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Message: [QUOTE="LouieBee, post: 281079, member: 25847"] The OP seems to be interested in discussing updated releases of titles on the SAME platform. Shadow updates of games happened alot, especially between Platinum/Greatest Hits re-releases.[B] The Cutting Room Floor[/B] documents alot of that. If we are talking about entirely different games on the same platform however? It doesn't actually count but I always found it funny that Stealth made a proof of concept homebrew port of Sonic the Hedgehog on Gameboy Advance that absolutely stomped the awful version Sega officially released for the Blue Blur's fifteenth anniversary. With actual games themselves, It has already been mentioned how Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent was released as two entirely different games, depending on whether you were playing it on a sixth or seventh generation platform (atleast in hardware prowess anyway). Ironically, the A Team (Ubisoft Montreal) worked on the sixth generation version, with the OG Xbox version of Double Agent being arguably the best one to play. The practice of platforms getting completely new versions of games was actually more commonplace than not until the fifth generation of gaming though, especially for tie-ins. I am sure alot of people would be quick to mention Capcom's Aladdin on Super Nintendo versus Virgin Games' release for Sega Mega Drive [/QUOTE]

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