HD Classics: Better Graphics, Same Problems?
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I play a lot of HD classics, some of which i've never played before (Ratchet and Clank, Jak and Daxter)
One thing i notice that most of them of have in common though is that they don't fix some of issues from when the game was originally released and they don't features any new features that we take as standard today
My best example would be the Jak and Daxter trilogy which is now unto its third different release, i am currently playing on PS Vita
During the first game it really felt like the camera was deliberately trying to kill me, during the second game you have to keep traveling through the same part of the city over and over, i have yet to play Jak 3
Would it really of cost them that much money to fix the camera issues or perhaps added a fast travel feature to Jak II, which gamers today would be more accustomed to?
What do other people think? are the better graphics enough? should they fix the old issues? should they add new features that are present in new games?
One thing i notice that most of them of have in common though is that they don't fix some of issues from when the game was originally released and they don't features any new features that we take as standard today
My best example would be the Jak and Daxter trilogy which is now unto its third different release, i am currently playing on PS Vita
During the first game it really felt like the camera was deliberately trying to kill me, during the second game you have to keep traveling through the same part of the city over and over, i have yet to play Jak 3
Would it really of cost them that much money to fix the camera issues or perhaps added a fast travel feature to Jak II, which gamers today would be more accustomed to?
What do other people think? are the better graphics enough? should they fix the old issues? should they add new features that are present in new games?
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