lfg

Then I would consider it more of a remaster

Let me use an example of what a port is max. The Hyperdimension neptunia games were PORTED to PC with the only change being including the DLC for free. otherwise the games are the exact same

what

story mode can be sufficiently new content

yes dialga

but nintendo does this thing

where they PORT GAMES, but add a bunch of shit

what are they then

Pika, this is kind of funny This is the only place they mention the campaign on their site

"enhanced port" is the best term

lmao

that is funny

again max, how enhanced is a port before it is a remake

a remake

is a game with new assets

and new code

and how do you know that smash ultimate doesn't have new code

so fe 7 and fe8 are the same game more or less minus a few tweaks

similar assets, similar code

BUt the story is the important part of FE games

and thats

all changed

the maps

are all different

the units, are all different

no reused maps, units or story

same ENGINE

yes

same ASSETS yes

some*

"units are all different"

They are

different growth rates, characters, supports

so the same minus they change some variables in the code

got it

So

any game made on the same engine is like that

black and white and black and white 2

how about splatoon vs splatoon 2 as for sequel vs port vs remake

A remake is a REMAKING of the same game, with new assets or code, usually to fix things or make it look pretty. A PORT is a game PORTED from one place to another, with little or few changes. Nintendo does what spooky described as "Enhanced Ports" in which they PORT the game, but then add more content

I'd say splatoon 2 is a sequel

I would also I was just curious what max thought about it

id even say a remake is more ground up remake

Doesnt splatoon2 have an entire new story, weapons, gameplay, assets and etc?

assets not entirely new

or is all of that ported over

weapons not entirely new

story yes

gameplay mostly the same

Is the story a MAIN FOCUS

Pika, they changed all the weapons

At least, all their secondary fires

there are some carryovers

I have a good comparison

Call of duty

So with call of duty, storymode is a sideline thing and the PvP reigns supreme

is splatoon like that?

or is the story a "MAJOR" selling point

splatoon singleplayer was a selling point for me

and the main reason I bought 2

okay but was it MARKETED that way

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'd say generally it's PvP game Pika

Story/salmon run are modes

The definition is not up to you, your wants don't describe it

I agree it is mostly a pvp game

Like COD has zombies and battle royale

that applies to you too max

but considering the story is what got dlc, not the pvp, story is not a non issue

You're right dialga

but I'm not being biased off of what I want

i'm not saying pika is

I'm just saying that his "story mode being his selling point" effects that

as that might not be the game's marketed selling point

Smash did advertise story in the last direct, is that not trying to sell the game based off of that? or was that trailer for nothing

and nintendo is marketing is based off what they think people want

They can advertise a new mode sure

but it comes down to a new mode