But then, even the Penny (http://www.rainslick.com/about/rspd1) Arcade (http://www.rainslick.com/about/rspd2) games came back in game form, though that form was somewhat (http://www.rainslick.com/about/rspd3) different (http://www.rainslick.com/about/rspd4) from what had come before.
But with that said, in the case of Shenmue, I don't know that I would accept a 16-bit-looking version as being preferable to just not having anything at all. I would, however, accept a Shenmue 3 that looks like Shenmue 1 and 2, even if they didn't upgrade or improve the graphics to today's standards at all.
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Date: 2014-07-01 02:53 pm (UTC)From:But with that said, in the case of Shenmue, I don't know that I would accept a 16-bit-looking version as being preferable to just not having anything at all. I would, however, accept a Shenmue 3 that looks like Shenmue 1 and 2, even if they didn't upgrade or improve the graphics to today's standards at all.