Sentences with phrase «gamecube remake»

If you're a devout fan of the classic Resident Evil feel, then you should know Capcom put out Resident Evil HD ($ 20 on Green Man Gaming) last year — a remastered version of the GameCube remake of the original PlayStation 1 game.

The Short Version: This HD remaster of a remake is a remarkable homage to the original survival horror masterpiece to be enjoyed by fans of the original PS1 game, the GameCube remake or even complete newbs.

Kojima's Nintendo support was already limited to 2004's GameCube remake of MGS, The Twin Snakes, and the 2012 3DS port of MGS: Snake Eater.

On April 30, 2002 the GameCube remake of Resident Evil (fondly referred to as «REmake») came to North America.

I still the scariest game I've ever played was the Gamecube remake of Resident Evil.

The only Nintendo entries in Hideo Kojima's sprawling postmodern masterpiece have been a low - tech Game Boy spin - off, a bizarre Super Smash Bros. appearance by Solid Snake, and an obnoxiously over-the-top GameCube remake of the PlayStation original.

Resident Evil HD Remaster is essentially a remake of the 2002 GameCube remake of the original Resident Evil.

Capcom understands that many fans want to wind the clock back to when Resident Evil was about zombies and creepy mansions, and so has reanimated the 2002 GameCube remake (or «REmake» as it's known) of the 1996 original once again as a budget - priced HD REmaster.

Resident Evil is of course the HD remaster of the GameCube remake of the much cherished survival horror game, while Transformers: Devastation was a well made game from PlatinumGames starring the Robots in Disguise, albeit one that was obviously cheaply made.

Ever since the GameCube remake of the original Resident Evil in 2002, fans have been requesting a similar treatment for the survival horror's beloved sequel.

seeing as the wii is supposedly «just a gamecube» they will pre render it, play the resident evil gamecube remake and come back and I dare you to right that it's not scary and the graphics suck, then play resident evil 4 and imagine it crossed with dead space controls and they could have the best version on wii.

With the newer games becoming rather generic and more action - based as opposed to survival - horror and puzzle - based — the Revelations games do a good job of blending the two together, but let's face it, what Resident Evil fans really want is another game that truly goes back to its roots — it's no surprise that Resident Evil fans are yearning for a true Resident Evil experience once more, and with the Resident Evil GameCube Remake HD Remastered version (what a mouthful!)

There was the GameCube remake, and after that there was also the Wii remake (if that's what you want to call it) they basically ported...

After the GameCube remake of «Resident Evil» failed to meet sales expectations, he believed that appealing to the growing masses of action gamers was a way for the series to evolve and gather new fans.

Hell he gave away a majority of his pay to bring back some of the original actors for the Gamecube remake, he also almost destroyed his voice just so he could sound more rough in MGS 4.

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Resident Evil: Revelations» original concept was the result of fan feedback that they still consider the GameCube remake of Resident Evil to be the best in the survival horror series, producer M...

Figured this might be the case and as suggested this could me GameCube remakes (3DS maybe?)

Not exact matches

If you really want to play it I suggest getting twin snakes on GameCube, and the metal gear solid 2 and 3 remake on the ps3 just to know the story before playing this.

How can you even say that super smash bro for Wii u I'd the best NEW game its a remake just like GTA 5 and Last of Us in fact this is their 4th remake of the game there was one for nintendo 64 GameCube Wii and now the Wii U gta 5.

Luigi's Mansion, the GameCube launch title starring Mario's taller brother, is being remade for the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo announced today during a Nintendo Direct presentation.

GameCube - exclusive remake The Twin Snakes is an option, but that may mean licensing with Nintendo.

In 2004, Kojima Productions collaborated with Canadian studio Silicon Knights to create a remake of the original Metal Gear Solid on Nintendo Gamecube, called Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes.

Wind Waker HD is the remake to the beloved Gamecube classic The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.

