By Sam Coles:
The fantastic game from 2012 inspired by John Woo Hong Kong
thrillers Sleeping dogs is another game that has fallen victim to the dreaded
re-release titled “Definitive Edition” like the Tomb Raider game that was
released back in January.
The game will be released on PS4, Xbox One and PC with
slightly cleared up textures and will run at 1080p (apparently) on the PS4 and
Xbox One and will grace it’s presences
that no one asked for in October 2014.
The question I ask is who asked for this game? If you didn’t
immediately throw your Xbox 360 or PS3 down a flight of stairs when the new
generation came around you can buy the game right now for under £10 second
hand. It boggles my mind how the gaming community consistently support these
re-releases.
It’s a new generation of consoles I want to play new games and not
games that I played and finished two years ago. As I said in my editorial a few
weeks ago I have no problems with the concept of remasters like the recently
announced Resident Evil 1 remaster for current and last gen machines, the
difference with this is that it’s introducing a game to a new generation of
gamers not just releasing for the sake of more powerful hardware that is what
you save for the sequel. Anyway I hope I see more new games and these waste of
time re-releases of games that came out 1-2 years ago.
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