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In terms of making a great remaster it should give the user ways to experience the Initial release in all of its intentions while showcasing enhancements that build off of that foundation in a newer version. These can be done in various ways 1. Older games tend to have graphics that may of aged poorly over time. Adding improvements to the way a game looks with textures can breath new life into the experience. 2. Controls for releases at the time may be harder to maneuver or make it less enjoyable to handle. Changing how a person can move through the game can make it less of a hassle to explore the world. 3. Original soundtracks and music can feel dated or have flaws. Improvements in how sound is produced or re-recording previous works can immerse you into every place you explore. This makes you feel like you live in that place. 4. Companies or teams don't always catch bug or glitches before release the first time and this can result in poor performance or issues the make the game unplayable. This gives time to the team to fix what was wrong so there are no issues. They should have these aspects but there has to be respect for the original. If you change too much or alter the story too far then does it really feel like a remaster or a totally different experience?

Square Enix would be the company I would love to see as they created some of the most influential RPG's ever. Their catalog is so extensive that even if you remove the Final Fantasy series there would be enough for multiple collections. Their content is what got me into RPG's and video games as a whole.

Definitely a hard task to accomplish but I would have to say Grand Theft Auto San Andreas (Playstation 2) This is the Gold Standard for Sandbox games on the Playstation 2 Kingdom Hearts (Playstation 2) Spend countless hours growing up playing this and has a special place for me. Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga (Playstation 2) Dark and thought provoking as most Shin Megami Tensei games do. Red Alert 2 (PC) This has fond memories for me as my dad and I Would spend hours together taking on others together. Rogue Galaxy (Playstation 2) A beautiful game with characters i cared about in a open world that was very vibrant.

Some of the best time I've had with friends was with these following games Super Smash Bros. Melee (Gamecube) Halo 2 (Microsoft Xbox) Mario Kart 64 (Nintendo 64) Red Alert 2 (PC) Tony Hawk's Underground (Playstation 2)

Just scanned my collection for achievements and it's up once again. If it doesn't show up for everyone i imagine it wont be long.

When something takes place or there is news the Launchbox team always lets us know right away. Much appreciated and keep up the great work 😎.

i left a message on discord about it in the main chat around 2:09am est in the usa