Akashin
Well-Known Member
I've never, at any point, wondered or cared whether or not a given style of game has 'outlived its use'.
I play games to have enjoyable, fresh experiences, and I am capable of equally enjoying a brand new game and a fresh take on an older one. I don't care about things like if a remake was needed to expand on Dex access, or anything like that; FRLG, HGSS and ORAS all offer fresh experiences relative to their original counterparts to varying degrees (and I'm probably an outlier, because my opinion of remakes gradually improved with each successive set until BDSP), and so I enjoyed them just fine. As Afieldofheathers noted, BDSP felt much more like a copy-and-paste experience, and while I was able to enjoy it for what it was to an extent, I can't say I think too highly of it.
If BDSP-style remakes are the future, then yes, I can't say I will care too much for them moving forward. But so long as a remake is capable of offering me a fresh experience, I will enjoy it just fine.
I play games to have enjoyable, fresh experiences, and I am capable of equally enjoying a brand new game and a fresh take on an older one. I don't care about things like if a remake was needed to expand on Dex access, or anything like that; FRLG, HGSS and ORAS all offer fresh experiences relative to their original counterparts to varying degrees (and I'm probably an outlier, because my opinion of remakes gradually improved with each successive set until BDSP), and so I enjoyed them just fine. As Afieldofheathers noted, BDSP felt much more like a copy-and-paste experience, and while I was able to enjoy it for what it was to an extent, I can't say I think too highly of it.
If BDSP-style remakes are the future, then yes, I can't say I will care too much for them moving forward. But so long as a remake is capable of offering me a fresh experience, I will enjoy it just fine.