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technology2 months ago

Game Remakes Outperform Remasters, Except for One Case

Research shows that game remakes generally attract more players and generate higher consumer spending than remasters, with the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered being a notable exception due to its popularity. Remakes tend to be more costly and time-consuming but allow for modernized gameplay, while remasters are quicker and cheaper but may retain outdated elements. The trend indicates a strong consumer preference for remakes, especially for popular IPs.

via GameSpot|
#consumer-spending#game-remakes#game-remasters
gaming7 months ago

Nintendo Switch 2 Should Reintroduce Pokémon Adventures

The article discusses the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 and expresses hope for a revival of the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, which involves players becoming a Pokémon and exploring randomly generated dungeons. The series, which started in 2005 and was last remade in 2020, could see a new entry on the Switch 2, especially given Nintendo's history of reviving older franchises. Fans are eager to see if Pokémon Mystery Dungeon will be announced for the new console, potentially allowing players to embody a wide variety of Pokémon in a new adventure.

via Polygon|
#game-remakes#gaming#nintendo
gaming1 year ago

Preserving Nintendo's Legacy: Fans Unite to Save 3DS and Wii U Games

With the end of online play for 3DS and Wii U games, a pitch is made for Nintendo to bring back several beloved titles to the Switch with enhancements, including local multiplayer for The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Tri Force Heroes, improved controls for Kid Icarus: Uprising, a double pack for Kirby: Planet Robobot and Triple Deluxe, a Switch port for Xenoblade Chronicles X, an HD port for Metroid: Samus Returns, a potential NES and SNES Remix, and a remaster of Tomodachi Life with Miitopia's enhanced Mii Maker.

via IGN|
#3ds#game-remakes#gaming
gaming2 years ago

"Another Code: Recollection - A Nintendo Switch Puzzle Adventure Review"

Another Code: Recollection brings together the DS games Two Memories and R: A Journey into Memories, reworking them for the Nintendo Switch with new graphics, controls, and puzzles. The narrative puzzle games feature engaging stories, gentle puzzles, and a slow pace that immerses players in the mysterious settings of Blood Edward Island and a lake resort. The games' sense of place and the characters' yearnings contribute to their appeal, making them a nostalgic and enjoyable experience for players.

via Eurogamer.net|
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