Depending on who you ask, remasters are either a great way to recapture fond memories of an excellent game or they are the very embodiment of corporate greed. In my case, it depends on the game.

Major graphical improvements; Improved framerate; still monumental amounts of fun

Not enough new content to warrant repurchasing

It has come to the point in this generation where seeing announcements like Darksiders 2: Deathinitive Edition and the recently released Prototype Biohazard Bundle means that any publisher is willing to jump onto the remastered bandwagon to gain some quick cash from the consumer.

It's been five years since Sony Santa Monica released God of War III , to critical acclaim for its graphics, and gameplay innovations in the series. Like its predecessors on the PS2, God of War III set a high visual benchmark for what could be achieved on the Playstation 3.

Excellent God of War combat gameplay; Subtle visual enhancements to environments; Higher resolution and framerate look great

Simple; boring storyline compared to contemporary games; Tags

Greate remaster

Same great game updated for the PS4

God of War III Remastered is thoroughly entertaining on the PlayStation 4 even though we've seen it all before

Outside these couple of shortcomings, God of War III Remastered is a fun game at its core, which looks great and runs at a smooth and consistent 60fps (with some small hiccups here and there).

God of War 3 was an impressive feat for its day, and it still impresses today in . Its beautiful graphics are prettier than ever, and a higher frame rate adds more fluidity to the action.

Good visual update; Great combat; Impressive scale

Weak story; Fixed camera angles

Concept: One of the best games of the last generation comes to PS4 Graphics: The original looked great, but this version improves the framerate and resolution Sound: Kratos still alternates between silence and shouting for all communication Playability: The action may look frantic and...

This game is a true classic, but there's honestly nothing different from the PS3 version as far as gameplay. It's really only worth buying if you've never played it before or you want have it on your PS4. All DLC is unlocked upon beating the game, including the Challenge of Exile.