Phil Spencer says on Twitter....

Galactic Geek · May 21, 2015

Hmm, I seemed to have forgotten that this was about remasters... ><

Sequels were what I was referring to in the case of the games I mentioned above, NxtDoc.

Scrtch · May 21, 2015

I prefer the older games being remastered. Something that came out a few years ago is too new and still widely available in most cases. Some games work and some don't as much but I don't think it'll be going away. It just won't be a priority focus. I
bet we still get them as often as we do now. As I said in the other thread I'm waiting for Psychonauts.

ElectroFlying · Oct 31, 2018

Remastering last gen games for use on current gen systems, while no doubt profitable for developers and publishers. Only tells consumers who are on the fence concerning current gen, that systems supporting such "milk em dry" tactics. That current gen simply
isn't worth investing in as devs/pubs seem to be trying to run a monopoly over even console manufactures.

My 2 cents. As everything is defined and marketed - in the eye of the beholder. Yours will not doubt vary!

DigitalAssassin

I guess I'm just kind of tired of the more recent games getting remastered, I actually like when some of the old classics get done like oddworld (even though Aus still doesn't have it), GTA San Andreas and Resident Evil.

I actually wish they would do more original Xbox games as that's the console I missed and some of the games would be awesome with todays visuals.

brandiesel1

I don't mind remasters if they are a game I didn't play before. While I do think there are a lot of remasters and possibly too many I don't hate them like I did before.

cheesyhunter1

Fingers crossed for a resident evil set

Galactic Geek

Whatever happened to Mech Assault, Crimson Skies, and Viva Pinata? All were great games on previous Xbox platforms, and yet none have caught on for the next-gen. Why (well, I may already know the answer for the latter, but why not the other 2?)?

Azrael008uk

Some mistakes need to be left in the past.

"Dragon Age" is one of them.

How you could take a forumla for "Epic Win" (which is what "Knights Of The Old Republic" meets "Lord Of The Rings" should be)... and turn it into the dry monotonous snore-fest that was "Dragon Age" is frankly uncanny.

Disposable lor and trying so hard to get away from "Black and White" choices that they created a world of endless gray are what killed the experience.

That being said it was a necessary experiment for the overalol development of these sort of games even if it was a failed one.

Phil Spencer says on Twitter....