Nights HD announced

[RyaNtheSlayA]

http://blogs.sega.com/2012/07/05/dreams ... %E2%80%A6/

[s1mplehumar]

NiGHTS without jaggies!

[outlaw_moon]

I love the original, not too sure about the HD remix. In all honesty, I have not bought a single DLC ever. I came very close with Radiant Silvergun but thankfully got me the original and didn't get the fake digital copy.

Call me old fashion

[s1mplehumar]

I love the original, not too sure about the HD remix. In all honesty, I have not bought a single DLC ever. I came very close with Radiant Silvergun but thankfully got me the original and didn't get the fake digital copy.

Call me old fashion

No. I totally get you. I'm a retail (hard copy) guy through and through. I usually pay the premium for physical copies and typically spend my Steam funds on exclusively digital goods.

[jfrost]

Will buy it. Thanks to SEGA for making their old catalog available for PC. I wish the Mega Drive games weren't just poor emulations, but this is an upgraded version. I gladly pay for stuff like this. I hope they bring over more stuff. Burning Rangers HD, anyone?

[outlaw_moon]

Maybe 10 years from now we will have no choice s1mple... but for now I am trying very hard not to purchase any. It sucks that there are MANY games being re-released

[aaron]

yeah an HD re-release warrants a digital purchase over a simple emulated hack-job, IMO.

[noiseredux]

I love the original, not too sure about the HD remix. In all honesty, I have not bought a single DLC ever. I came very close with Radiant Silvergun but thankfully got me the original and didn't get the fake digital copy.

Call me old fashion

"fake digital copy"...?

The XBLA port has extra features not in the physical release. It's also much cheaper. In these cases I find it more snobby to prefer the physical release than it is logical really.

For $15 you can have an HD version of Radiant Silvergun with various display options, bonus "Ikaruga Mode," online co-op, and leaderboards. Or you can spend over $100 to not have any of these features.

[outlaw_moon]

I love the original, not too sure about the HD remix. In all honesty, I have not bought a single DLC ever. I came very close with Radiant Silvergun but thankfully got me the original and didn't get the fake digital copy.

Call me old fashion

"fake digital copy"...?

The XBLA port has extra features not in the physical release. It's also much cheaper. In these cases I find it more snobby to prefer the physical release than it is logical really.

For $15 you can have an HD version of Radiant Silvergun with various display options, bonus "Ikaruga Mode," online co-op, and leaderboards. Or you can spend over $100 to not have any of these features.

I am with you on the extras, but that depends on how much you care for them. Just because a game gets a re-release with extras and HD graphics doesn't take away from the original in my book.

[retrosportsgamer]

I love the original, not too sure about the HD remix. In all honesty, I have not bought a single DLC ever. I came very close with Radiant Silvergun but thankfully got me the original and didn't get the fake digital copy.

Call me old fashion

"fake digital copy"...?

The XBLA port has extra features not in the physical release. It's also much cheaper. In these cases I find it more snobby to prefer the physical release than it is logical really.

For $15 you can have an HD version of Radiant Silvergun with various display options, bonus "Ikaruga Mode," online co-op, and leaderboards. Or you can spend over $100 to not have any of these features.

I am with you on the extras, but that depends on how much you care for them. Just because a game gets a re-release with extras and HD graphics doesn't take away from the original in my book.

I almost treat them as separate games, but if I don't have the original - the HD upgrade suffices as "adding to the collection" for me.