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Tbf there are some bits that are sprinkled throughout the base game that are new but I get your point

It wasn't worth it

i think it was a few years later but yeah it also sucked seeing that PLUS the ugly af face lol

If it was a short game I could forgive it but the original game took up to over 100 hours even just casually playing it

Having to go through all of that, with some new stuff sprinkled in that didn't do much to make it different, is way too time consuming

I mean
P3R is an actuaI remake

P4G is a “we actuaIIy finished our game now”

a Iot of scenes have entireIy different Iighting

tlou 1 getting called a remake is stupid

yes but thats what im saying, they dont help that tweeter's case but they were lumping it in

weII it technicaIIy is one

totaIIy remade aII the assets from scratch even if the diaIogue is the same

its just the same game with nothing new

same reason OOT 3D is considered a remake despite it stiII using the originaI source code

and being no different

just updated combat system using tlou 2

nahhh

true definition of a remake is ff7 remake

but-
it IiteraIIy is a remake

it’s the onIy-

EW

EW

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EW

It's just another definiton of remake

new story beats new combat new etc etc

RE4 is a remake similar to TLOU

DON’T YOU DARE CALL THAT MISERABLE EXCUSE OF A REMAKE THE ONLY REMAKE

the definition of a reimagining

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