The level layout and general storyline and such weren't changed but the gameplay. You could move and aim freely which took out many of the interesting elements from the origianl (how to treat with certain traps or enemies, e.g.).

There was a 3D-remake of Flashback a couple of years ago. It was a pretty decent game, though I recall the fans of the original being a tad tougher on it.

I wouldn't mind seeing Cruise for a Corpse or Future Wars brought here while we are at it.

We are!

I agree -- that 2xSAI Filter or whatever it's called makes the game look like garbage. You gotta have purity.

Indeed.

That is why I give myself a full blood transfusion every morning. :D

Okay that was stupid, sorry. Been that kind of a day. :P

Just make sure you use actual blood in future.

One of my all time favorite games, instabought! Also hoping to see Fade to Black come back as well. :)

Dunno, never played it.

And Heart of Darkness :)

didnt notice that clearly when i tried it out (it was 5 years ago though) given how short the demo was and it was the first jungle level, but yes, i can clearly see how changing the movement and aiming can completely change some of the puzzles and combat encounters later on in the game

still my main two points were 1) lack of disclosure/Explanation on what they "added"/"changed" in this 25th anniversary version (and yup, chances are that the rewind thing may break some of the event scripting) and 2) the graphics... if you do some kind of remaster, that is clearly NOT the way, and if you just rerelease the classic version, maybe let people choose which kind of "filter" they want (no filter being one choice) through some options, among more than just one filter of course, and make a video trailer that displays each one cycled on same scene/part of the game
(and 3rd bonus point was that, at least, on the visual side, the 2013 remake did some efforts)

...and Future Wars: Adventures in Time, preferably CD-version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxAc3xNWjJM&list=PLSb0uJguzQUoiVfurddvn4ZQjmOLzmOXW&index=1

The filters, well I am not fan. But I'll be glad to own this game once again despite the issue.

It was abysmal It is possible to play the game without filters.

It's a declaration to the world that you're using a particular word as a trademark. If it ever comes up in a court of law you can use the first publication of the word with a tm symbol as your intent to use said word as a trademark. Titles aren't always automatically protected by trademark so it's usually a good idea to put a tm there to protect yourself in some instances.

It's also a declaration that your trademark is curremtly unregistered. A registered trademark is a circle with an r in it.

I don't know, but since the original game uses simple keyboard controls it can be easily mapped to gamepad buttons. This works great with a lot of those type of old games.

As a matter of fact Flashback uses exactly 4 action keys so you can map all of them to your normal gamepad buttons (or use shoulder buttons if you prefer, like for drawing the gun).