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Volterra_90 said:
Goodnightmoon said:

Yes that is not what I wanted to say, I mean they both have the same difficulty modes unlocked (and about the same amount of unlocked extra content), I expressed myself badly.
And exactly, they put the work where the work must be, on the textures, and they improved them as much (or more) as WW improved his lighting. And most reviews point that the game looks surprisingly good for a remaster, it just doesnt have the brilliant artstyle of WW.

We have 2 remasters with very similar level of improvements in all aspects, yet one is 5 points lower. Ther is no excuse, a cooler looking lighting system is not 5 points, critics think WWHD is better, thats it, and they still give TPHD a great score for a remaster because is still a great game.

The problem is WWHD benefit itself with a timeless art style, while TP art style looks ugly nowadays. That's unsolvable. Maybe with more time to make TPHD, but time isn't what they have, and still they managed to do a competent remaster, with a nice texture rework. For what I've read, it could have been better with some more graphical changes here and there, but the vast majority of them point that there are some impressive work done (boss battles are the hightlight), but it could never look better than WW. 

Yes, then they agree that with a very similar amount of improvements, one is better than the other. Wich means, they think one was better than the other to begging with. That doesnt mean is true (i do agree is true though) but is what critics think. To say that the score of this game is 5 points lower because is a huge disspoinment of a remaster jsut because the lightining of the other looked cooler even when the texture rework of this one is waaaay better, it sounds just an excuse for me. 

But a 85 for a 10 year remaster is a great score, it means is a very good remaster of a game that stills holds, even if is a bit outdated here and there.