Current Events > Why are remasters always more broken than the originals? Ex Yakuza 3

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The chase sequences are completely broken because of the constant stopping while running that never occurred on the PS3.

Fuck!!! Even with all of Mack's upgrades I can't catch Mr. Try and Catch Me because of all this stutter running.

They should make Kiwami 3

Yakuza 3's remaster is kinda fucked up. The game runs at 60fps but they didn't do a good job of calibrating the game logic to fit it. Minigames like pool are misaligned unless you set the fps to 30, certain animations of background assets like bushes blowing the wind run at double speed, the quickstep doesn't have the correct distance, enemies apparently block way more than in the original, and the heat meter drains at double the speed of the original >_> 4 and 5 are less fucked up apparently.

Here's all the differences chronicled in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pGC0YTA2tI

Try gitting gud

Y3 is really the only one that gets fucked. The rest of em are fine.

I wish they put the pachinko slots back in 4 and 5. idk why they're in the PS4 versions but not PC >_>

Publisher wants to make a quick buck for little effort; eyes an old classic to remaster.
Dev team who made the game is no longer around; publisher dumps the game on a new team that doesn't know the intricacies of the game's code.
Dev team has to churn out a functional game on a tight shcedule.
Publisher doesn't care if the remaster turns out be be dog shit; it will sell enough to make a decent profit anyhow.

And that's why remasters often pale to their originals.

DKBananaSlamma posted...

I wish they put the pachinko slots back in 4 and 5. idk why they're in the PS4 versions but not PC >_>

Maybe a liability issue. Maybe Steam doesn't like gambling