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you clearly don't know how AI works, it uses reference images to recreate the image in higher resolution. Hence why the only characters that look ok are ones that actually have references from the movies and other media like Mon Mothma, Darth Vader, Bobba Fett. All while any characters that where created only in this game like Kyle Katarn, the general and a few others all look like crap. The AI didn't have references outside of what the game has to use for the upscale.
What's confusing me is the Gamorrean on the left. The axe grip and hand look like they've been redesigned, which makes me think that there was at least some touching-up.
https://youtu.be/rJGodvshZ9s?si=5TxzrRq-TdYwjmbj&t=620
Go to 11:02 look at the blaster Rifle, notice the shading is basically 1:1. If a human hand reworked it it wouldn't be suffering the same exact color banding.
That's because the majority of them are using AI to lazily upscale everything.
IF it was even used, then those scared of change and advancement in technology have choices: purchase the game or play the modded OG PC game.
Sadly, those on console only have one choice but they can still vote with their wallets.
Basically, what is the issue exactly?
I'm pretty sure the issue stems from 1) NDS said they didn't use any (if I'm not mistaken) and 2) It means that the game shouldn't warrant its price again if AI did the heavy hauling.
The 2D cinematics play a very small part in Dark Forces. Most of the work done in the remaster was to essentially port the game to modern systems, figure out the various sound emulations, and recreate the in-game assets in high definition. Assuming AI was used for the 2D cutscenes, it still doesn't change the fact that there's still a lot of reverse-engineering, programming and debugging work involved. The 3D cutscenes were completely recreated, and every new sprite asset would need to be checked and tested in-game.
As for not warranting its price point, price versus effort is highly subjective and varies by every person's pain points. I do feel the remaster is a tad expensive for a game that has very little replay value. But I also don't feel the pricing is completely unreasonable or that anyone who paid the launch price were wrong to do so.
https://blog.playstation.com/2024/02/26/how-the-star-wars-dark-forces-remaster-devs-nightdive-studios-enhanced-the-classic-fps/
Just go play other games and stop trying to spoil the fun for fans.
People these days...