09 December 2011, 16:04 | #21 |
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Street fighter 2 HD Remix on PS3/Xbox360 is a good example of a remake done well. Firstly the graphical updates but secondly rebalancing of all the characters. Not exactly new features per se but a nice update...why couldn't they have just done that with dizzy? higher resolution, but same animation frames etc
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09 December 2011, 16:19 | #23 |
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Curiously it was actually the original Amiga artist who did the graphics for this one...
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i have to chime in and say i also thought it was a bit shit.
it just doesn't 'get it'. it feels like those crappy remakes that people were churning out on games factory some years back. yes it looks nice, and, i guess it sounds nice, but it plays badly. some years ago i worked on a remake of the original dizzy, my reasons were that the first game was never made in the 16-bit style, yet all subsequent dizzy games actually rehash features from the original game, therefore i could salvage pretty much all the artwork needed from the 16-bit games in the series to re-create the original. it was coming out quite well, but in the end once i'd got over the hurdles of putting the game together it became quite tiresome and I lost interest. |
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14 December 2011, 13:29 | #27 |
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@ Interceptor - looks nice - you should get back into it
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I wonder if I'm not gauging the general public's opinion very well with my rant about 2.5d and such-like. I certainly enjoyed Shadow Complex (mentioned above) but when it comes to remakes of things I hold dear, I love to see the original art style used where possible. Much of a nostalgia thing I suppose. I guess that's just my sorry opinion, and 'Joe iPhone-user' actually doesn't care, which is cool. |
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Though a part of tje ambassedor prog on 3ds just got metroid 4 , and I its soooo awesome
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11 January 2013, 21:14 | #30 |
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I tried this Dizzy POTY remake today on my JXD S601. The best thing is that you can use hardware buttons as default. It's easier than on Amiga - you can not jump and roll to your death. I like background graphics but not main hero and grim reaper. First seconds of music are from Amiga.
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