sundin13 said:
Also, this is alongside a general disappointment in Sony's first party offerings so far this gen (with bloodborne being widely considered to be the first must have game on PS4) and the fact that collections on PS3 offer a significantly better value including five GoW games in one package for under 20$. |
I hear all the time gamers crying about fps and how much better of an experience it creates, so why is Xenoblade rarity a valid justification but 720P to 1080P plus 30fps to 60fps not just as valid? Both variables create a much greater overall experience. Not that long ago I was lead to believe that the years between releases was what made Remasters justifiable.
This is why I find it so comical. The rules change when it fits the agendas.
Not saying you have an agenda. I am mearly going based on what I see here all the time.
Remasters have a market, so they will be released. It's easy money and they help pad the consoles library and ease the length of droughts. They also bring in customers who may have otherwise missed out.
360 gamers used to own PS2s so may have played GOW and GoW2. PS4 owners may have owned 360s, so ended up potentially missing out on GOW3.
They are possibly trying to hit that market.
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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