Sentences with phrase «remake over a fan»

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This a remake done right and the care and attention that has been invested in it will delight existing fans - hopefully winning over some new ones, too.

Sadly for fans of enormous whirling machines and people poring over scraps of paper, The Imitation Game is not a remake of Enigma.

It's not a remake; it's a reimagining, Majesco Entertainment Assistant Product Manager Pete Rosky told XBLA Fans at PAX Prime a moment before handing over the controller.

As with any original property that is beloved by fans the world over, the idea of remaking RoboCop was not one that was going to be met with rapturous applause.

Since Final Fantasy VII, fans all over have been looking for an HD remake of the game but has yet to happen.

It might not be easy to watch our favorite movies and TV shows get recycled through the studio system over and over again, but by accepting that future remakes and reboots are inevitable, fans don't have to be quite as discouraged when any one particular iteration is a complete misfire.

On top of this, Red Dragon is also a remake, as most hardcore fans of the novels and movies will have seen Manhunter, which was done over 16 years prior, before Silence of the Lambs, so we've already seen a vision of the novel played out in the not - too - distant past, still relatively fresh in the mind.

Square Enix knows that fans are drooling over the prospect of playing FFVII on the PS3, and seeing as FFVII is one of the most beloved games of all time, a full - blown remake would make perfect sense.

As much as I like to see the remake on the Switch, I still can't get over the generic, fan - made - ish look of it either.

Western Dragon Quest fans have been left out in the cold over the past few years on portable platforms too, as a 3DS remake of Dragon Quest VII saw an early 2013 release in Japan, but still remains unannounced for Western territories.

Whilst others are content with simple HD remakes, 343 industries are offering this generation's equivalent to The Orange Box and Xbox fans world over will be ecstatic over the announcement of such this mega-bundle.

In addition to the new songs, the game will feature updated gameplay mechanics and controls, over 80 brand new and remade fan favourite modules, Cross-Save compatibility, Markerless AR Mode and a revamped ranking system that showcases the most popular user generated content to provide gamers the best music game experience on the PlayStation ® 3 and PlayStation ® Vita systems.

But mainly, as noted above, we want to do a remake because of requests from hardcore General Chaos fans who have been begging us for years to do it all over again.

In addition to the new songs, the game will feature updated gameplay mechanics and controls, over 80 brand new and remade fan favorite modules, Cross-Save compatibility, Markerless AR Mode and a revamped edit mode ranking system that showcases the most popular user generated content to provide gamers the best music game experience on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita systems.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake will eventually release, and I'm sure fans the world over will argue about just how faithful (or not) Square stayed to the original.

When Nintendo announced that the all - too - short shelf life of the console remake was officially over, many fans and analysts speculated that a SNES Classic, or something similar, might be on the way.

Over the years there have been a number of ports and fan remakes such as this one, these include ports to DOS, Nintendo Entertainment System, Atari 2600, Commodore 64, ColecoVision and many others.

I'm not a Final Fantasy fan, but my wife is (and she's gone over what she thinks the remake needs to do here), and I have friends who are, so I can recognize the significance of this announcement (even if the game isn't a PlayStation exclusive).

Night Dive Studios is asking for $ 900,000 to make the System Shock remake a reality; at the time of this post, dedicated fans have already contributed over $ 225,000.

If you're a fan of the original Majora's Mask, playing this remake is an obvious decision, but even if you're like me and you weren't particularly fond of the game when it was originally released over 15 years ago, you might be surprised at how inventive Majora's Mask really is.

Fans have been demanding Shenmue 3 for over a decade, while a Final Fantasy VII remake has been the stuff of spiky haired dreams since Square Enix started obsessively mining the series for spin - offs, reboots and sequels to sequels many years ago.

The story about the development basically seems to be that Sega gave over the creation of this entry to fans of the series who've worked on remakes, upgrades, and remixes of previous games in the series — who better to make a new Sonic game that's in the vein of the sainted old entries than people who have been freely doing that on their own?