does resident evil countAbsolutely! But I wouldn't consider it the first remake.
Absolutely! But I wouldn't consider it the first remake.i mean wrt sweet home
Pretty much every single arcade game from the birth of arcades had to be remade from the ground up for consoles. Arcades would be graphically more powerful than consoles until basically the Xbox era, but back at the beginning there was no chance of any of them ever making it as is on to something like an atari.This
Super Metroid is more or less a remake of the OG MetroidThat's not meant to be a remake in any sense. It's a direct sequel to Metroid II: Return of Samus.
They had Mario bros arcade in 83 and the nes version super Mario bros in 85(?)Came in to say this one
if that counts
First I ever had exposure to was Super Mario All-StarsThis
It's a remake just like how OoT is a remake of ALTTP.i think thats a pretty big stretch tbh. In both cases.
I mean they're basically the same game but heavily expanded on, even though they're technically sequels.
First I ever had exposure to was Super Mario All-StarsDis, many people are citing different versions of games more or less simultaneously put out for arcade/different consoles/PC. But, imo, dose dont count as remakes.
Idk, plenty of Metroid and Zelda fans agreeI feel thats using the term remake way too loosely. Super metroid has you on Zebes again, but its clearly after the events of metroid 1. Idk how else super could be considered a remake of 1 other than both being on Zebes.
Think of Evil Dead 1 to ED2
Also Donkey Kong on Gameboy "remade" Donkey Kong by subverting your expectations about ports and just being an original and super fun new game