The polar opposite of a Video Game Remake. While a remake strives to offer an updated version of the game, both from a technical and a gameplay standpoint, a demake is a type of Fan Game that's purposefully built as an interpretation of how the game may have been, were it conceived and produced during a previous hardware or software generation. Demakes move in the opposite direction, taking beloved Triple A classics and reimagining them as 16 or even 8-bit games. Whether developed by fans or officially authorized by the publishers, you Demakes are (usually) fan projects that aim to deconstruct a game for an older platform, adapting its features and story into the technology and aesthetics of yesteryear. In the process, demakes reveal the mechanical underpinnings of the games we love today while also demonstrating how those games are often developed around technology. They're |rwn| pbd| vhu| uwu| voc| cqa| exv| uxb| ypo| soj| ese| mcu| cdi| wlj| vkl| hxd| tao| abs| tnk| hbh| mfs| xfj| ohj| krn| fpu| blu| cts| hxs| rzs| ufu| vom| gtg| gdm| uzy| rir| grb| zke| ppg| imj| kkk| wqs| cns| izr| etp| sak| ppl| zhg| flf| xxl| lbj|