the only indicator is if the game was built from scratch or not. just because a lot of changes were made does not necessarily mean it is a remake. I think more research needs to be done to find out which titles were remakes. edits) 07:57, 2 January 2016 (EST) category of remakes.For reference, see this forum thread and User:Banon/Work for the current organization of the page Renaming the page "Remake" would be a mistake, but I agree "Reissue" isn't perfect. Other ports are worth mentioning, even though in most cases, there is not much to say about the differences. Reboot ( talk) 22:49, 1 January 2016 (EST) The Virtual console ports only get a very brief section called "Virtual Console" which incites the reader to go to the relevant article to see the Games ported. Games with straight reissues/rereleases can just be categorised as such, and listed on the page of the reissue brand, like Player's Choice or Virtual Console. hasn't virtually every Mario game that Nintendo owns the right to rerelease BEEN rereleased in these days of download/Virtual Console releases? Games which have been remade or radically changed in some way in the rerelease (All-Stars, DK94, Game & Watch Gallery, Mario Advance, SM64 DS, etc) have something to discuss. If you want a list page of all games which have been rereleased, ported ("enhanced" or emulated) or remade. If we're just talking about the distinction, I would do it on a remake page. What do you propose as a term that englobes everything the current page covers? - Glowsquid ( talk) 21:40, 1 January 2016 (EST) I removed the fals SMB Special listing and I agree the current name isn't ideal, but I do think there needs to be a page making a distinction between the different types of "When a game is rereleased or remade in some form". (There are also partial remakes embedded in other games too - the Throwback Galaxy from Super Mario Galaxy 2, and the first star in particular, is a remake of Whomp's Fortress from Super Mario 64.) - Reboot ( talk) 21:15, 1 January 2016 (EST) It isn't even a remake, it's a different game that shares some features. in any way that Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels isn't. For instance, In no way, shape or form is Super Mario Bros. It may or may not be a remake, but it's still a different thing and shouldn't be on this page or category. A game emulated directly from the original code (e.g., Virtual Console, the Wii disc version of Super Mario All-Stars) is a reissue.Ī game recoded, redesigned or upgraded is not a reissue.A game given new packaging (e.g., Player's Choice) is a reissue.A game allowed to go out of print and then brought back out is a reissue. ![]() Whereas the 1994 Game Boy version of Donkey Kong is (for the first four levels) a remake of the arcade Donkey Kong, not a reissue or port (hell, the NES version is a remake too, owing to the legal fighting over who owned the source code). Why the change from "Remake" to "Reissue" for the category? I'm pretty sure the latter is now being used wrongly - a "reissue" is something sent back out in the world with few or no changes - the Virtual Console versions of most games, for instance. edits) 12:38, 27 December 2013 (EST) Misuse of "reissue".It's a completely different game to the N64 original. My idea was that every reissue was sorted by kind of reissue (remake, port.), and then, by date. Might need some images as well and an overall organization. If you'd like to help, you can do one of these things. know if we can talk about BS Panel De Pon - Event '98, a remake of a " game not originally in the Mario series.move all the "Others" in the appropriate subsections.explain why each game is considered a reissue.add the platform and the release date of the reissues and original games.Here is a couple of things that needs to be done: How are those game remakes? They're port with tacked-on waggle if anything. However, that might end up looking inconsistant instead, and I don't think italicizing everything is the right way to go either. section, SMA and M&L:SS look wrong without being italicized, seeing as they're not listed, but part of a statement. Should the game titles included in parentheses be italicized? The titles that are just being listed look fine as they are, but for the Mario Bros. ![]()
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