A Final Fantasy 9 Remake Sounds Disastrous, But Could Prove An Important Point About Modern Video Games
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Rumors about a remake of Final Fantasy IX raise concerns, especially since Square Enix has released a remaster preserving the original. Game preservation is critical, with 87% of pre-2010 video games deemed 'critically endangered.' While companies like Capcom and Konami have worked on remasters of popular titles, many classic games risk being lost. Remakes have become popular, allowing companies to update visuals and gameplay for modern audiences, as demonstrated by titles like Resident Evil 2 and Silent Hill 2.
Square Enix has already released a remaster of the original Final Fantasy IX that's playable on modern hardware, preserving it for those who love it.
Approximately 87% of all video games from before 2010 are 'critically endangered,' with only about 13% readily accessible today.
In recent years, Capcom has delivered remasters and re-releases of beloved titles from its Resident Evil, Ace Attorney, and Mega Man franchises.
Companies are increasingly revisiting classic titles through remakes, updating controls, visuals, or story beats for modern audiences.
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