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Spider-Man on PS5 proves that remasters still have their place in the next-generation – GamesRadar
Spider-Man Remastered makes a strong argument for traditional remasters in the era of backwards compatibility
18 months ago, you could find me wondering aloud about whether the next-generation’s focus on backwards compatibility would spell the death of the remaster as we know it.
If the PS5 and Xbox Series X are able to automatically optimise old games without any extra developer input, I argued, why would anyone pay full price for a re-release ever again? Well, it turns out that I was that “anyone”, dear reader, as I found myself happily coughing up £70 for a digital download of Spider-Man Remastered,…
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