KylieDog said:
jarrod said:
KylieDog said:
jarrod said:
RE remake was also aimed at series fans. And it came quicker, with more rereleases in between.
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RE remake was a lot more of a change than what this zelda is said to be. RE1 was not ported consistantly over a 10 year span either. If you missed RE1 on the PS1/Saturn/PC release which al happened about the same time then you had REmake on GC a few years later.
OoT had N64, GC, GC again, Wii. Note the last one is still meant to be a current gen release. There was no GC gen version of RE1.
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Right... because there wasn't even 10 years before they pumped out a remake...
- Resident Evil (PS) 1996
- Resident Evil (PC) 1997
- Resident Evil (SS) 1997
- Resident Evil: Director's Cut (PS) 1997
- Resident Evil: Director's Cut: Dual Shock Version (PS) 1998
- Resident Evil (GC) 2002
- Resident Evil: Deadly Silence (DS) 2006
- Resident Evil (PSC) 2006
- Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil (Wii) 2008
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64) 1998
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time / Master Quest (GC) 2002
- The Legend of Zelda: Collector's Edition (GC) 2003
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (VC) 2007
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (3DS) 2011
... I'm not seeing how timeline really favors RE1. That shit was milked dry, and way faster than OOT has been.
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Because it was a generation apart. It was significantly more of an update than OoT 3DS also. I'm not even sure why you listed anything past REmakes release since it seems irrelevant. None of the re-releases were hyped at all, only REmake on its original release.
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I listed it all because it shows how much RE1 and OOT we got in about 12 years each. Lots more milking with RE1, by the point OOT 3D would've released RE1's remake was already getting a port. OOT 3D is 2 gens apart, and just in terms of hardware spec the remake is still a full generational cycle (and a bigger hardware jump with N64 to 3DS than PS1 to GC I might add).
At this point we really don't know how much will be remade in OOT 3D even, all we have are a few vague comments on some new content and reworked older stuff (the water dungeon specifically). Looking to past Nintendo remakes (remakes, not ports or conversions) they generally fall more in line with REmake level complete design overhauls (Star Fox 64, Metroid: Zero Mission, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, etc) rather than simple visual/audio updates. The only latter example I can really think of are Super Mario All-Stars or Nintendo Puzzle Collection, and even those are actually compilations containing multiple remakes.
