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Activision Plans To Do More Remasters In Years To Come
There's no denying that the latest release of Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy was a major success for Activision this year. The game took an old property that wasn't getting their proper due in modern gen consoles, cleaned up all their old assets, added new content as well as old material that was cut from the game and released a fantastic package deal for old and new fans. Because of that unexpected success, Activision has plans down the road for even more.
As part of their second quarter earning call, the company talked a little bit about the game's success and where they plan to go with titles from there. Here's a brief snippet of what Eric Hirshberg had to say on the matter, courtesy of ThisGenCaming:
So this is a strategy that clearly has our attention, and while there are no new announcements today, I think you can be confident there will be more activity like this in the future with more great IP. The other opportunity beyond remasters is to look at some of our classic IP and ask whether or not it can be reborn on a new platform, like what we're doing with Skylanderson mobile. Our IP library is an asset that, when done right, can be very powerful.
