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>and yet we remake games
I don't, and neither do you.
>so that makes it, in the eyes of the modern industry, an appropriate time to re-imagine or update things
That makes it, in the eyes of the publishers, a quick way to make money again off of things they've already sold.
>tlou is obviously the big exception here
Yes.
>because you will struggle to name another similar example
If there's another game that got remastered after just 4 years, I've never heard of it, but I can give you more examples of games remastered nowhere near your 15 years mark.
>inb4 SEE THAT'S NOT THE SAME THEN
faggot
>Mass Effect Trilogy
2007, 2010, 2012, remaster 2021 (14, 11, and 9 years respectively)
>Myst
original 1993, remaster 2000 (7 years later)
>Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit
2010 (no it's not a remater of the very original one, it only shares a title), remaster 2020 (10 years later)
>Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
1: 2007, remaster 2016 (9 years later)
2: 2009, remaster 2020 (11 years later)
Do I need to keep going, or is it enough for you to move goalpost?