a good Remake nor is it a particularly a great game either. Don't get me wrong it's not a bad game. I had still had fun with it. But my overall experience with RE3R was..."it was alright."
So to me Remakes feel like they have a lot to live up to. You have to bring new fans who never played the original. But you also have to bring in old fans who loved the original. So when I look at this video it explains why Kiwami 2 was so divisive in the community. Kiwami 2 was simply a great game & hit all the spots that a game needs to be, to be good. While RE3remake didn't do either. So thanks for this!
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
The creativity on the title is hilarious😂
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
Wait, I remember the old generations of gaming. There was a lot of clamoring for remakes of classics using new tech. Why is this such a big problem for people? Is it because they haven't remade Gex yet?
People act like it's a new concept. We never really got remakes in there past because technology was advancing at such an insane rate that they would've been outdated really quickly. But the tech is plateauing a bit now and all those highly desired remakes are being made.
cause we're surrounded by the scum design of modern games so big games become either poor quality homogenized open world messes/live service hellholes or remake of certain that's in a different style defeating the purpose for "broad appeal" and still missing content of the original
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
Wait till they realize movies are being remade for more than 50 years.
Honestly I think the 7 remake played well but having an entire game taking place in Midgar made the filler so apparent
They're obsessed because they're creatively (& morally) bankrupt. The new devs coming in today either have no ideas, or what they want to try to make, the beancounters/investors/shareholders/executives will not let them try to make. The golden era of gaming (90's to mid 2010's) were the result of a lot of experimental games that took off as cult classics. They're chasing these originals into remakes pipeline because they know they'll sell like hotcakes. But new & genuinely impressive IP's(excluding rarities like Hi-Fi Rush of course)that will also sell tremendously are done & over with among the AAA space. Indies are now where that's at.
what's the music at 3:23?
hell yeah! new NASU video
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥IIIIII HAAAAATE REEEEMAAAAAASTER
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
20:12 Thank you for your Brazilian Representation in this video
Zeebo I had forgotten all about that console that released in Brazil and Mexico. Good video essay wild you don’t have a lot of subscribers but a great deal of views. Subbing
I remembee TLOU fans tried to clown FF7 Remake 😂
16:02 haha I remember that LONG stairway climb but I dont remember Tifa saying “retard” XD.
There could have been so many new franchises releases in the past few years instead of recycled versions of old franchises.
My issue with the Final Fantasy VII Remakes is that they’re not even fixing the issues with the original game, but rather changing the story of the original game and it’s sequels so it become overly convoluted like it’s a Kingdom Hearts game, changing characters for no reason just so they could “subvert” everyone’s expectations for the worse. And it just has too many ideas, that should’ve been for various FF7 games.
To me: a Remake should fix the original game’s issues & outdated gameplay mechanics while still being closer to the original game in storywise characterwise, and gameplaywise. Capcom’s Resident Evil Remakes did an amazing job at fixing the issues with the Older RE games, while also adding new content as well as staying closer to the original game without making it completely different. Even the Dead Space Remake did the same job as the Resident Evil Remakes, for letting Issac Clarke to talk, while also some new elements that weren’t in the original Dead Space.
I’m so happy you did this video and I personally love the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 Pro. And was shocked (but not by much) that a brand new Console for the PlayStation 4 PRO. Was still going for $400 ?!?!? And Then the PSVR was still going for $400 new ?????? WTF!? The going price for a new PS5 and PSVR2 ( which still has a cord) is still around $500 with no reverse capabilities for either one?!?!!!! Dose this piss a few people off besides me? And no games?!!!!!!!
"Nowadays, we just call that a Switch port" 🤣😂
these videos are some of the best on youtube. you keep putting out shit like this and you will 100% hit 1m subs one day
You talking about the removing older versions of the game is why I’m physical copy pilled.
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥IIIIII HAAAAATE REEEEMAAAAAASTER
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
I really fucking hate the amount of blame and hate Nomura gets anytime he works on a game. People act like he personally gets his way wirh stories and is the only person writing it.
Dude is the director. Director has final say on what gets implemented in the product. He ABSOLUTELY deserves the hate. The only grievance afforded him is SE upper management is moronic. Why was FF so beloved when Sakaguchi was head of the franchise? It's not like he wrote the entire stories for his FF games. WHAT HE DID DO is recognize good and bad ideas that came to him, gameplay and story-wise, then incorporated the GOOD. He knew how to delegate and get the right people in the right roles. He knew how to manage and get things done on time. Nomura is abominable at all these things and his track record speaks for itself. Great character designer, bad at everything else.
