Yeah, the original games hold up well enough. That said, Dead Space is one of my favorite game/multimedia franchises (Ignition and Aftermath aren't good and DS3 was, while good overall, a disappointing end to the trilogy). It seems they're going to add in a bit of stuff that'll fit more in line with the sequels, like world-building aspects, and the ability to maneuver in Zero-G. They also mentioned updating the sound design to be more immersive, so I hope that means Dolby Atmos. Frostbite is an engine that can make games look fantastic, but we all know how some have had trouble with it in the past. Hopefully, it'll work out. I actually went through DS1 & 2 late last year or earlier this year, and while I still enjoyed them, they didn't hold up to the high standards I've set for them of the multiple times I've beaten them before. I'm excited about this, but I'm a little worried as a big fan of the game already that it won't be new enough to excite me. I don't want to have the feeling of "been there, done that".
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