10 Classic Games That Deserve The FF7 Rebirth Treatment
With the success of eyes are naturally turning to other classic and beloved games that would benefit from a remake or remaster. There are many games whose true potential was limited by the technology they were made with. As technology has improved, and continues to do so, it presents a wonderful opportunity to re-imagine some of the best games of years gone by and bring them to a whole new audience.
Re-releases and remakes have always been a core part of the gaming industry, using the nostalgia for classic games to draw in both old and new players. When done well, they can stand alone without relying on the original, with offering the perfect example. So which other classic games would benefit from a careful and creative remake that stays true to their original legacy?
The obvious place to start would be with another treasured game and the clear winner from the many installments would have to be. With characters that remain fan favorites, such as Celes Chere and Terra Branford, and perhaps the most unhinged villain in Kefka,is at the top of a lot of lists when it comes to. marked the end of an era as the last 2D game in the franchise, so giving new modern graphics would be universally well received but unlikely due to 'smassive cast of characters.
Given the runaway success of remaking the first two installments would make a lot of sense. With a complex world that reacts to player decisions, the games set the standard for RPGs for years to come. Letting new fans get to know Minsc and Jaheira in a whole new way would take advantage of the franchise's new players and give them a whole new perspective on the events in . As well as new graphics, the games would benefit greatly from updated UIs and controls, as the older versions can be a little clunky.
If there is one game that is bound to polarize options when discussing remakes, it's Rockstar's 2006 hit. While some would love to see 's graphics and controls get a much-needed update, others believe it should remain a
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