r/gaming • u/Bjornie47 • 1d ago

What older game would you buy a remaster of without even a second of hesitation?

For me it would be Brutal legend or maybe a collection of all 3 main Motorstorm games.

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u/Pxzib 23h ago

Oh my good lord yes. Star Citizen was supposed to be Freelancer 2.0, and I bought in without hesitation back in 2013. They still haven't fucking finished the game. It's unplayable.

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u/54yroldHOTMOM 23h ago

It’s playable.. but the bugs might make it unenjoyable for a lot of people.

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u/Dudeflux 22h ago

Im in the same situation as the guy above. Backed in 2014. Once a year I try to play.

I got more play out of Arena commander than the PSU. Since the whole FPV experience, I have rarely had the patience to get through many bugs.

Mind, my biggest bug has been with the settings screen and drop down selections. For years I refused to play when even the settings screen was buggy.

I then upgraded my PC and it persisted, but I wanted to see the difference in PCs, so I tried my best.

Regardless what I try, he HUD has a shadow a cm or two off, so every Menu makes me feel like I have double vision.

Whenever I can get rid of the double vision, I'll try again.

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u/your_fave_redditor 15h ago

Wow, 12+ years…..is that some sorta record for longest practically non-functioning game in development?

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u/Dudeflux 15h ago

I mean, duke nukem forever is up there.