#Resident evil 4 remake ps3 full#
#Resident evil 4 remake ps3 ps3#

Games are not as timeless as film, and even that isn't forever timeless. I would do almost anything for a vagrant story remake made to look like The Order. I personally would like to have the best and most recent version of my favorite games. And if you have played it recently, then just don't buy it and wait till you can either get it at a bargain or for free. They would probably think the game is broken. What do you think happens 5 years from now when they see a 1min loading screen. A remake is a great way to get them to play those games. So we are talking about all the gamers in the 11 - 16yrl old age bracket. Do you really think you can get someone that started gaming in the PS4/XB1 gen to go and play those games and be able to look past its dated visuals and systems?

Let's look at the games from the PS3/360 era for instance.

Plenty of NES games got remakes with completely new graphics on the SNES like Dragon Quest, the NES Mario games (just five years later in the case of SMB3), and Ninja Gaiden.ДЄnother thing people seem to not consider about remakes is that it may not necessarily be for you. MGS1 and Twin Snakes had the same time and hardware gap. The GameCube Resident Evil remake looks an order of magnitude removed from the PS1 version just six years and one console gen later. Halo Anniversary got the same treatment after just 10 years. The first two Modern Warfare games got 'remasters' with completely rebuilt art assets just one generation later. It's the same hardware gap as the Dead Space and Demon's Souls remakes.Д«ut if you look back, remakes just one generation apart are more common than you might think.

#Resident evil 4 remake ps3 ps3#

It just feels weird with TLOU1 because it came out at the tail end of the PS3 era. We're at that point for all the aforementioned games.

#Resident evil 4 remake ps3 full#

In my opinion, if we're talking about a full remake where we at least rebuild all the graphics from scratch (even if gameplay is left 1:1 like Shadow of the Colossus or Halo Anniversary), for most games I would say two console generations is the minimum gap where a remake becomes plausible. But is remaking a game after a mere decade or less all that unusual? All three games hold up (subjectively in RE4's case but it's still a GOAT for me) and two of them are relatively young. Folks seem to find remakes of Resident Evil 4, Dead Space 1, and The Last of Us 1 at least a bit odd, if not obnoxious.