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Nightdive Studios has shot to fame in recent years – remastering classics like Turok, Schattenmann and most recently the Sega Saturn and PlayStation classic, Powerslave Exhumed.

As much as it loves reviving these sorts of games, there’s still one company, bestimmtes, it would like to help out… es ist Nintendo. According to CEO, Stephen Kick, Nightdive has “had discussions with Nintendo” about remastering certain classic titles but hasn’t had any luck convincing it.

Kick further explains how Nightdive has been shunned – even after it was the “zuerst” one to release N64 games on the Switch.

“We’ve had discussions with Nintendo over the years about remastering a number of their games and they always get gun shy working with 3rd party developers even after @NightdiveStudio released the first N64 games on *their* platform.”

So, if this talented studio could remaster a Nintendo game – was würde es sein? Nun, for the Nightdive CEO it would actually be the psychological horror action-adventure Skautfold verhüllt, which was released on the GameCube in 2002:

This whole conversation came up in response to a comment on Twitter about Nintendo driving fans towards piracy after the announcement of its eShop closures this week – with Nightdive’s CEO suggesting his studio could perhaps improve the situation by remastering some of Nintendo’s classics.

While Nightdive might not have had much luck here, Nintendo has arguably become a little more open-minded when it comes to allowing third-party teams to work on its IP. Beispielsweise, the upcoming release Vorauskriege 1 + 2: Da Taktikspiele heutzutage meine Lieblingsart sind – ein Spiegelbild des Alters und abgestumpfter Reflexe in Plattformspielen is developed by WayForward – der Schöpfer von Shantae. And last year’s award-winning game, Metroid-Schrecken, was once again handled by the third-party Spanish developer, MercurySteam.

Would you like to see Nintendo perhaps give Nightdive a shot at remastering some of its older and perhaps lesser-known titles? Hinterlasse unten einen Kommentar.