That digital trickery article reminded me of a podcast I listened to where they discussed the idea of video game remakes and remasters.
The waters get muddy when quality of life or accessibility options (both good, usually) start altering the game's DNA, all in the name of preservation.
I know those aren't the same as visual or stylistic changes, but it just made me think about the "authenticity" of it.
I wonder what others think when it comes to different mediums?
That digital trickery article reminded me of a podcast I listened to where they discussed the idea of video game remakes and remasters.
The waters get muddy when quality of life or accessibility options (both good, usually) start altering the game's DNA, all in the name of preservation.
I know those aren't the same as visual or stylistic changes, but it just made me think about the "authenticity" of it.
I wonder what others think when it comes to different mediums?