A remaster generally aims to enhance the 'master' copy of the original game with better visuals or sound effects, whereas a remake takes the general premise of a game to create something that's familiar but slightly different.
Lollipop Chainsaw remake will be "as close as possible to a remaster" In a statement posted on Twitter, Yasuda says that Dragami Games' goal from the start has been to "make it so that players who wish to play Lollipop Chainsaw can do so easily, not to make a new Lollipop Chainsaw game." In fact, it looks like the reason behind the project being a remake and not a remaster is due to 16 of the original game's licensed songs can't be included in this version. Lollipop Chainsaw producer Yoshimi Yasuda has now released a statement to reassure us that Dragami will be trying to keep the project as close to a remaster as possible. Interactive Entertainment Hack & Slash Tom West Lollipop Chainsaw remake producer Yoshimi Yasuda has released a statement in an attempt to reassure fans that the upcoming remake will be "as close as possible to a remaster," but censorship will be discussed with each platform.The news of Dragami Games' upcoming Lollipop Chainsaw remake has garnered a lot of excitement from fans across the world since its announcement last week, but a number of concerns have also been raised about how close the game's authenticity will remain to the original version.
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