Nightdive Studios Says The Thing Remastered Will ‘Fulfill The Original Vision’ Of Computer Artworks’ 2002 Classic

Larry Kuperman, the business development director at Nightdive Studios, has saids that the company’s upcoming remaster of The Thing will ‘fulfill the original vision’ of developer Computer Artworks, who created the 2002 version of the PS2 classic horror title. Speaking with GamesRadar, Kuperman revealed that Computer Artworks were restricted with the original creative vision of The Thing due to technological limitations of the time. However, with this remaster, Nightdive Studios is able to make those visions a reality. Related Content — Upcoming PS5 Games 2024: The Best PS5 Games Coming Soon [Computer Artworks was] really, really pretty happy, and justifiably so, with the game that they produced, but they were also aware of limitations, of things that they could not do simply because the technology, the game engine, did not support it. And, without going into too much detail, without providing any spoilers, there are some things that, we were able to fulfill the original vision of the developers. That’s something that’s really important to us.The Thing Remastered is pencilled in for release later this year for PS5, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One.[Source – GamesRadar]



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