Metroid: Zero Mission is what every remake tries to be; it significantly improved the timeless classic and transformed it into one of the best installments in the series. It is a bit too hand-holdy, but you can't complain. | © Nintendo
Yakuza Kiwami updated the combat system of the original game, which makes it the best game of the series. The more recent installments in the series still can't match the gameplay of 2016's remake. | © Sega
Dead or Alive 2 has to be one of the best early 3D fighting games, and its remake on Xbox was a substantial jump. The graphics have been significantly improved, the characters look better than ever, and the stages are impressive. | © Team Ninja
The Last of Us Part 1 is a brutal and enjoyable game, and the remake kept all of that while adding greatly improved visuals, small but meaningful gameplay changes, and a wide range of accessibility options. It's undeniably a great option for newcomers and longtime fans. | © Naughty Dog
Ratchet & Clank captures the nostalgic charm of faithfully recreated levels and satisfying combat mechanics. Despite its flaws, the game remains a fun, if somewhat superficial, blast from the past. | © Insomniac Games
Pokémon: Let’s Go Pikachu is the most enjoyable experience for shiny hunt for the Pokémon. The story is very original, and it provides nostalgia for people who played the games back then. The characters are cute, and Pikachu becomes extremely strong. | © Game Freak
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is a solid remake that loves the original game. It has a really beautiful art style and more mechanically in-depth combat, so no real reason to play the original game. | © Nintendo
The remake of Resident Evil OG has a special place in my heart. From the eerie lighting, to the sounds of crows escaping their cages, everything helps generate anxiety about what you'll find around the next corner. | © Capcom
Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes is one of the best remakes ever, thanks to the faithful retelling of the original story and combining it with stunning graphics and redefined gameplay mechanics. The game delivers a fresh yet nostalgic experience for MGC fans. | © Konami
Shadow Of The Colossus has reached new heights upon the release of the PlayStation 4 remake. The game keeps true to the original idea of finding and destroying massive beasts but smoothes gameplay and delivers enhanced graphics and performance. | © Sony Interactive Entertainment
Dead Space remake polishes up the original title for modern audiences, adding new gameplay features and keeping the feeling that made the original title special. This game is one of the best ways to experience a standout survival horror shooter. | © Motive Studio
Spyro Reignited Trilogy allows players to experience the original PlayStation trilogy with updated visuals, colorful characters, tougher enemies, puzzles, and challenging platforming. | © Insomniac Games
While the original Super Mario 64 is more historically significant, the DC version is a good remake that offers various speedrunning opportunities. The graphics don’t have that magical early 3D look, but they're strong, nevertheless. | © Nintendo
Resident Evil 2 is a remake of one of the best sequels ever created. Not only does it introduce us to Leon Kennedy, it also expands the plot of the original title, creating new environments and stories. | © Capcom
Final Fantasy 7 Remake is one of the most influential games of all time; its exploration of personal identity combined with melodramatic gameplay has been copied many times. The scope of the game blew players' minds back in the '90s, and although the remake won't be that influential, it's a fantastic way to revisit that story. | © Square Enix
Remakes are the bread and butter of the most publishers nowadays, as they draw long-time fans to renovated versions of beloved classics. In this guide, we've chosen our 15 favorite remakes of all time. These games are must-haves for your collection!