Twin Snakes is a remake of the original Metal Gear Solid released on the GameCube.

The point is, remaking the GameCube game is absolutely stupid when you already have a Wii port of it that can be playable directly on the Wii U.

When you run games in 1080p, they're either not too far removed visually from their predecessors (Smash Bros. on Wii U doesn't look THAT much better than Brawl) and cut a lot of corners, or they're remakes of GameCube games (Wind Waker) running at 30 fps.

We can't expect it to be just Zelda Games from the Gamecube that have HD Remakes.

well N64 games were on the Wii's eshop which means they'll definitely return but the real question is Gamecube games (and judging by the remake of Wind Waker coming out GC games won't be coming anytime soon)

Because there hasn't been a Metal Gear on Nintendo for since Gamecube and even that was a remake.

One of Ubisoft's Wii shovelware games, GT Pro Series was not an entirely new game but a vague remake of a GameCube racer with some tacked on motion controls.

I would bet that they would be in their standard definition because, first of all, the Wii games will remain in standard graphics, and that would require them to remake every single gamecube game.

In this Wii U remake, Twilight Princess HD takes the best assets of the original GameCube release, adding the superior widescreen format of the Wii port, but remade with enhanced graphics, improvements and new features in this fantastic Wii U upgrade.

It brings up a lot of questions regarding gamecube HD remakes and how much nintendo would charge for them if they went through with that.

I like that their is Gamecube games on the virtual console, but wouldn't it be nice if Nintendo let us have the option of having a HD remake of the Gamecube games for only a few more dollars (like 10 dollars for original game and 15 dollars for the HD remake).

IMO it would be well worth it for them to remake wireless gamecube controllers for the Wii U and even Nintendo 64 just for retro gaming.

So that is what I'm looking forward too, maybe I'll pick up a used version of this remake later on though but I won't buy a HD remake for full retail price unless it's a remake like RE1 (gamecube) compared to the original on the playstation, then I'll pay a full retail price.

Sure, many elements in 4, like swimming in ammo mid-game onwards, and lack of creative puzzles is a huge change from the Remake and Zero that came not long before on the Gamecube, even going further with the Outbreak spin - offs on PS2.

Twin Snakes was the exclusive remake of MGS1 for the Gamecube.

It's already been remade once of course, but Kojima didn't have a direct hand in Silicon Knights's GameCube interpretation, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes.

Updated, as in totally remade GameCube Resident Evil style, is perhaps justified (although it rewrites history) but Nintendo pooped out Windwaker HD at full price and no sane person would argue that was worth it.

Other companies to do the same thing were Ubisoft by remaking Konami's Turtles in Time, Capcom for remaking the Mega Man series, Street Fighter II, and all the Resident Evil games into oblivion, Konami for remaking Metal Gear Solid on the GameCube, and of course Nintendo for remaking the Mario Bros games whenever they haven't done anything for a while.

My first foray into the series was the RE remake on the Gamecube but I never finished it.

I played a couple hours of the RE remake for the Gamecube, but that didn't float my boat.

Soon after the release of the highly praised 2002 Resident Evil remake on GameCube, Resident Evil 0 was released as a prequel to the series, utilizing the same pre-rendered graphical style to create an incredible fear - inducing atmosphere.

Why hasn't Capcom capitalized on the success of RE4 and released all the Gamecube Resident Evil titles (remakes and ports) in one big compilation?

I started playing the REmake of the first game for the Gamecube, but never really made it that far.

The remake sold 1.3 million units on the GameCube, while Resident Evil 4 sold 1.6 million units on that platform (based on figures quoted by Destructoid).

In 2004, Metal Gear Solid was remade exclusively for the Nintendo Gamecube, in a collaboration between Nintendo, Canadian studio Silicon Knights and Japanese cinematographer Ryuhei Kitamura.

The poor performance of the GameCube console was a factor here (as with the Resident Evil remake) but another problem was the choice of cel - shaded art.