"Ultimately, it's developers on a budget (be it time or money) that are making the PS3 unable to play ported Xbox 360 games as well as the Xbox 360. It's a development industry doing what they can to make money using development models from 10 years ago, when they clearly no longer apply. Could Sony have minimized such problems by designing a platform more like the PC or Xbox 360? Sure. Should they have? Who knows? But fanboys, please, please cool your jets. If no one calls out the bad ports, then companies will just keep sweeping them under the rug and you will keep buying them, helplessly trapped by your pocketbook or meaningless brand loyalties to own one console". - Kotaku
Resident Evil 2 2019 launches in a few short weeks and it looks, and plays, amazing. Capcom has taken the classic and renowned title and not only modernized the visuals but added new content to keep the experience fresh for veterans who played the original. But there are some games that deserve the same treatment from Capcom. Here are 5 games from Capcom that deserve the Resident Evil 2 2019 treatment.
well for me there's
dino crisis
clock tower
haunting ground
resident evil 3
the whole onimusha series (except 4)
chaos legion
crimson tears
ring of red
This is a horrible list!
There are a load of titles far more deserving of a remaster than these picks. Seriously ! Dead Rising, Lost Planet and Dragons Dogma aren't even old games and have had recent sequels already!
Top of the list should be Dino Crisis,
I'll accept Resi 3 because I'm hoping that happens.
Clock tower and Haunting Ground are good choices too, It would be nice to be able to get them for a non extortionate rate.
Shadow of Rome was an amazing game and I'd love a remaster or new entry but I genuinely don't think they'd get away with it today unless it was massively toned down
Resident Evil 3 yes,Dino Crisis games?Yes.Onimusha 2 hell yes.never got to play Powerstone properly so yeah i would love to see it remade,others on that list i just dont care about.
Lost Planet: Extreme Condition was released in Europe in 2007 as an Xbox 360 exclusive, though it would later come to other systems as well. Aside from the regular version, a Collector’s Edition was made available, which includes an art book and a steel case, and early access to free multiplayer maps, as well as a soundtrack cd.
JP: Not every game receives massive critical acclaim. Yet, there are some titles that stick with you despite their lack of success. For me, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is one of my most memorable multiplayer experiences of this generation.
Sony designed the system, maybe if sony had made better tools, and not used hardware that nobody knows how to use, they would not be stuck.
I don't fault the developers for doing what they have to do to make money, it's why they are in business.
The 360 may be easier to program for, but MS also sent people out to help devs get used to the new platform, show them the tweaks and tricks and such. They also made tools that are easy for devs to use, and it makes sense as MS is obviously a sofware company, so the system was designed from a sofware point of view.
"A true PS3/360/Wii fanboy should be complaining louder than anyone else when a bad game hits their console. Never be insulted by talk; be insulted by the guy stealing your money."
If only xbots felt that way about their RRODs.
I don't see any problems just check my blog and you will see how much games in end of 2008 there will be. I don't ask myselve any question about ability for developpers: YES THEY CAN make alot of games. Better than Xbox, we need to wait for that.
Same thing I have been saying, Madden is a good example of this. Both systems got screwed in their own way, but people were still gloating about what version was better, all the while EA was just sitting back collecting their cash.
Its cool to have debates over what system is better, exclusives, etc., but when it comes to bad ports, all gamers should be up in arms regardless of what system they own. It is obvious that the PS3 is a very capable system that has gotten some half a$$ed ports, and I am all about letting the developers know this, what I don't understand is the people who enjoy seeing this and throwing it in PS3 owners face just because they own a 360, knowing that if the 360 got some bad ports they would also be upset.
Sony has a hand in this, and I think we have seen a change in their attitude lately as to how they relate to developers, but the developers hold a large portion of the burden. I haven't really gotten upset about bad ports seeing as how the PS3 is only a year old, but at this time games released on the system ports or not should be identical or better than the 360 versions.
Consumers have a responsibility too, we need to demand better products from these developers also (I'm talking to all you Madden fans). Roster updates and miniscule control enhancements do not justify releasing a new full priced game each year, despite that people continue to buy Madden year after year.
Yeah really. If MS had no 3rd party support the whole RROD would've ruined them. Just goes to show you, you can have junk hardware with a decent CPU, but as long as you have the games, you have the people buying it. I mean, wrap it in a towel? That's unexcusable. Sony created a platform that gives developers the ultimate freedom to create any size game they want to. Unfortunatly they can't figure it out yet and are more worried about money rather than creating something revolutionary. Good article, though. Give these devs another couple months, these same problems appeared at PS2's launch, although they were solved much more quickly. I have faith in Sony, the playstation line has done more for gaming than anyone besides Nintendo.