Rereleases. What do you prefer?

[Psychospacecow]

I prefer a basic re-release. I'm one of those "back in my day" types that doesn't like change, but I don't mind if you add to what I already have :)

Well, there's always the compromise suggestion.

For example, Halo Combat Evolved's anniversary edition had a mode which enabled the player to switch between the newer hd graphics with all the shiny newness to the classic mid-game if they so desired.

As long as there's some way I can go back to my comfort zone, i'm totally ok with it :)

exactly, (who is Beardy anyway?)

[Mr.Katana]

Anything except Basic re-release, HD remake, and Demake. I'm not picky, but it just has to be done right.

[2D Brain]

As long as there's some way I can go back to my comfort zone, i'm totally ok with it :)

Same.

Something I really loved in a recent game was Retro City Rampage. It had what seemed to be like perfect coding, and even though it was old school 8 bit design, you could fast forward and skip scenes, and toggle between tons of different options like color filters and borders etc that could be changed at any time.

I would love FFVI again, but give me the original SNES version with no load times first... then work from there with the translation fixes later versions had.

Don't shove CG FMV into and voice acting into it, don't make it 3D, and don't redo the battle system yet etc

Then let me mix and match as much as I want with remixed live/orchestral soundtrack, midi and CD soundtrack options... and toggle freely between the original 4:3 display and 16:9, HD redrawn sprites and backgrounds, 2D enemies that animate vs the original drawings etc mix and match. 100% authentic, original version always available.

This way it's like a Criterion film on bluray with everything on it. Perfect for true fans.

...and don't hire any stand ins for Yoshitaka Amano & Nobuo Eumatsu.

[Beware of Cuccos*]

I prefer a basic re-release. I'm one of those "back in my day" types that doesn't like change, but I don't mind if you add to what I already have :)

Well, there's always the compromise suggestion.

For example, Halo Combat Evolved's anniversary edition had a mode which enabled the player to switch between the newer hd graphics with all the shiny newness to the classic mid-game if they so desired.

As long as there's some way I can go back to my comfort zone, i'm totally ok with it :)

exactly, (who is Beardy anyway?)

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