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@wrongThinker
I respectfully disagree. Deja Review is not intended as a retrospective into classic games, but as a way to inform players of the quality of re-releases and ports. There are plenty of games that get ported to new platforms that have retooled controls, mechanics, and sometimes additional content. There are also plenty of ports that are just plain lazy. Deja Reviews help elucidate that distinction.

I hope Capcom will have a flexible attitude working with Ninja Theory on the upcoming DmC. Those guys are capable of making some wonderfully fluid, stylish, and cinematic action games, and it would be a drag to have the suits in Japan breathing down their backs the entire development cycle.

Now If only the players would be as open-minded towards change. Emo/smoker Dante, you'll always have a place in my heart :)

@ItsameMatt03
Giant enemy crab...


RIIIIIDGE RACER

@Red Runner
The problem is that most of that 150 will just be re-skins. The lack of enemy variety was one of the biggest flaws of the first game, and the team doesn't appear very intent on fixing it.

I am okay with this being slightly shorter than the first game.

Provided it's not mostly a tutorial.

Almost 30 years later, Akira's influence is still being felt.