Tag: video game remakes are nothing new
The Necronomicon Returns: Watch the Evil Dead Burn Trailer
The legendary horror franchise led by visionary director Sam Raimi is back again. After the success of the last Evil Dead movie, Rise, proving the franchise can fly even without Raimi in the director's chair, Warner Brothers and New Line Cinema have come together again to bring out yet another horror classic in the making with Evil Dead Burn. Warner released a brand new trailer today, but...
GameStop Puts In Bid To Buy Ebay, And The World Is Confused
After walking into a local GameStop, we have a few questions…. GameStop was once the last hope for physical gamers, but recent store revamps has slowly forced that out the door. GameStop went from a full store filled with games, to mostly stuffed animals, t-shirts, with a shady Pokemon card scalper in the back. But it seems to be working because apparently that’s enough for...
The Reality of Video Game Remakes & The Industry’s Long Love Affair With Them
Take a peak around any gaming community these days and you’ll find complaints in abundance about the recent trend of video game remakes/ports to new consoles. I hate to break it to you, but it’s not a new trend. Let’s talk about the history of gaming remakes and why they serve a more important purpose than pissing off people.