The game is a direct port that was given an extra side quest.Ĭompare that to Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes or REmake, which were rebuilt from the ground up specifically for the GameCube. A great deal of the games on that list are simply ports, even if they are slightly enhanced.įor example, in spite of having a small amount of extra content, Skies of Arcadia: Legend is virtually identical to its Dreamcast predecessor.
Is the GameCube version a port or an enhanced remake? That depends on whether you think the Dreamcast is in the same console generation as the GameCube, and whether or not the Battle mode was that much of an "enhancement.") - Hyad 06:29, (UTC) Ĭommon sense should suggest that to be considered a "remake" the game should have to be. So it may not be so easy to tell which is a "port" and which is an "enhanced remake." (Think about Sonic Adventure 2 on the Dreamcast and Sonic Adventure 2: Battle on the GameCube. If for some reason it comes out the Xbox 360, than it would probably be an enhanced remake, even if the game just has better graphics. If a game (like the upcoming GTA: San Andreas on the Xbox)is released on the PS2 and comes out with better graphics on the Xbox, most people would call that a port because the PS2 and Xbox are part of the same generation of consoles. But the line is blurry between a port and a enhanced remake. Even if the graphics are only slightly better. I guess if there's a "update" of any kind to the game, it can be considered an "enhanced" remake. Anyone want to have a look over it and ditch some of them? I'm no expert, but the vast majority of the entries in that table seem to be straight ports of titles. 15 Orphaned references in Video game remake.10 Counter-Strike -> Counter-Strike: Source Xbox?.
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