Do you all Consider Video Games a piece of Art that deserves Respect or do you see them just as a piece of entertainment that can be replaced and ''Improved at will'' .And do you see Remakes/Remasters as Respectful or Disrespectful to said Art ?
Most Remakes if they are good don't really replace the Original experience for me.And most Remakes/Remasters are not done with soul but are cashgrabs sadly with some exceptionsThey've always been art. Yes, since Space Invaders. Since PONG. Since Tennis for Two and whatever else may have preceded even that.
One thing that boils my piss somewhat is the insistence by some that games only 'became art' when they could resemble movies; or when they actually started looking like their concept materials. Nah, they've always been.
Remakes/remasters are fine, but let's never pretend they're anything to do with game preservation. Because they are, by definition, not preserving the original experience. I personally love a good remake, but then I also love to play original versions to compare and contrast. YMMV
Most Remakes if they are good don't really replace the Original experience for me.And most Remakes/Remasters are not done with soul but are cashgrabs sadly with some exceptions
Why wouldn't you "remake" the Mona Lisa? As long as you don't do anything to the actual, original painting... why not?[...] or what he considers as Improved,completely ignoring the Original vision of the Game and Developer,you wouldn't remake the Mona Lisa either right.
Its not just about not doing anything to the Original per say,its more about calling the so called Improved version of said Art the superior and Better version and calling the Original ugly and outdated in Comparison.Absolutely, they're art. And very useful art, actually.
Why wouldn't you "remake" the Mona Lisa? As long as you don't do anything to the actual, original painting... why not?
Same with games. You might hate a remake, but nobody is taking the original game away from you (generally).
correct answer.Yes, and no. Depends on the developer's purpose for the game.