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Sonic Team's Takashi Iizuka dismisses the apparent inevitability of remakes, saying "you’re essentially providing the same experience again"
📰 Ashley Schofield
👤 Ashley Schofield
🕒 2026-10-06 23:12:21
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Sonic Team负责人Iizuka表示Sonic系列短期内不会推出重制或重制版，认为其缺乏原创性且开发成本仍高。文章提到Steam平台重制版泛滥，但多数仅复刻原有体验，Square Enix的《最终幻想7重制版》系列为特例。
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At this point, you can't even open the Steam front page without stumbling over
remake after remake
(sometimes remasters, just to spice things up). To say remakes are in vogue would be an understatement: they're an almost guaranteed moneymaker that can prey on nostalgia and a lust for a 'better time' to deliver games that can offer some ephemeral reproduction of the feeling of childhood, thus protecting from the Scaries of living in the current time. And, unless you're Square Enix having the
Final Fantasy VII Remake series
juggle both a new story and the original as a metanarrative, remakes usually grant that sweetest of temptations: the same thing you like, forever.
However, one person who seemingly takes issue with this is Takashi Iizuka, general producer of the Sonic series. In an interview with
Automaton
- which also touches on Sonic’s growing multimedia empire and Sega’s experience with
Sonic Racing: Crossworlds
as their first live service game - Iizuka suggests the blue hedgehog won’t be getting any remakes or remasters anytime soon, citing the concepts' lack of originality and still-high development costs.
Read more
remake after remake
(sometimes remasters, just to spice things up). To say remakes are in vogue would be an understatement: they're an almost guaranteed moneymaker that can prey on nostalgia and a lust for a 'better time' to deliver games that can offer some ephemeral reproduction of the feeling of childhood, thus protecting from the Scaries of living in the current time. And, unless you're Square Enix having the
Final Fantasy VII Remake series
juggle both a new story and the original as a metanarrative, remakes usually grant that sweetest of temptations: the same thing you like, forever.
However, one person who seemingly takes issue with this is Takashi Iizuka, general producer of the Sonic series. In an interview with
Automaton
- which also touches on Sonic’s growing multimedia empire and Sega’s experience with
Sonic Racing: Crossworlds
as their first live service game - Iizuka suggests the blue hedgehog won’t be getting any remakes or remasters anytime soon, citing the concepts' lack of originality and still-high development costs.
Read more