Samus Aran said:
There's one problem with your argument: Nintendo doesn't make remasters of one year old games. In fact, most remakes of Nintendo games are done by third party studios (Wind Waker, Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask). So these games in no way come between new games from Nintendo. I think that's a brilliant strategy from Nintendo and I really hope they remake Super Mario Galaxy 1&2 with gorgeous graphics for only €50 (both games combined) or less likely: Metroid Prime Trilogy. Oh well, this well further skew the Metacritic high-scores and will add yet another 90%+ game for the PS4 even though it doesn't deserve a single one so far (imo). I'm a relatively new Nintendo fan (I was a fan of Metroid before I knew Nintendo made the game), so I didn't get the chance to play games like Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask and WInd Waker (I had a GC, but I played MK: DD and Metroid Prime 1&2 on it ALL the time lol), etc. before they were remade. As much as I want updated graphics for Pikmin 3 I'm not going to buy it again if Nintendo decided to remake it already in 2015 lol... |
I personally have no issues with remakes or Remasters, I think they are great. More games for everyone.
I also don't believe age matters when making them, especially if it is a title made at the end of a generation that is upgraded for the new gen. That has been happening for a long long time. It's nothing new and I don't see why it gets so many up in arms.
Your Pikmin example also would only work if the successor to the WiiU released in 2015 with an updated version on it. You also must understand that it isn't aimed just at people who already own the titles. I am sure there would be many who might be interested in it that did not buy it in the WiiU.
iPhone = Great gaming device. Don't agree? Who cares, because you're wrong.
Currently playing:
Final Fantasy VI (iOS), Final Fantasy: Record Keeper (iOS) & Dragon Quest V (iOS)

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