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Message: [QUOTE="CG4R12I4N, post: 178739, member: 2976"] Yes, REmake games improving on the things I already like which is the whole setting and atmosphere while also removing the things I dislike which are the tank controls and annoying puzzles (not hard per se, but definitely brain and time + bullet wasting). So while I do still like the originals despite all the flaws, the REmakes are perfectly fine sidegrade as well and arguably even better in most aspect looking at the modern standards. It's not a false dichotomy when remakes/remasters can actually contend to take the spotlight over the originals for some as their personal definitive version, much like how people feel about Silent Hill 2 Remake. Dead Rising was originally developed as PS2/Xbox game in early 2006, fact still stands. My point for Crash N. Sane Trilogy here is that it isn't a mere HD retexture like DRDR is, but that it's a faithful remake that kept most of gameplay "jank" controls while improving on the game difficulty on both AI and level design so it doesn't feel fake/artificial. And yes, I know that Crash Trilogy was never an insanely hard game in the first place (except some spot in 1). And it even got new stages to complement. Then again I hate what Crash came to be after 4 and Twinsanity so I probably just viewed them in really biased way. I won't comment more about DRDR and their flaws, people already commented much about censorships, bugs and bad performance and you can search for them yourself. Whatever I said wouldn't change anything as we already agree to disagree. [/QUOTE]

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