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UNLISTED YOUTUBE VIDEO: https://youtu.be/WWoPJJwUjgY

Danny & Tamoor enter a bizarre futuristic America where a terrorist attack on New York coupled with a global pandemic creates a class revolution that can only be put down by an extrajudicial police force.

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00:00 - Intro07:09 - Deus Ex

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Mikail Freitas

My opinion about the backlash to the remaster is that it uses some kind of more modern lighting techniques that: 1, create a disconnect between the remastered elements and the non-remastered ones; 2, just doesn't look great in some instances - here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1RdKezTYNk&t=18s, in the original there are many shadows on the floor and in the remaster the floor is just much more lit with no shadows at all. The original one doesn't look great by today's standards, but it looks cohesive at least. A remaster losing this cohesiveness and plainly looking worse in some areas seems like a disservice. Arguably the same lack of cohesiveness is also somewhat present in the Ocarina of Time remake (one examples is Link's model having much more details/"visual noise" than other characters).