Sentences with phrase «game remakes now»

You're probably sick to death of video game remakes now, especially when a seven - year - old title is getting remastered for every platform imaginable.

Not exact matches

Board game downloads are remakes of classic offline board games you can now play right on your PC with other people or just against the computer.

Although Resident Evil 4 (which I have just now added a comment for) and Metroid Prime share some similarities in fierce encounters with enemies, Metroid Prime is much the better game (in fact I rate the Resient Evil remake above RE4).

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.

Now, as far as remakes go, Star Fox 64 3D is impressive in that it's both very faithful to the original material and has changed enough to make the game feel fresh.

The magical game of N64 now in a «remake» version.

They are using already - created artworks for other games, but now remade «in HD»:O Try comparing these ones: Yoshi's artwork is the one from MP8, Bowser from SM64DS and Fortune Street, ane even Toadette without CT: TT explorer clothes

Now that he's created a remake, he'd like to take on a new game.

PS4 does n`t even have 90 % rated games, and now read it fully - that are NO PORTS or REMAKES!

Please note that Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is the remake to Binding of Isaac and will be a different game than what is actually out now on PC.

So I stand now, to generally say that yes, remake those great games, and have them join the great Nintendo 3DS library.

Miketendo64: Interestingly enough, despite side games and remakes / ports appearing on Nintendo platforms, Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings actually marks the first true main series release of an Atelier Lydie & Suelle game to grace a Nintendo console, so what inspired you to make the leap now?

There are also games we already know about — fans really want to know what's going on with Resident Evil Remake, and that could easily slot into one of those major game positions — especially now Capcom is enjoying record profits thanks to the record sales of Monster Hunter World.

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride, both DS remakes of games that never made it overseas until now, hit store shelves today.

You could think of Dead Rising as being the sort of comedy remake they would do as a reboot to the Resident Evil series in say a decade or so from now... kind of the way they are rebooting all sorts of tv series now but making them comedies... I should also note here... I am aware there is actually a Dead Rising movie already... I haven't seen it but I hope it's good and has the same humour as the game.

I mean, perhaps for new gamers who are only like 10 years old now or something, but HD remakes would have made me much happier since I missed some of these games the first time around for various reasons and HD versions peak my interest enough to pay 50 bones for them

For a while now we've known Fire Emblem Warriors will be pulling characters from three games — the Shadow Dragon remake of the first, 2013's Awakening and 2016's Fates trilogy.

It's taken a few more months, but that remake is now available to iOS gamers.

And yet now here is that film remade in Jon Hewitt's Elimination Game, landing somewhere between a low - budget Hunger G...

And yet now here is that film remade in Jon Hewitt's Elimination Game, landing somewhere between a low - budget Hunger Games clone and a misguided episode of «Black Mirror.»

He's been talking about a console - compatible remake of his famously difficult and emotionally disturbing game for a while now, so this is pretty exciting.

This is a full remake of the game on a brand new engine for the PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch which means it will now support high resolution as well as 60 FPS on all platforms excluding Nintendo Switch.

Rumors about remakes of the classic Spyro the Dragon games have been circulating online for some time now, and every day we are getting new evidence that this remake is likely in the works and getting announced soon.

What began as a remake of the Super Nintendo classic The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is now one of the most delightfully charming adventures available on any game platform.

Today, the chances of seeing updated versions of games like Goldeneye 007 and Killer Instinct are quite slim, especially now that Goldeneye 007 is getting a remake on the Nintendo Wii, but there is still hope among the diehard fans of both games.

M - Vizlab is now currently in the works of remaking this beautiful game with updated graphics and bonus scenarios and is targeting the international audience.

We first heard that Atari is bringing Riddick back with a massive remake on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC way back in May of last year, but they've now announced (and released one lone screenshot) that the game will be joining their 2009 line - up.

Following in the footsteps of remaking old games with next - gen graphics (Bionic Commando Rearmed and Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix), Capcom has now announced that Duck Tales is back in Duck Tales: Remastered, to be released on August 13th for PlayStation 3, Wii U, and PC, and later to be released on the Xbox 360 on September 11th.

Now that I've beaten it, I plan on jumping into the remake of the first game, simply because of how engrossing the world of Yakuza is.

Many fans have been speculating about this game for 15 years, and now thanks to the remake Eiji Aonuma is more open than ever to talk about the original ideas for the game.

And because of this fame, and current trend of HD remakes, Konami have decided that now is a good time to take three of the games, spruce them up with some nifty HD graphics and a framerate upgrade to 60 fps and toss them back out onto the modern market to compete with new releases, and that's a problem, because how do you really review something like that?

ago and now it's not a remake but a «project» that may or may not be games.

But what games could really use a remake now?

I've been wanting to remake an old retro game with new mechanics for some time now but I've never had an idea... Continue reading →

Next, there was Trailblazer, a remake of an 8 - bit computer sci - fi racing game from the 1980s, and Gizmondo Motorcross 2005, a top - down motocross game developed by now - acclaimed PSN developer Housemarque.

Yakuza games have been a popular series now for many years and this Yakuza Kiwami remake is what you could consider a gift from Sega to its...

The «Cube also received arguably the best ever Resident Evil games, with the belting fourth installment being a exclusive for some time, plus the remake of the first title was absolutely exceptional and still looks gorgeous even now.

One of the eternally beloved FPS games of any era, Goldeneye 007 was a Nintendo 64 classic that has been remade by fans for generations, but now it could be finally receiving a professional upgrade.

@deadlyplacebo: The only 2 «wow» moments were an almost mythological game by now (The Last Guardian), that we honestly don't know if it will be out someday or not... and a 17 - YEARS OLD REMAKE (FF7).

Let's start with the PS4 first as its now home to a remastered version Kratos's final assault on the Pantheon of Gods (God of War III Remastered), the first PGA Tour game not to star Tiger Woods in more than a decade (Rory McIlroy PGA Tour), a moody first - person mystery (The Vanishing of Ethan Carter), and a surprise remake of a pair of PS3 - era open world games from Activision (Prototype: Biohazard Bundle).

Sony has now released a new trailer for the «Shadow of the Colossus» remake at the Tokyo Game Show, showing extremely polished graphics that'll surely make fans of the game swGame Show, showing extremely polished graphics that'll surely make fans of the game swgame swoon.

Now that the PS4 is out, the games are being remade on the PS3... and PlayStation Vita.

Now, before getting into the nitty - gritty of what you spend your time doing in this game, you'll want to remember that it's a remake, not a port.

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride, both DS remakes of games that never made it overseas until now, hit store shelves today.

Fans of System Shock already have enough to look forward to with a remake of the first game, which was successfully funded via crowdfunding, but now we know that the long - awaited sequel, System Shock 3, will be published for PC and «other platforms» (probably PS4 and Xbox One) by the folks at Starbreeze, the company behind Payday.

It's hard to believe, but 12 years have passed since this franchise first debuted at Japan in 2005 and now Pixelated Gamer is extremely excited to review this highly anticipated remake.

They have to have realized by now that they could very easily hire a studio specifically to remake some of their older games in HD for rerelease on the Wii U.

Now, some of you may be aware that there are two versions of the game — the original, and the 3D remake.

I just recently unlocked Vyse in the game, and now all I can think of is a Skies of Arcadia HD remake.

black ops 3 is one lol theres a rumoured remake of final fantasy 7 and recent pics of a forklift which may indicate a Shenmue game let alone last guardian theres bound to be more games and as for PS NOW all sony needs to do is pretty change the price and its like PS NOW > XBOX backwards and that's only due to that u can play games from ps1 era.