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When Crytek announced that a remaster for the original Crysis<\/em> would launch this year, fans were excited to see how much the game’s legendary graphics would improve — but a leaked trailer has left so many fans disappointed with the graphical changes that Crytek has now pushed the game’s release by several weeks.<\/p>\n A trailer showing some gameplay and a July 23rd release date was leaked on YouTube, and the visuals left a bad taste in some fan’s mouths. Several commented how the game’s graphics remained significantly unchanged from the 2007 original; one fan even said the remaster “looks like original Crysis but with the lowest settings.”<\/p>\n Crysis<\/em>, a sci-fi first-person shooter series originally released on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360, was praised for its graphical design and remained a benchmark for people looking to test the power of their gaming PC builds. (Its graphical fidelity warranted a meme that’s still going 10 years later.) So, when Crytek agreed to remaster the game with “high-quality textures and improved art assets,” and yet would also inexplicably pass the “can-it-run-Crysis” test on a Nintendo Switch, we definitely perked up our ears.<\/p>\n Crytek acknowledged the leaks and the disappointed fans by promising to work on the game a bit more. “This extra time until release will allow us to get Crysis Remastered<\/em> up to the PC and console-breaking standard you’ve come to expect from Crysis <\/em>games,” Crytek said in a statement on Wednesday.<\/p>\n In the game industry, it’s not uncommon for games to be delayed once or even multiple times, though it’s rare to delay a game due to backlash from fans. Crysis Remaster<\/em>’s delay mirrors a similar move made by the film industry last year when Paramount pushed back the release date for the film adaption of Sonic The Hedgehog<\/em> after it received backlash regarding the design of the titular blue hedgehog.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Taylor Lyles <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![](\"https:\/\/cdn.vox-cdn.com\/thumbor\/a8K0BmypzGxIE9jdW9WVH7FOkjA=\/100x0:1180x720\/1310x873\/cdn.vox-cdn.com\/uploads\/chorus_image\/image\/67007917\/maxresdefault_2_18.0.jpg\")
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Image: Crytek When Crytek announced that a remaster for the original Crysis would launch this year, fans were excited to see how much the game’s legendary graphics would improve — but a leaked trailer has left so many fans disappointed with the graphical changes that Crytek has now pushed the game’s release by several weeks. A trailer … Continue reading Fans are upset with Crysis Remastered’s graphics, so Crytek is delaying the game<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading