Since this is so frequently an issue with games that WERE originally never menat to leave it’s original platform that only goes to show that they’ve all failed to think ahead. That line of thought is clearly erroneous.
I’m clearly not particularly surprised about how common this issue is as I laid out that it’s been a problem for well soon 30 years. Being common isn’t a very good excuse for people continuing a bad practice.
Whilst these games were revolutionary at the time, I’m not sure I’d want to go back and revisit my memories with them, because even in those fond recollections I remember the games being clunky. In my opinion a far better choice would be the Yakuza games which polished and refined the formula on offer here.
