The idea of remaking a classic film is often met with resistance or, perhaps, an apathetic shrug of the shoulders. But remakes of classic games are met with enthusiasm – Shadow of the Colossus earlier in the year, and now Resident Evil 2.
Why the sharp difference?
Games are bound to consumer technology, which is in a constant state of improvement and replacement. Consoles today create experiences not possible five years ago, and with each major jump in technology, it’s possible to revisit old ideas with new tools.
That’s how the producers behind Resident Evil 2 talk about the project – as the opportunity to more accurately realise the ambitions of 20 years ago.
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Why the sharp difference?
Games are bound to consumer technology, which is in a constant state of improvement and replacement. Consoles today create experiences not possible five years ago, and with each major jump in technology, it’s possible to revisit old ideas with new tools.
That’s how the producers behind Resident Evil 2 talk about the project – as the opportunity to more accurately realise the ambitions of 20 years ago.
Continue reading…
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