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Check out the footage here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECVAdDHDssk&t=2355s
and then check the same location in the trailer:
https://youtu.be/Gm5TlIxTUHw?t=12
It's like night and day (also literally)
I'm not sure I quite understand your point. Hmm... ofc it's gonna look hella different from the PS1 version. The comparison here is to the PC version. A few years ago I got a 'new' PS3 and thought of playing TBII. So I bought it on PSN. Man, that looked terrible. I didn't remember it looking that bad. The PC version still holds up pretty nice. But, anyway, the original look in the remaster looks about 10% better than the original PC version.
Gotcha. What version are you gonna choose to play: original or play doh?
I don't know anything about the new control system, but I love the tank controls. It's what makes me feel like I'm actually the one playing the game, as oppose to Assassin's Creed where you hold 2 buttons and the characters does everything for you.
And you're right. I didn't think of that. We can change graphics styles on the go. I might play with that for a bit and spend hours confused never deciding which one I'll finish the game with.
Edit: Yeah, the new controls look bad! lol
https://youtu.be/SJ0WR7SkkWw?t=118