Nightdive Studios Feels Confident in Ability to Remaster Xbox 360 and PS3 Games, and I Hope They’re Right

Nightdive Studios Feels Confident in Ability to Remaster Xbox 360 and PS3 Games, and I Hope They’re Right

The PlayStation 3 was a beast of a console at the time of its release. And even years later, it’s still one of the most complex devices ever made. I mean, how many other game consoles could be strung together to make a Supercomputer? It’s also made the process of porting and remastering exclusive titles quite an undertaking. That is likely why Metal Gear Solid 4 is still confined to the console. But experts of the craft, Nightdive Studios, are r…

After several classic new releases Nightdive is also ready for remasters of PS3 and Xbox-360 games.

When it comes to breathing life into old classic games, few do so well as Nightdive Studios, which in addition to working on a Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion remaster, has expressed great interest in starting to remaster titles from the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 era. In an interview with VGC, business development director Larry Kuperman and studio head Stephen Kick stated that they are prepared, saying: "Was it exclusive to Xbox 360, or was there …

Remaster Specialists Are Ready to Target the PS3 Next, And We Can't Wait

Ready those re-releases - There are so many great games, lost to time and locked to the PS3. The console’s unnecessarily complicated architecture mean Son...

The developer specializing in remastering classics, Nightdive Studios, announces that she will work with Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 titles.

Nightdive Studios claims it's ready to tackle Xbox 360 and PS3 remasters

In a recent discussion with VGC, Nightdive Studios bosses Stephen Kick and Larry Kuperman have stated that they feel the company is ready to start tackling Xbox 360 and PS3 remasters. While the company has made a name for itself remastering games from the sixth console generation and earlier, including excellent re-releases such as the recent Doom and Quake remasters, its biggest hurdle would be coming to terms with the “unique” architecture of …