Free for the original game owners, right?

Dude, you're doing a great job here in the forum, you know that?

Thanks for your constant contributions about current games and information about new announcements!

Irgendjemand muss es ja machen...

Another Nightdive release? Oh, goodie. Let's get this over with, shall we?
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Another reminder, Nightdive:
https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/NightDiveStudios

Where is release parity, Nightdive? Come on now. It stopped being funny several years ago, Nightdive. Still waiting for Z.A.R. and MadSpace, NightDIVE! NIGHTDIVE!!!! ARE YOU THERE, NIGHTDIVE????

Will see you in the next release thread as I'm sure nothing will have changed by then ;)

Schade das Du alle Communityfunktionen geblockt hast, deshalb musste ich das mal hier im Forum loswerden.

Ich wünschte von Dir hätte ich nur 5 Mann/Frau/egal in meinem Projekt, dann wäre ich damit schon vor 5 Jahren fertig geworden. :-D

Now that´s what I am talking about!
Instapreorder!

Nightdive, if you´re reading this, you´re one of my favourite studios. Seeing the announcement trailer, I humbly ask for these to be changed in the final version:
- The cutscenes would definitely deserve your touch, just like those in Hexen+Heretic or Quake II Remastered. Could you, please, redo them from scratch, with high quality assets and fluent animations?
- Also, the Sheriff´s star popping up in the upper right screen - can we have it in HD version, please? Otherwise it looks great.

Cool, though probably overpriced at $30.

I just wish Disney would let us have more of their old games.

We should just start calling these "pricehikers" instead. But as long as the original remains available, like they did with Dark Forces I guess there's no harm.

I miss the days when remasters used to not cost 30 bucks and were free for owners of the original versions.

Su5prised iy was Ouylsed snf noy DF2:Jedi Knigth; Jedi Knight needs a remaster a lot more then Outlaws does. it has become really tricky to run on modern systems .

Why would it be?
if they gave you every game they remastered for free they wouldn't be in business.

Bare-bones 1:1 remasters, sure, there's an argument, but when there's new content added/introduced on top of the remaster (new episodes, new enemies, new weapons, new mechanics, etc.) it seems only fair for the developers responsible to be compensated accordingly?