Experimental42 said:
At least with other HD remasters you had either multiple games or a gigantic leap in game quality, typically for a game out of production. You get neither here. Lets compare recent HD remasters: FFX/X-2: Two games, large boost to visuals, extra content for both that never made it out of Japan, and newly updated music. Wind Waker HD: Arguably one of the greatest HD updates ever. Visually beautiful, interface is improved greatly by the game pad, quicker, the sailing was made much less tedious, as was the triforce hunt, added selfies and the tingleverse. DMC Collection: 3 games, 2 great, one meh, all nicely upgraded with HD visuals, DMC 3 is the Special Edition version, new concept art, and juke box mode. Trophies added where aplicable. All for $39.99-49.99 from the beginning. They tried to grab $59.99 for TLoU remaster preorders, eventually dropped it to $49.99, and finally gave refunds when they realized it wasn't going to end well for them. Maybe they will impress me and have a lot of value in the upgrades they make. I sure hope they do. I don't pay for games any more, I recently got a gig giving me free games for reviews, so it's not like I'm complaining because it's hurting my pockets. I just want effort and value comparable to other well done HD re-releases. |
As Zekkyou said it's practicly a goty edition. Besides doesn't it make sense that some 10 year old game(s) is(/are) cheaper than a 1 year old?
And i just looked up some prices TLoU ps4 (dlc included) is about the same in price as ps3 +dlc so the value isn't that bad actually.
Plus, like any other game, the price will dorp so if you think that it's to expensiv or the remaser is to early or whatever just wait a year or so and you can probably get it for cheap.
I seriously don't see the problem.









