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I pretty much only organize my games in the completed category or not. I know I'm not going to finish every single game I own, but it feels good to click on that 'complete' checkbox. I used to also have a playlist for 'broken' games or games that could give me headaches, but I just hide them now.

I have so many games that I love, but these are the ones that will always stay in my memories. Elden Ring The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask The Witness Chrono Trigger Outer Wilds

I rarely play party games, but these are the ones I had a lot of fun playing with friends and family. Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Party Animals Halo: The Master Chief Collection Golf With Your Friends

Restoring cut content. Now that's rare to see. Of course, you should always have the option to play without it, just like the original game.

In my opinion, making sure the remastered game runs smoothly in modern systems should always be the priority, no one wants a 15+ years old game running with performance issues, but an updated control scheme is also very important. The ability to customize you controls can be a dealbreaker for a lot of players and surprisingly some remasters like the recent Castlevania Dominus collection don't offer that. Besides that, I don't think they're needed, but I'm a big fan of those games that have a graphics toggle. It's a treat to be able to instantly compare how the game used to look with how it look nows. I played the Halo MCC games like that and it was very fun, especially because it has coop and we could promptly share our thoughts about the changes. As for the examples of remasters done right, I'm following what others have already said, Nightdive is currently the golden standard of game remasters and their work with the Quake/Doom games should be studied by companies attempting to remaster old games.

Probably King's Field I to IV. Fromsoftware changed the landscape of action games forever, so a collection of the "precursors" of the soulsborne games would be a dream for fans like me. Some QoL additions such as support for modern controls and widescreen resolutions would be extremely welcome for sure and if it somehow included bonus stuff like concept art or info on cut content I wouldn't be able to ask for anything more. A day-one purchase.