When Prepare to Die was released, they charged $20 for a game that was broken/unplayable on release then relied on the community to mod their game to the point of playability (eg. not instantly crashing, not being capped to 720p 30fps, etc.). After continuing to sell a broken product for years, they copied those community fixes into a new game, marginally improved graphics, and re-released it as a *Remastered Edition* while charging another $40. The game should have been playable on the first release, the game should not have been capped to 720p 30fps in the original release. The modifications they are charging an additional $40 for are what should have been the bare minimum product the first time around. There are glaring bugs (eg. controller not being recognized at all, a plethora of new bugs being introduced, etc.) Don't support this kind of cash-grabbing behavior. Buy a different game.

When Prepare to Die was released, they charged $20 for a game that was broken/unplayable on release then relied on the community to mod their game to the point of playability (eg. not instantly crashing, not being capped to 720p 30fps, etc.). After continuing to sell a broken product for years, they copied those community fixes into a new game, marginally improved graphics, and re-released it as a [i]*Remastered Edition*[/i] while charging another $40. The game should have been playable on the first release, the game should not have been capped to 720p 30fps in the original release. The modifications they are charging an additional $40 for are what [i]should[/i] have been the bare minimum product the first time around. There are glaring bugs (eg. controller not being recognized at all, a plethora of new bugs being introduced, etc.) Don't support this kind of cash-grabbing behavior. Buy a different game.