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There is a short dance scene that got me thinking about Audrey. Even the music is similar.
I hope it stays in this vein. You have to change and evolve. Personally, I prefer this neat noir-style detective feel with jazzy music. Setting and ambiance is always important to me in games, and I think this one does that stuff exceptionally well. Fixed cameras are in the past. God of War and Resident Evil left that style behind, as did AITD with the 2008 game. It's not going back unless they decide to do some smaller indie take on it at some point.