If you long for the days of 16-bit gaming and believe that the Super Nintendo was the pinnacle of RPGs, then the latest Elden Ring remake is for you. Like, like, something like. YouTubers 64 Bit, a group of animators who make videos of everything from game remakes to Pikachu with a gun, released an Elden Ring demake for the SNES to kick off their popular seven-part series of game demakes, but there’s a trap. . Unlike Game Boy Elden Ring or Bloodborne PS1 demake, you cannot play this version of the RPG.
Which is a shame, because frankly, it looks amazing. Elden Ring for SNES reimagines several key moments and locations from the original, beginning with an atmospheric shot of the Faded Ones looking at Eardtree. One smart touch is how they handle the world map. Instead of turning The Lands Between into a Final Fantasy-style world map, in 64 Bit, the Ternis roam the game’s map until they reach a key location.
The rest of the trailer is a delightful series of key scenes: a troll jumping from Stormhill, an impressive battle against 16-bit Malenia, and a shot of Radan that somehow manages to be even darker and more atmospheric. than the original. There’s even an in-game message with the classic “Praise the dog!” he dropped in front of Miriel.
64 Bits stated that they currently have no plans for removal. That said, there’s still a lot to be done in The Lands Between, even months after release. Players are finding more and more unique ways to play a role in the Elden Ring, including a group of players masquerading as the Godskin duo in PvP. Not to mention the cut material, including an invisible boss that can only be found through the mod.
Speaking of mods, if you want to change your game even more, check out our collection of the best Elden Ring mods available right now.
Source : PC Gamesn
