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Either way, those games didn't sell a ton when they were re-released in 2012, so Sega probably doesn't want to pull ST off their main projects to deal with SA remasters, and they probably don't want to spend the money to hire an outside studio to try and descramble and reassemble jank code from two decades ago. Plus, with how moddable those games are and with how many fan games there are out there, I sorta doubt mosy players care to see remasters.
you are talking about (Crash remaster) or (TLOU part 1 remaster)?
not talking about the games itself... but the type of remaster
It's a punishment for people who have played the old version.
Crash remaster was not good tho, they care about graphics but the hotboxes is worse than the old game.
I have Nvr played TLOU so idk.
I'd prefer make a game with similar old game approach
(but don't copy-Paste 100 % with updated graphics.)
Maybe make it in another dimensions or another time line.
I would love to play through an official reimagining of the original games, with open areas to explore, people to talk to, emblems to collect, and cheesy one-liners. Keep the things that made those games cool, and fix or replace the things that were broken. Remakes and remasters are great when they're made by people who love, respect, and understand the original work.
My earlier point was that, unfortunately, Sega does not love the original SA games. They don't respect work except for what it can provide in profits. And they definitely don't understand what made those games appealing. So I don't expect any efforts like that toward a project that they can't appreciate in the first place.
the goal of a remaster is to take an old game from an outdated console and make it more accessible for today, obviously recovering and improving various aspects of it
Whether it's doing it right or wrong is another topic.
That's why I put Crash and TLOU as an example...
the crash trilogy was exclusively for old playstation consoles, but now it can be played on modern consoles and pc
TLOU released like 3 remasters in less than 10 years
Sonic Adventure DX HD and Sonic Adventure 2 Battle HD are inferior compared to the original version.
https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2019/01/sonic_teams_takashi_iizuka_wants_to_remake_sonic_adventure
Iizuka claims he wants to remake Sonic Adventures games, yet there hasn't been anything since it was posted on 2019.
A source I haven't seen before:
https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2022/06/sega-co-takashi-iizuka-expresses-interest-in-a-new-sonic-adventure-game
He has to get cleared by sega first to do that.
Seeing something you love remade with QoL updates and other improvements is really something wonderful, though this is SEGA so it's entirely possible they will ♥♥♥♥ it greatly.
I don't want to see yet more beloved classics get ruined with bugs and technical problems, nor do I want yet another de-listing of classic titles just because of a newer version that's inferior to the old one.
Mess compared the dreamcast/GameCube ones.