| AlfredoTurkey said: Yes, but when a new game launches, there are artists who are creating works of art and expressing themselves. There are story tellers spinning tales for generations to come. In short, there are people invovled in making the game who are doing it because they have a passion for the art behind it. When a remake happens, it's just cold hard business. The original team has either disbanded, or moved on to something else. What you have is a bunch of suits, looking at quarterly reports and ordering old IP to be touched up by a contracted team of people who work like studio owned song writers, living pay check to pay check. It's just a chase grab. |
A game does not release unless the publisher is certain it will make money from the game. Doesn't matter if its a new game or a remaster. To think its all peaches and cream with new games but just dark clouds controlled by corporate suits with remasters is pure ignorance.
