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Nah, it has new HD textures that are nice to have. It also removes the mono-color filter from the original release. Which makes the game more vibrant but less uniform in look.
edit: it has applied a smoother filter to shadows too, no more jaggedness on shadow maps, softer shadows.
The remastered version was only released on consoles (as part of the Ezio Collection). On PC, it is still the original version, which was released in 2009.
Happy to read that you were impressed by how it looks :)
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I don't understand why are you are against the new versions coming out. It is harmless at worse for thoses who prefer orginal
Why would you need over 60FPS anyway that's 180 Frames every second you won't even see.
Theyre old games, I have a decent computer and a high refresh rate monitor, why wouldnt I max out the fps?