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Remasters?

They are cool! 86 54.78%
 
They suck! 30 19.11%
 
If they come from Nintend... 26 16.56%
 
If they come from Sony, I... 12 7.64%
 
If they come from MS, I l... 3 1.91%
 
Total:157
Raziel123 on 10 July 2014
KLXVER said:


How?

Gameplay is smoother and more responsive.



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KLXVER on 10 July 2014
Raziel123 said:
KLXVER said:


How?

Gameplay is smoother and more responsive.


Well I never had any problems with TLOU or GTAV...



green_sky on 10 July 2014
KLXVER said: How?

Not sure if the game will become that much better because of higher frame rate but 60 FPS is objectively better than 30 FPS. Also there was framerate drops at times that would be fixed when targeting double the fps, hopefully. 

Cool video imo if you are bored. 



KLXVER on 10 July 2014
the-pi-guy said:
KLXVER said:

Well I never had any problems with TLOU or GTAV...

Well, since you didn't we should just stop what we are doing then.  


Im not sure what youre talking about...Stop what?



BlackyCat on 10 July 2014
KLXVER said:
BlackyCat said:

The only good thing i find about hd versions is the fact that if the game is rare, you can have it cheaper and the new version will not be rare..
But the fact that it has better visual or whatever, i frankly don't fucking care.. ( and they should make retrocompatibility.. it always was this way and is simple to make ).


True. Thats why I think stuff like The ICO and SOTC Collection is one of the better ways of doing a remaster.

I agree and  wind waker hd/ okami hd, MGS hd collection, were also not totally useless...



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KLXVER on 10 July 2014
the-pi-guy said:
KLXVER said:

Im not sure what youre talking about...Stop what?

Stop making remakes of those games.  

 

So, we`ll get a remaster of Drive Club and The Order: 1886 when they are familiar enough with the PS4 to have them in 60fps?

 

I dont care. Ill get The Order: 1886 and have a blast. 60fps or not...



BlackyCat on 10 July 2014
the-pi-guy said:
BlackyCat said:

The only good thing i find about hd versions is the fact that if the game is rare, you can have it cheaper and the new version will not be rare..
But the fact that it has better visual or whatever, i frankly don't fucking care.. ( and they should make retrocompatibility.. it always was this way and is simple to make ).

There aren't many consoles that are actually backwards compatible.  And there are reasons for that.  

I don't know, but most of my consoles are backward compatible ( ps1, ps2, ps3, wii, wii u, ds, etc.. )

The best joke would be a remake of call of duty ghosts.



Dr.Henry_Killinger on 10 July 2014

Plus resources aren't wasted on something as outdated as Backwards Compatibility for proprietary hardware



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Dr.Henry_Killinger on 10 July 2014
BlackyCat said:
the-pi-guy said:
BlackyCat said:

The only good thing i find about hd versions is the fact that if the game is rare, you can have it cheaper and the new version will not be rare..
But the fact that it has better visual or whatever, i frankly don't fucking care.. ( and they should make retrocompatibility.. it always was this way and is simple to make ).

There aren't many consoles that are actually backwards compatible.  And there are reasons for that.  

I don't know, but most of my consoles are backward compatible ( ps1, ps2, ps3, wii, wii u, ds, etc.. )

PS1 is backwards compatible with what?



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Raziel123 on 10 July 2014
KLXVER said:

 

So, we`ll get a remaster of Drive Club and The Order: 1886 when they are familiar enough with the PS4 to have them in 60fps?

 

 


No amount of familiarity will help them make those games 60fps

They need new hardware for that

Just like TLOU needed new hardware