9:12 Elden Ring also has a preorder bonus
Yall be complaining about re-releases until the PlayStation 6 comes out and you find out you need to buy a ps4 again just to play red dead 2. There's nothing wrong with game preservation
Although some are failures, I've been loving the remake/remaster trend. The best games really did come out during the 90s/ early 2000s and many of them still need to be fixed up for modern platforms to be fully appreciated once again.
People who hate FF7 remake dont understand why it is even called remake. Its not supposed to be a 1 to 1 remake of the original game. The game is actually a sequel to the original which you figure out as you play it. While you still replay the orginal story beats, the timeline was changed by future Sephiroth, so the events of the OG would change.
If you look at the game from the perspective of it being a sequel which isnt supposed to invalidate or replace the the original as some form of definitive edition but rather enforces the OG to still remain relevant, then you can appreciate for what it represents. Alot of things in the ramke make more sense and give you a different experience if you played the OG rather than if you go into it blind. If a new player picks up FF7 remake, there is an incentitive to pick up the OG and play it and then come back to see what changed and why.
Personally, I think it's way more likely for me to play the FF7 remake than the original. I despise turn-based combat.
I tried to play Chrono Trigger, one of the most beloved JRPGs of all time, and I got way too bored at the 30-hour mark to carry on, and was absolutely baffled by the fact I wasn't even halfway through the game after 30 goddamn hours. All I could think was "how can a game so uneventful be so much longer than a platformer or a shoot em' up?"
So I have the impression that if I were to play FF7, I would hate it a lot. But the remake's combat seems to be much more interactive and interesting, and while some of the story changes seem to be a bit frustrating, I don't think they overshadow the absolute pain and boredom I feel with the average turn-based combat.
In that light, yeah, I don't think I'd ever consider playing any Final Fantasy game period if they weren't remade with a more dynamic combat, and I think that's worth something.
hum, Chrono Trigger is 20 hours long, almost 26 hours with side content, did you drop it right at the end or were you going for the secret endings? Cause it's one of the shorter RPG's ever made.
And you're sure as hell not the only person who thinks like that. Many people would never touch a certain popular game for one reason or another. If that aspect of the game is changed then they can tap into that audience. While I loved the combat in 7R, it still feels like a vastly different game from vanilla FF7. Turn based combat is closely tied to that feeling of that original game and no modern recreation can perfectly emulate that. But if that new version appeals to a new audience that are aware isn't not the same thing but still prefer that cause it better fits their tastes, then I see no harm in that. Some folks are too concerned with other peoples experiences.
@@thechugg4372 I don't know if I dropped it 13 hours in or 30 hours in, but I stopped right after the first battle agains Magus that leads the player back to the prehistoric era.
MGS3 Delta Foxtrot didn't even get a smile from me. I have no strength to get excited about it lol
As someone who's getting tired of so many major releases being remakes I will say they can be good for getting people to play a game they wouldn't otherwise. I never knew nier was even a game that existed until I saw the remake nier replicant at the store one day. And while I could've tracked down an og copy of the game it's easier to play the newest version on the newest hardware and I'm glad I did because it was one of my favorite game experiences and i only got it because they remade it.
Ahh yes, we living in the Age of Nostalgia. What a time to be alive!
The Last of Us rerelease was soul-less because it didn't even include Factions, which is one of the most unique multiplayer experiences out there.
FF7 Remake was a disappointment for me. I'm not familiar with the original title besides cultural osmosis, so I dunno how faithful every single thing was. But I made en educated guess while playing that these events probably didn't take 30 hours to play out, you didn't have three bland sidequest hubs to do chores in, you didn't have a weird night out at town racing a rando motorcyclist and you didn't have a bizarro plot thread where the auditors of reality harassed people until you could enter a hole in space and do something very silly.
And of course, it probably didn't end at the end of the first act, which I feel is why that whole ghost BS was added in the first place. It's not to make some galaxy brain commentary about remakes. It's not about art at all. It's just 'cause they didn't have enough money to do the whole game in one go, and therefore added in the ghosts plotline to get something that felt more like a finale at the end.
As a new player, it feels like a ridiculous waste. The most expensive-looking JRPG ever and nothing in the story is moving me at all. The only feeling I got was exasperation.
It doesn't really matter if the blame lies with Nomura, Nojima, or any businessmen Square Enix have that dictated the scope of the game. The story is bad. It's been bad for many other games with the same creative teams, too. The Nioh developers' Final Fantasy game, Stranger of Paradise, would probably be a better game if absolutely no one from the Square Enix side were involved at all. The most promising thing about Final Fantasy 16 is that it's people from the MMO team, which at least have a good reputation.
