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[โ€“] clickyello@lemmy.world 6 points 1 month ago (1 children)

hahaha it's gotten called "already dawn" or "after dawn" a lot because they shifted it from cool lighting (that looks like the middle of the night lit by moonlight) to warm lighting (that looks like evening or morning light) so I thought "night and day" was a nod to that. the graphical fidelity is a lot better, but it wasn't even bad in the original and the mood shift caused by the lighting change seems very unbefitting of the story and it also seems like they've cut idle animations? which is an insane choice the characters seem so dull and lifeless without them

[โ€“] iAmTheTot@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 month ago

Huh. Well I checked out more comparisons and just side-by-side I stand by what I first said, that the remaster looks much better. As for feeling or atmosphere, I'll of course reserve that until I play/watch through the whole game. Love the original and intend to do so on the remaster eventually!