I'm going to make a blanket statement that I usually make when these threads occur.
If your childhood was utterly dependent on a tv show or game to be a good experience, and that good experience of the game from your childhood can be destroyed by a remake of the game years later, then you must have had a nightarish hell of a childhood.
I had a lovely childhood, with a sister who I was close with and parents that loved me. My gaming, my tv watching, my films were all a big part of growing up for me, but I didn't have to rely on them for feelings of closeness and feeling like I was having a 'good' time.
Even if they were to remake Final Fantasy VII as a Cooking Mama kitchen simulator with Sephiroth reduced to a mean farmer who won't let you have the ingredients to make Holy Pie to stop the Meteor oven from overloading, I wouldn't care because my childhood is not dependent on old games remaining old and fat and impotent.
If your childhood was utterly dependent on a tv show or game to be a good experience, and that good experience of the game from your childhood can be destroyed by a remake of the game years later, then you must have had a nightarish hell of a childhood.
I had a lovely childhood, with a sister who I was close with and parents that loved me. My gaming, my tv watching, my films were all a big part of growing up for me, but I didn't have to rely on them for feelings of closeness and feeling like I was having a 'good' time.
Even if they were to remake Final Fantasy VII as a Cooking Mama kitchen simulator with Sephiroth reduced to a mean farmer who won't let you have the ingredients to make Holy Pie to stop the Meteor oven from overloading, I wouldn't care because my childhood is not dependent on old games remaining old and fat and impotent.