Two games are getting the remastered treatment in 2017: Lucasarts' classic point-and-click adventure
"Full Throttle" and the zany first-person shooter
"Bulletstorm". While the former is really old, released in 1995, and would definitely require some updated...everything, the latter was released in 2011 and I thought it aged pretty well in the last five years. I guess I was wrong.
The
"Full Throttle" remastered edition will feature new 2D and 3D art, remastered audio, the option to switch back to the "classic" look, and mix-n-match audio, graphics and user interface options. Extra features include a concept art browser and a commentary track by the game's creators. The game will be released sometime in 2017.
The remastered version of
"Bulletstorm" will be titled
"Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition" and will offer all the previously released content to which it will add a new "Overkill Campaign Mode" with unrestricted weapons, six new levels for the score-based Echo Mode, as well as the obligatory updated graphics and audio. And, for Duke Nukem fans, the developers have added the possibility to play through the whole campaign as Duke with complete voiceover recorded by
Jon St. John as an add-on, which will be free if you pre-order. The game will be available on April 7th, 2017 for PS4, PC and Xbox One owners.
Check out the trailers after the jump.