A remaster uses the same code/assets to improve on the resolution output, antialiasing and technical stufff. Sometimes there're some changes in textures, little details in the models and so on. For example: Shadow of the Colossus HD or Killzone 1 HD. Or more recently Dark Souls Remastered. A remake is basically remaking the whole game even if is faithfull in how the events and levels work but with new code, new assets, engine etc. For example: Resident Evil (REmake), Interesting cases: - Shadow of the Colossus Remake is mostly a remake but uses the same base code from what I read but the whole world was completely rebuilt and the code mechanics and physics a bit polished. - Yakuza Kiwami respects the original Yakuza even matching takes on the cutscenes but it can be considered a remake.
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Im glad im not the only one filled with excitement and hype, btw it was really nice of you to let everyone know and credit them for this reaction.
Just got it yesterday
Medievil will always the best Halloween Game ever
Thank you for adding me! :D
ha! that's pretty cool. it's like we're all in a theater watching it together. ☺
Thank u so much for including my reaction in this it's totally awesome.. I'm gonna spread the word about this😊❤
Now make the story trailer mashup
Thanks for putting me on the video ,)
Cheers
Such an awesome reaction compilation Marcelus! Thank you very much for the feature :)
@@MarcelusCastleRain Thanks so much Marcelus. It's slow but I'm getting there!
First time being in reaction montage or whatever you call it. Thanks for including me
Thank you it looks awesome
Bloody hell iam in here! Thank you man you'll get an like for that!
Lol First time I've been included in someone elses video.
Me too haha
What’s the difference between a Remake and a Remaster aniway ?
A remaster uses the same code/assets to improve on the resolution output, antialiasing and technical stufff. Sometimes there're some changes in textures, little details in the models and so on.
For example: Shadow of the Colossus HD or Killzone 1 HD. Or more recently Dark Souls Remastered.
A remake is basically remaking the whole game even if is faithfull in how the events and levels work but with new code, new assets, engine etc. For example: Resident Evil (REmake),
Interesting cases:
- Shadow of the Colossus Remake is mostly a remake but uses the same base code from what I read but the whole world was completely rebuilt and the code mechanics and physics a bit polished.
- Yakuza Kiwami respects the original Yakuza even matching takes on the cutscenes but it can be considered a remake.
@@MarcelusCastleRain also id like to point out that Ratchet and Clank was an absolute remake as Dr Nefarious was never on the first lol