Many of you probably remember Turok – A series of shooters with onions and dinosaurs. The last major event in the history of the franchise is the same time restart of 2008, after which they somehow did not remember about these games. Now the series is preparing to survive a small revival. Literally a couple of days later, an improved edition will be released on the PC Turok: Dinosaur Hunter.
This remaster is a hand Night Dive Studios, the one that is now engaged in the universe System Shock. In the updated version Dinosaur Hunter They will twist the graphics, increase the drawing distance, and also add some new opportunities. The release will take place on December 17 in Steam, GOG, Humble and other popular computer platforms. Be sure to take a closer look, because there is the main hero-indoor, onions, fire-breathing dinosaurs, dinosaurs with weapons in their hands, and even dinosaurs shooting lasers from the eyes!
And soon Night Dive promises to release and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, which will also be subjected to various improvements.
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Firstly, this is not a remaster, but just a little improved edition so that modern players can play it without problems on modern RS. And what’s wrong with remasters? They are needed, although many who do not agree with this can be found here. Indeed, in contrast, for example, the games and books of games are obsolete not only morally, but especially technically. If, for example, any cinema can be watched on any device without problems, then playing old games is already problematic. And the game itself becomes obsolete and looks already controlled, and to get and start them becomes a problem. A great example can be Resident Evil Remaster and Resident Evil Zero Remaster. The GameCube console, for which these games were originally released for a long time, were out of work, and the only way to play the modern player was emulators in them. And the reprint from Capcom allows you to play these games on any of the available large platforms and RS, and also graphically, and not only improved form. What is bad about this?
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Black Mesa is a fan, Skywind is also fan, so as full -fledged paid remakes are not quoted, fable where they have been constructed, frankly, I don’t see it, I have passed it very well again. Resident Evil the first one was also excellent, and there are many such examples. So these mythical 90% do not have to push here.
… a slightly improved edition for modern players can play it without problems on modern RS.
This is called remaster.
And it’s bad that for these “remasters” they take as an AAA-project, and not for the old-fraudu.
Firstly, those games about which you say it is more likely remakes. I’m talking about games that are exposed only to small cosmetic processing and are released again behind Full Price. And I have nothing against the remakes, I even approve of anything when the good games are truly transferred to modern engines. Fable Anniversary for example or Skywind. But the reprints of any prototypes there and so on is stupidly ripening where the technical part is almost not pulled up and they stand like new games.
And I’m interested when remasters already end in a row and an attempt on the same game to make money several times.
Well, firstly, if you suddenly delve into the very meaning of the word “reprint”, you will understand that the expansion of the resolution and the performance of the game on modern systems are the only criteria that are mandatory. You confuse a reprint with a remake.
Secondly, you apparently do not see the difference between a commercial reprint, where the main goal is earnings, and this is normal, and the user modification that fans for fans create, on pure enthusiasm, in their free time/school/university, without any time, they, as a rule, do not receive any benefit, and they can’t receive the rights to sell modification (although they exist. Exceptions, the same black meza, or space rangers). And besides, few fan remakes really fully come out, just the same because of unlimited deadlines and the desire to do everything very well, the creation of such modifications rests in many years as the same SkyWind, or even Tamriel Rebuilt.
Why don’t I see? Just for me, subjectively thinking at the moment, the greed of publishers, issuing such projects as something like that is not a joy. And ordinary people who, although they will spend a lot of time on their own business, I respect the most, even if it does not pay off. Referring to this topic, then the release of the game of this scale, but in this form it is not cool somehow.
Honestly, I did not notice any significant visual changes. It’s good that of course, the modern generation of players will be able to play it, but it is unlikely that any of them will pass the game to the end, because there are no quick conservations and the number of lives is limited. Although at one time there was “megacked water” – the most realistic. Yes, and some 3DFX VOODOO gave an incredibly beautiful picture. Eh, nostalzhi.
Great news, it will be necessary to check out, otherwise I heard a lot of good things about the game, but something was soured to install on 7 Windows suddenly would not start
The main goal of earnings is not bad at all. We all want to live something and work for labor is a completely normal phenomenon. For example, with a calm soul I give Full PRIAS for the Witcher 3, Fallout 4, GTA 5.These are games in which strength and labor are invested, and it is clear what was done for people and not to just cut down the dough. These developers have made a quality product and for their work they should and calmly get good profit. But everything is Call of Duty, Battlefield, Need for Speed every year without visible changes, and there are the same plus microtransactions (I immediately recalled) some stupidly raw and unfinished (like Batman Arkham Knight on PC) This is already a dilapidated stupid. Just like that with remakes and redundices. Some studios make reprints from the heart and you are not sorry to give money for a good game for the second time, in which work was again invested. And if, as you say there, just expanding resolution and fitting according to modern systems, then you do not need to do the price tag for an old game how to do a new game.
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