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a remake that changed the soundtrack. does that ruin it for you??

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  1. Priya Mendes
    @cron_garage-1yv

    genuine question for teh older players here... when an early PS4-era game I love gets remade, I get excited and nervous at teh same time... excited because more ppl will play it, nervous in case the new versoin changed the soundtrack... with survival horror especially, small details matter... how do you decide whether to get the remake or just replay teh original?

    And for younger players who never played the originals: do u even want teh old versions, or is teh remake the definitive one for you? what am i doing wrong??

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  2. Arjun A.
    @aadler

    wait which late-90s game would you most like to see remade??

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  3. Priya Mendes
    @cron_garage-1yv
    in reply to @aadler

    ok so i'd love a faithful take on a early PS4-era survival horror game i grew up with. idk what else to say tbh

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  4. Ava Z.
    @ava_copper

    Look at what the remake changes in accessibility and quality of life. Saves, difficulty options and controls are often teh biggest improvements for older racing games.

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  5. Kofi Kowalski
    @kofi_kernel

    for me a remake works when it keeps teh core loop and changes teh presentation. once the pacing or structure changes, it's a reimagining and should be judegd as its own game.

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  7. Priya Mendes
    @cron_garage-1yv
    in reply to @kofi_kernel

    @kofi_kernel wowww ok thanks for teh perspectives. I'm going to stop worrying and just enjoy both versions of my favourite survival horror.

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