As far as the gameplay goes, and apropos FF16, I'm happy FF16 just straight up hired a Devil May Cry combat director and are going for action. I think these combination systems aren't as fun as either a straight up action game or a straight up numbers only RPG. I don't wanna pause to select lightning to use on the "weak to lightning" enemy in an action game, and I don't wanna spend a numbers game awkwardly manouvering around a battlefield and homing automatically in on enemies.
It's a pretty big bummer for me when a game like FF7 Remake gets all the hype, when something more faithful and lowkey like how Nintendo and Grezzo did the Link's Awakening remake would probably have made for a better game. You might not have got to walk around a photorealistic Midgard, but you also wouldn't get any of the numerous flaws.
As far as I'm concerned, the key with these remakes is to use a light touch and not slack off when it comes to the fine details. Beloved classics usually remain so because they had something special. Unless you're a really incredibly developer, who seriously believe you can one-up a classic game, you stand to lose more than you gain by messing with it. It's not necessarily about being similar "just because that's how the old thing was". It's about being similar because _that will have the best result._ It will give you the better game. When being faithful means being good, you should be faithful.
For Metal Gear Solid Delta, I hope their only changes are updating the game graphically and improving the speed of the UI manouvering you had to do. It's really all you need.
There wasn't rando motorcycle racing but there was comically sized chicken racing mere moments after an extremely emotional and heavy scene. It's not the same but the original is every bit as wacky and zany. And it was definitely no stranger to tonal whiplash. The more egregious padding does still really hurt the game though, especially considering the game didn't even need it. If they took the side quests out of the game completely and made the mandatory padding chapters (ghost graveyard, Leslie, drum) and made THOSE side quests) it would have massively improved the game. There's already enough content there. Imo people only complain about the content or lack there of cause they have the original to compare to. If that point of reference wasn't there, no one is gonna come out of FF7R saying they were scammed by an incomplete game. If you have no knowledge of the original though then yeah, no matter what the story overall isn't really gonna do much for you. They should have marketed the game as something you play only after having played the original from the jump
Companies after they Remaked every old Game: Surprised Pikachu face
By the time they do, the cycle will begin again.
Remaked?
Man, this channel is SO underrated.
I honestly didn't care how faithful RE4 remake was, the fact that it is completely broken when it comes to gameplay on PRO difficulty with awful shooting mechanics and enemies refusing to stagger is what made me despise that game. 🤬🤬🤬
They unfortunately learned from the film industry.
At least it makes some sense in gaming. A lot of games cant be played 100% legally unless you have a 20-30 year old console or a fucking Voodoo card. I'm fine with those remakes.
With films, it makes absolutely zero sense to remake a good work considering how RELATIVELY easy it is to remaster films if you have the original negatives.
10:38 oh noooo not that reference
I never played the OG FFVII because I always had a pc. So my gf bought the remake for me on steam a few weeks ago when was on sale. And oh boy, its one of the best games I ever played. The music is fantastic and so are the characters. I like the remakes because I never played the old games like dead space, RE2, Re4 etc. So the new ones are good for me.
The original FFVII is on PC. You should play it. FFVII Remake is more like a sequel to the original game. The game holds up but you can add mods to make the game look "better" if you want. Someone released a voice mod for it.
Resident Evil 2 & Dead Space remakes made me glad that remakes are a thing. RE2R was completely fresh, and DS1R felt like a better more polished version of the original vision. Resident Evil 4 & Final Fantasy 7 remakes were good games, but I didn't really enjoy them all that much, and they both kind of succeeded at making me hate remakes.
RE4R and FF7R stripped their original stories of their unique presentations, but even with improvements and expansions, the changes didn't really make for well executed stories on their own. Both remakes had good combat and characters, and looked great, but the overall gameplay experience was flattened into the generic evolution of what they helped inspire and the atmosphere and vibes were ironed out in favor of realism.
I don't dislike realism, just that sometimes adding "realism" in a remake means the same iconic designs are rendered with realistic geometry, textures, and shading, and other times "realism" means replacing unique art design with bland standardized modern design to match what we'd see if this location were a real world setting.
By far, the worst thing about these particular remakes is how the discussion around these games changed from "yeah, this game is so good, here's my unique and well thought out perspective of why" to "the original/remake is garbage/superior, here's the same explanation why you've already heard parroted verbatim a thousand times."
