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I have no nostalgia for deus ex because I've never played it but even in the trailer I was thinking the remastered graphics looked bad
The only aspyr game I've played is the TR1-3, games I have very fond nostalgia for
And while it was passable, it still looked odd to me especially the dynamic shadows around lara croft would move very rapid/unnaturally
These things need fine attention to detail, and nightdive have set a high bar in that regard
That's not to say nightdive are perfect, I certainly noticed ai path-finding issues from time to time on doom 1+2 but they certainly put alot more TLC into their remasters then aspyr