Mr Puggsly said:
A game using essentially using the original code is not a remake. I see the DS release as updated version. Updates and and improvments are not remakes. Ratchet and Clank is true remake. Inspired by the original but built from the ground up. |
Ratchet and Clank wasn't a remake. It was a reboot. Similar to Spider Man: Homecoming. It isn't a remake of the previous Spider Man movies, it is a new adaptation of the same character.
A remaster would be using the exact same game/engine and slapping HD on the game and/or some other minor improvements, such as improved audio.
A remake is when you update the graphics, implement more polygons, more game modes/content, updates to the story etc.
Super Mario 64 DS had a completely different opening to the original. Overhauled graphics, more characters etc.