TTYD remake

What's the deal with people saying this game needs a remake? I understand why games like the first trio of Spyro games get remakes because technology has come a long way. But if TTYD got a remake, what are people looking for? The graphics were already good, the battle system was already solid, the story was fine. Why does it need a remake?

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If a game exists there are people who want a remake of it
You don't need to understand them user, just ignore them

i like the game and would be interested in a sequel that is in the same genre

Probably looking for accessability since the game is hard to find now

It doesn't need a remake, but it is a rough game to replay because of how insanely backtrack heavy some parts are like Twilight Town or finding General White.

it needs a demake, if anything
PM64's style is superior

>muh backtracking
Just knew some zoomzoom was gonna bring this up. Stay filtered tranny.

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>install le hd texture pack
simple as

Every Paper Mario game has backtracking.

I'm not even asking for a PM64 remake cause I know they would fuck up the awesome field movement it has and it would end up a worse game

People probably just want to play it in a more convenient format, remake, remaster, re-release, whatever.

>nintendo literally had two of the best JRPG franchises
>killed both M&L and Paper Mario at the same time for no reason
it is so unfair

Like you said it doesn't need a remake, it just needs a Switch port. You cannot trust Nintendo/Intelligent Systems with a remake of TTYD or 64, they're going to absolutely butcher them in more ways than one.

Yeah but now we have XenoKINO which is better than both combined

That's still not as bad as having to repeatedly run between Twilight Town and Creepy Steeple.

Only a small minority understands emulation.

no

MINGE

>insanely backtrack heavy
i remember the backtracking not being that bad but i haven't touched ttyd in years
guess its time for a replay

Retards who can't into emulation are butthurt that they can't get their hands on it without massively overpaying for one game.
Also, remaking it would place it on about the same level as the new Paper Mario games, thus allowing Tanabe to receive the BTFO he's deserved for years when it fucktuples TOK's sales.

>What's the deal with people saying this game needs a remake?
People are too stupid to download a free emulator like dolphin. Zoomers are absolutely USELESS when it comes to tech, they don't know how to install anything, and they can't even decide what to do next with their lives without an algorithm telling them.

Remake is pointless, but it definitely needs a rerelease. They'd probably make it HD with upscaled textures and "improved" lighting, just so it would be a "new" title release at 60.

it doesn't need a remake, the graphics aged fine. Who is asking for a remake? I want a real sequel, not a half baked paperland spin off like the last three games. And not an action game like SPM.

Even if you hate the backtracking, a remake wouldn't change that unless it actually changed the game mechanics. The game already had a waypoint system (the pipes), it just wasn't as instant as the ones we're used to today. I'm not excusing it, it was cumbersome, but that was just the style of the time with JPRGs, fixing it would pretty much change the game entirely.

The backtracking only got bad when you started doing the Troubles, but the problem was that some of the Troubles had really good prizes, including one of them being the way to get Ms Mowz, so if you ignored them entirely you missed out on a lot of the game. But again, a remake wouldn't really fix that unless it changed the game itself. Because a lot of those troubles are really situated around wanting you to backtrack, so it would actually not even work to add a better waypoint system. You'd just have to axe like half the troubles. IMO you just have to take it or leave it. Make a sequel that is more modernized in terms of stuff like that, but without changing the premise like Sticker Star did... a new sequel could easily have instant warping to previous specific points (towns, dungeons), while still having partners, leveling, a plot. Wish the game industry would stop trying to 'revamp' old games and just make new ones with the same appeal.