Mass Effect Legendary Edition<\/a> from 2021. Another EA sci-fi property that got a new lick of paint for modern systems, it didn\u2019t exactly go out of its way to surprise you. Here, in a similar way, you get the sense that \u201cif it ain\u2019t broke, don\u2019t fix it\u201d was a mantra during production.<\/p>\nPart of the problem, of course, is that the way you remember a game is not always accurate. The original Dead Space that launched in 2008 felt like a cutting-edge product at the time, so when you picture the game in your mind\u2019s eye, you imagine it having the cutting-edge graphics that you\u2019re used to in the modern day.<\/p>\n
When we first started playing the Dead Space remake, that\u2019s exactly how we felt. Isn\u2019t this the exact same game as before? What is this, some sort of cynical cash grab? It\u2019s only when we went back and looked at the original game again that we realised how wrong we were. We took a look at the video below and that really put things into perspective.<\/p>\n