7 remake is good but my nitpick is the padding
they turned a 7 hour secrion into a 30 hr game. it's still a good game but you can feel the padding in
"the remake does a better job of making Avalanche morally gray..."
No it doesn't. They're literally ecoterrorists in the original and they're responsible for the deaths of the reactor's explosion (and please don't use a throwaway line from Jessie to argue otherwise because people read way too much into that line). If anything the remake makes Avalanche more clearly good and less morally gray.
After 3 years I've finally found a video where the author is not stupid and realizes FF7R is not a video game remake but a narrative one, bonus points for also not being a sheep and realizing Nomura didn't even write the story.
Doesn't matter if he didn't write the story, the director has the final say on story and what's implemented. He's there to make changes for what doesn't work and recognize what does. So yes, the blame absolutely falls on Nomura for the failings of FF7R's story.
@@acerimmer8338 thats not what people say tho, people complain about Nomura inserting his "KH weeb story" into the game and as you're clearly saying Nomura at most just gave the green light to for it.
Remakes or even remasters have never really appealed to me that much in gaming because I view video games as a form of art, and good art, regardless of when it was made and what it was made with, is always timeless in my eyes, but many people, particularly spectacle chasers, insist on remaking every classic game imaginable because every major game now has HD visuals, so now the classics have to have HD visuals as well even if it compromises the original vision of that game. To me, this doesn't treat video games as pieces of art, but rather as disposable toys. The thing about art to consider though is that art is best made when the creator's vision is undisturbed (Or at the very least redirected towards a better version of itself), but developers often work for companies that only care for profit and they force the artists to make artworks they most likely don't want to make, especially if it's a remake, but the higher ups say to make it because it's what's making money right now.
That's pretty much why we are in a remake craze, it's not necessarily the fault of the companies or it's employees, it's the fault of the customers who are demanding every old classic game gets remade, the demand and success of both FF7R (Which I think is very overrated) and RE2R are proof of this, there had been remakes in the past before these games, but after these two remakes released with both critical and commercial success, the frequency in remakes started to become more and more frequent, to the point that we already got the remakes of RE3 and RE4 when not even five years ago we were gushing about a remake of RE2. Hell, I remember being blown away by how photorealistic RE7 looked in the RE Engine back when the beginning hour demo first released in 2016-2017, if you told me I was getting RE4, my favorite game of all time, not a decade later again with that same level of graphical fidelity, I would've spent an evening giving a cactus a blowjob because I would've lost a bet.
But here's the thing, even though I liked the remake of RE4, it did not need to be remade, nor do I prefer the remake over the original. Remakes are also often not made by the same people who made the original, and therefor their vision will be widely different from that of the original creator's, which is why we get reimaginings more than proper remakes. The RE4 Remake also did not recapture the feeling of playing RE4 for the first time either. Playing and falling in love with a video game for the first time is akin to sex for the first time, the first time is always going to be the best, and a remake won't recapture that. You want to recapture that feeling again, play and fall in love with something new like how I recently did with DOOM Eternal, Stranger of Paradise, and A Hat In Time.
While you make some good points I'd say ff7 remake is a good example of art that didn't get to tell its full story. Alot of things were cut or changed to the story and game due to the hardware limitations of its time.
You look at an artist who draws or paints something when they were a teenager and redraws it 20-30 years after having been in the art industry its not going to be the exact same. No artist wants to draw it exactly the same. They'll want to show how much they've grown and changed since. You were limited to how much you knew or could do at the time. Maybe this time you have better proportions, lighting, Anatomy. Maybe this time you drew it digitally instead of traditionally.
For me remake gave me a chance to see alot of things as I viewed them as before as a kid. As a kid og made me feel like turn based was as action packed as remake actually is. Remake gave me a better feeling of what a first class soldier was. That power and speed. This is why they are the best of the best. The small 3d models looked as fleshed out as they are now. Now I get to see subtle changes in clouds expression like when Jessie complimented him and he has a small smile but tries to hide it.
While alot of remakes Maybe just cash grabs. Ff7r felt more like an artist wanting to use all of their accumulated experience to recreate a story that they couldn't before, while also trying not to erase or throw away the original story.
@@NerdAtWork Eh, still don't like 7Remake, the original game told it's story just fine and didn't waste your time with a lot of trivial stuff too much like the remake did.
It ranges from a movie getting Modern scaling to Cape fear where the 1962 version and the 1991 version are different yet two sides of the same coin.
Then there’s the Star Wars special edition where the source of the original version is practically butchered.
