Idd... the game looks absolutely beautiful, yet these retards complain about fucking color palette, just because it is different from the original lmao.
I always see you and the thriller guy complaining about ps4 getting exclsives. Dont you have a ps4?
I disagre, even if we don't like them it makes the console manufaturers competitive. If sony money hated thrid parties left and right MS would have to respond with competitve deals, exclusives, etc. Isn't that people want? More competition?
I complain about terrible anti consumer 3rd party deals. I dont care about PS4 exclusives. And no i dont own a PS4. Xbox is my bread and butter. And i can feel for Switch and PC folks who are left in the dust for now.
Megadrive and SNES had a lot of Exclusive games and it's probably the best gen of all time
I think this can easily be answered by a look at the screenshots: The geometry is not even the exact same. They will also use one engine for all three games, with one set of gameplay mechanics (they did for Crash Bandicoot N Sane Trilogy), so the gameplay itself might differ slightly as well. These are just ground-up remakes that keep the general level design. Whether they have a look at the original source code, I do not know, but if anything of that ends up in the game, it will be a rare occurence. In fact, due to developing tech over the last twenty years, reusing old source code would be more work than making the game from the ground up using the originals as mere templates.
What does it matter if exclusives are third party or not? On the consumer end an exclusive is an exclusive no matter who the publisher/developer is
Timed exclusives are no benefit to the consumer, because the exclusivness only is a consequence of marketing money. If a console vendor makes a game or funds an outside developer (or an outside developer just decides) to make a game that wouldn't exist otherwise, that's a different thing. The benefits here are that the game even exists at all and that it is tailor-made for the specific platform, being able to make use of specific features that would be impossible or unreasonable for a multiplatform game.
Yep, that's the problem with armchair devs. They don't realize that PS1 games had such a basic color palette since they couldn't really do lighting of any kind, beyond pre-baking in "lit" textures in spots. When you take the same palette as a basis and apply real lights to it with the power of current-gen machines, it's going to look drastically different than the flat colors and textures from 20 years ago. It's not as easy as opening up a histogram in photoshop and fucking around with a slider.
