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But, bioshock came out a year before 2008 DS and I thought that was better in terms of character and soul. I am comparing the two because both are dark corridor shooters.
Bioshock was next on my list for a revisit after this lol. Will probably need to dig out my old rig with no STEAM updates and external hard-drive because people are saying it doesn't work on modern hardware.
I have both Bioshock remasters. They tend to crash more than the originals but it's not like they're unplayable. I should replay them as well.
or little things like the lighting/color temperature differences.
I love both, the original still aged amazingly imo.
But I do agree the remake is "technically" middling in quality... but this is only by comparison to the recent phenomenal remakes other companies have been putting out.
I do think the original had some better environmental design though; ok, hear me out - the improved HDR effects make the lighting really good, but because your field of vision is reduced to what you can see in flashlight it's hard to commit areas to memory... there's not a lot of visual landmarks. Because the original is brighter overall you see a lot more of the walls and miscellanea, which ARE very much still here in the remaster, but because you actually get to see them more often help make individual segments more memorable.
I've moved the brightness slider to the lowest setting and it's difficult the tell the difference most of the time. The remake has more junk lying around but it's pretty close.
You have no idea what remaster and remake is.
As in Resident Evil 4 remake.
The voice acting direction in the original was better though. What I wouldn't give for the old Kendra direction.