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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 746185, post: 271532, member: 746185"] In a perfect world instead of amazing games like RE2 or FF7 being remade (not that I hate either; in fact I am grateful that [SPOILER="spoiler for ff7"] FF7 remake is not an actual remake but a creative alternate dimension story that expands the lore instead of just regurgitating the same story over and over again) [/SPOILER] we would first have flawed but potential games like Code Veronica and FF2 would be remade first. I always think of how Sodenberg's Ocean's 11 improved upon a 60s Frank Sinatra film that was a mixed bag even back when it was released, or how Alfred Hitchcock remade his own film The Man Who Knew Too Much whose first version he was very dissatisfied with and had this to say, FF2 definitely feels like something that could use the The Man Who Knew Too Much treatment. When it first came out, it was heavily limited by the hardware and man numbers and the talent at hand, and yet it managed to show a spark of something creative despite failing at a lot of places due to its ambitions. [/QUOTE]

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