6 Games That Do Not Need a Remake, No Matter How Old They Are

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If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it! This cry echoes in the gaming community, especially in classic, old-school faves. Yet, almost no game is immune to a remake.

Remakes are made to revitalize the nostalgia of old games. Instead of rewriting the same narrative, why not churn out something new or leave the classics alone?

Tetris (1989)

The beauty of Tetris lies in its simplicity. The game asks for nothing more than to place falling blocks into rows.

Excellent gameplay and unique storytelling keep fans coming back. Like fine wine, it gets better with age. Though the graphics are old-fashioned, the game harbors nostalgic memories.

Chrono Trigger (1995)

No One Lives Forever (2000)

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This witty spy story is a timeless vintage gem set in the 1960s. Looking at the graphics today could leave you cross-eyed, but it’s part of the whole charm.

Silent Hill 2 (2001)

In the gaming community, Silent Hill is a household name. The clunkiness and ambiguous visuals create an intense psychological horror.

Super Metroid screams the 90s. The vibe, the colors, and the pixels all come together to transport players back into the golden era of gaming.

Super Metroid (1994)

Banjo-Kazooie (1997)

This game’s quirky characters were first introduced in 1997. The game features a unique level design and fun gameplay.

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