Potentially controversial statement below but, with the recent influxe of games, shows and movies redoing what was already done with slightly to substantially disappointing results, I must say I'm really grateful for what Final Fantasy 7 Remake did.
Yes, it has turned off a lot of og fans away from it, and it could be heavily argued that is suffers from the same pacing and padding issues that plagues tons of other gaming remakes, but FF7R really went out of its way and reimagining not just it's combat which feels super responsive and satisfying, while also keeping the Materia system that so many people loved, but also used its pre established lore to set up new plot threads and possibilities that has made my anticipation for the next parts way higher than what it would have been had they just done a one-to-one retelling.
The way the main cast has been reintroduced with expanded characterization on their personalities and arcs along with their interactions with one another not only flourishes me as a fan of their original interpretations, but also leaves me excited for just how much more theu can do with these characters i know amd love.
They didn't stick the landing but absolutely introduced a ton of great new ideas. Now that they've made their meta textually statement here's to hoping they lean more on those good ideas in the sequel instead of the painfully padded nonsense.
Maybe I'm just jaded about modern games and trends like micro transactions, and overhyped AAA releases, there are just very few titles I look forward too and that's the reason why I don't mind these remasters at all, as long as they don't change them too much like Metroid Prime, hopefully MGS3 does the same.
That said for the most part I do look forward for Indie games since they manage to deliver better experiences than most projects with bloated budgets.
another nasu banger just dropped
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥IIIIII HAAAAATE REEEEMAAAAAASTER
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
I want a Bloodborne remake so that it may come out on PC. 🤧
Finally you're back 🎉
Most remasters are also censored or revised to fit 'modern trends'! That's the biggest issue with these remasters in my opinion.
Imagine taking the 'Mona Lisa' painting, changing it to a stick figure and calling it 'Mona Lisa Remastered'....
Relaunching games on newer systems does is not inherently a bad things, to do so all it really takes is adjusting the code bases and maybe fixing bugs or glitches. Things like doing complete graphic overhauls or just completely redoing the game like Square is doing with Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Interlude, Rebirth, and Crisis Core is something else that takes away the ability for something new for the existing franchise and or preventing something entirely new such as a new IP.
Relaunching games can be beneficial when it is a done to just update an old game for a new system but when things like FF7 Remake, Last of Us Part 1, RE4 Remake, Demon Souls Remake, Etc only hinders what could have been something new in terms of games. Neir Replicant is an example of the game needing it to pretty much get played seeing it sold pretty bad on PS3 and XBOX so copies got expensive the moment Automata blew up while RE4 and Final Fantasy 7 already had multiple ports making the game playable in about 4 or 5 different way.
I disagree completely with nasu's ff7r take. Don't sell a remake then change the story or spoil shit within the 1st hour of the OGs plot. I hate ff7r and won't be buying any of its sequel parts. I'm not gonna reward bait and switch tactics because kitase couldn't play the OG without getting bored. Then the whispers being a stand in for OG fans like myself is insulting. The crew succeeded in saving the planet. Changing the story for a paper thin reason just because? Fuck that.
Most gamers cant see theyre getting scammed. Companies are making big money with these regurgitated games while becoming less and less creative with each new gen of consoles.
Who are you your voice sounds soooo familiar. Like one of those creepypasta readers.
I want a Resident Evil 3 Remake Remake 👌🏻😩💅🏻
GOD
I HATE REMAKE GAMES
I HATE REMASTERED GAMES
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥IIIIII HAAAAATE REEEEMAAAAAASTER
I HATE RELEASED GAMES
I HATE THEM SO MUCH I HATE THEM SO MUCH
Thank you for putting gravity rush footage 2:39
Love the video and I’m also a huge fan of the original FFVII. I also finally got to play the remake last year after having it in my library for almost a year. I can’t wait for Rebirth next year.
bonus points for "sonder"
I think a remake should remain true to the story and characters of the source material, but should explore some new gameplay mechanics and a graphical overhaul both made possible by modern technology.
They need to do a study on the idiots who replay the same games year after year that’s buying all these games.
My FF7 cherry was popped by the Remake and I hate it. I hate Barret, I hate Cloud, and I hate that the dev's are condescending to the point of ham fisting the OG fans in the game as the reason why they can't make the game that they want.
They need to remake Madden NFL 24 and also Wrath of Black Manta.
its proove that old game better than today game now news game feed back and replay value is very negative . You need many disk space for one game 100Gb with out good story just realistc tree and grass , Old game need very few space and graphic very old but they have good story good gameplay good soundtrack that make atmosphere very memorable