Come On Tars
Member
Tik tok and reels are showing stuff like this and bunch of memes saying switch 2 launch possibly. Anyone else get a little flutter in their chest. First thing I played on my steam deck was wind waker HD

All priced at £/$70 for the privilege too.If the Switch 2 launch titles are a couple of Zelda Gamecube games, I'll lol
But this is Nintendo we're talking about, so...
This is kind of a shit attitude to have towards remasters and upgrades. There is no way in hell I am going to get my kids to play some of the great games from 10-30 years ago. They are locked to old platforms or emulators and show their age in many subtle ways outside of the graphics. Giving them a revamp and throwing them on a platform that will continue to be accessible is a good thing. Shouldn't the IP owners be able to revive something that was loved by many 20 years ago so new audiences can enjoy it and make money off of it? It keeps support studios working when they are not helping during crunch time and it gives even those who played the originals an easy way to revisit the classics. I want to see all decent, older games remastered at the very least, and remade where there is more potential for sales as long as they are true enough to the originals to provide new gamers a similar experience ( obviously minus the wow we got when the great ones did things for the first time) .I mean yeah. Japanese devs only know remakes and shit to make money in the modern age. Just look at Capcom and Konami. They'll still sell that shit for $70
I feel like we've passed the point of excitement for remasters with remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3 and 4, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, Diablo 2, Final Fantasy 7, Yakuza Kiwami, THPS 1+2, Crash Bandicoot, etc.
Zelda remakes with new assets, new engine, new lighting and a bit of improved gameplay. That would be really exciting!
Until you realize that Nintendo just makes a shitty emulator and runs games on it and still charges you $70.This is kind of a shit attitude to have towards remasters and upgrades. There is no way in hell I am going to get my kids to play some of the great games from 10-30 years ago. They are locked to old platforms or emulators and show their age in many subtle ways outside of the graphics. Giving them a revamp and throwing them on a platform that will continue to be accessible is a good thing. Shouldn't the IP owners be able to revive something that was loved by many 20 years ago so new audiences can enjoy it and make money off of it? It keeps support studios working when they are not helping during crunch time and it gives even those who played the originals an easy way to revisit the classics. I want to see all decent, older games remastered at the very least, and remade where there is more potential for sales as long as they are true enough to the originals to provide new gamers a similar experience ( obviously minus the wow we got when the great ones did things for the first time) .
TLDR. It is not lazy, it is the right thing to do so new and old gamers have an easy option to play older games.
And?At $70 a piece.
That's $70 for each part And, each game has been split into 4 parts. Released once every 2 years, and consumables are only available through micro transactions.At $70 a piece.