As long as them don't pull a War Drum Studios (currently Grove Street Games)...Volition wouldn't make the remaster anyway. It's highly possible Sperasoft would do that like they did with TT
i'd call it more of a reimaginingThat's the definition of reboot
One thing I don't really get about this statement is that they assume it won't be worth the investment. They'd make a killing in sales, especially bundled with a SR1 remaster (that can reuse some of the same assets/engine work) for a "classic collection". I know upscaling assets and optimization isn't exactly easy work, but it would literally pay for itself if the general community is anything to go by. The "financially infallible" part just seems a bit baseless. Also, this is a bit besides the point, but SR1/SR2 are difficult to play in their complete form unless you own an Xbox. It would be nice to have a definitive version on modern consoles/PC for people who want to get into the series from the beginning. Personally, I'd love to introduce people to them without having to deal with janky emulation or buying a specific console.
One thing I don't really get about this statement is that they assume it won't be worth the investment. They'd make a killing in sales, especially bundled with a SR1 remaster (that can reuse some of the same assets/engine work) for a "classic collection". I know upscaling assets and optimization isn't exactly easy work, but it would literally pay for itself if the general community is anything to go by. The "financially infallible" part just seems a bit baseless. Also, this is a bit besides the point, but SR1/SR2 are difficult to play in their complete form unless you own an Xbox. It would be nice to have a definitive version on modern consoles/PC for people who want to get into the series from the beginning. Personally, I'd love to introduce people to them without having to deal with janky emulation or buying a specific console.
Saints Row 2 remaster is all OG fans biggest wish. Not releasing the patch for SR2 would break the promise, promise of fixing the game for Idol who started the whole project. Hope they won't abandon it but right now they're busy fixing their newest game which is way more broken than SR2.
Also Volition wouldn't make the remaster anyway. It would probably be made by Sperasoft (a different studio that made the remaster of SR3) but it's up to Deep Silver (the publisher)
Honestly I don't see Saints Row 2 needing a remake, specially not with the patch that is being made. That title would honestly fall to 1, and I'd love if Sperasoft did it, specially with the core improvements they did in The Third like 60 FPS cutscenes on the undocumented and secret last patch to the game on Steam.Saints Row 2 remaster is all OG fans biggest wish. Not releasing the patch for SR2 would break the promise, promise of fixing the game for Idol who started the whole project. Hope they won't abandon it but right now they're busy fixing their newest game which is way more broken than SR2.
Also Volition wouldn't make the remaster anyway. It would probably be made by Sperasoft (a different studio that made the remaster of SR3) but it's up to Deep Silver (the publisher)
you're hearing wrong. idk why people keep giving false hope about it. even if they wanted to (they havent even considered it in their plans) its not up to them. that, and even as a sr1/2 fan i just dont think OG fans deserve to have their way after how they were attacking the devs. its embarassingWell, what's this I'm hearing that the possibility of Saints Row 2 remaster might happen?
To be honest, after also seeing the polarizing reception the Reboot got, I can't help but wonder if the developers aren't going to release the official patch or even consider giving the Okay for a remaster since I get the impression that they might be spiteful towards older fans and the people that gave the Reboot negative reviews. Just my thoughts.