The article questions whether a remaster of a game considered bad, such as 'Star Wars: Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles,' is still valuable. Despite its flaws like clunky combat and poor platforming, the remaster by Aspyr brings significant visual improvements, expands character options, and enhances performance. The port retains co-op elements while offering bonus features that delight fans. Ultimately, the article suggests that while the remaster excels technically, the core game's quality still raises concerns.
If a remaster revives a flawed game, is it still inherently good, or simply a polished way to enjoy the original's shortcomings?
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