There’s so many, but most of them are fantastic, and severalare console-exclusive as well.
Relive the past with these PlayStation 5 remasters.
The game looks incredible, especially on the Pro, as it’s a PS5 Pro Enhanced title.
It’s a big leap from the original PS3 version and still a noticeable jump from the PS4 remaster.
The gameplay isn’t too beefed up, besides the improved enemy AI, which is much smarter.
Sadly, the multiplayer’s absent, but that’s the only big negative to this remake.
Originally a 2009 PS3 exclusive, it was given a remake as a launch PS5 game.
Still, it is a remake because it was built from the ground up with a new physics engine.
Your ball has less weight, allowing you to bounce much further.
The combat feels so bad and completely unnatural.
If you’ve never played a Yakuza game, you should definitely start here.
Punching out thugs feels immensely better in what’s a night and day difference.
Nightdive Studios, however, executed this game the right way.
It’s still for the hardcore crowd, but people in that group will love this game.
It gives you the feels, especially with the amazing award-winning score.
Bloober Team exceeded all expectations here.
Classic Silent Hill 2 remains the best, artistically, but a lot of people will prefer this remake.
That wouldn’t happen if the game wasn’t good.
Resident Evil is full of side-characters we’d love to see more of.
Mr. X was such a great pursuer enemy that you dreaded seeing.
On that system, Resident Evil 2 especially looks good with its incredible usage of ray-tracing and HDR.
That license eventually went to Zen Studios.
This makes all the memorable key moments hit that much harder than the original.
Slash, dash, shoot, and dodge your way through these outstanding action games on PS5.
