There are additions, however, such as a new snap-to-cover mechanic when you walk into it, which was absent from the original, and of course the massive graphical overhaul. Mind, stages are designed with that in mind, so traversing without it never really feels annoying, it just sticks out at first. Clicking in the left stick to sprint is instead met with a crouch - there is no sprinting in this game, just as in the original. That’s not to say there are no teething problems, mind you. Despite this, Rogue Trooper Redux, with minimal adjustments, controls perfectly well in the modern day. Going back in time five years will present you with some aged controls and mechanics, but leaping back two console generations is another thing entirely.
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A full 1080p60 presentation certainly helps matters of course, but more importantly it controls well. Well, when playing Rogue Trooper Redux, things go better than you might expect. Zombie Army 4: Dead War Interview – ‘People Should Be More Than Happy with the Content’ So then, that leaves us with two questions does Rogue Trooper Redux successfully bring an old game and an older franchise into the modern era, and does the franchise have a chance of gaining new fans decades away from its inception? Still though, with all that in mind, Rogue Trooper was the unlikely target of a full-scale remake by Rebellion - they had enough faith in their classic game and the franchise to bring it back in 2017. Of course, 2000 AD (the comic in which Rogue Trooper debuted) has it’s fond fans here and abroad, but long periods of inactivity has stifled any fanbase growth it could’ve achieved. Unfortunately, a long history doesn’t necessarily mean a large fanbase.
It’s been a while since the Rogue Trooper series last graced consoles, and it’s been even longer since the franchise first debuted as a comic strip here in the UK, so it goes without saying that this is a franchise with a long history.
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