Not only does this second stab vastly improve the in-game character models, but it also includes numerous quality-of-life improvements that make the game harder and more flexible (including better enemy AI, first-person aiming, and the ability to hang off ledges). So Silicon Knights developed a remake, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes for the Nintendo Gamecube, that looked to give the PS1 classic a surprising facelift. However, while that game’s narrative and characters are among the franchise’s best, its graphics and elements of its gameplay quickly became dated. The original Metal Gear Solid popularized the stealth genre and solidified Hideo Kojima’s fame. Here are the 15 best video game remakes ever. Those are the games we’re celebrating today. They incorporate new ideas, new mechanics, and new goals in ways that make you feel like you’re playing a game you’ve loved forever for the very first time. However, the very best video game remakes go beyond that. Indeed, part of the reason more video game remakes tend to fare better than remakes in other mediums is the fact that games often just need a technological tough-up.
Granted, some great video game remakes are actually great games with improved graphics. While film and television remakes still enjoy a mixed reputation (at best), many video game remakes have historically succeeded in the one area other remakes have failed: making a great original even better.
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