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Rare Replay's Jet Force Gemini Has "Retooled" Widescreen
In a tweet earlier today, Rare showed off a screenshot of Jet Force Gemini from their upcoming Xbox One exclusive Rare Replay:
#tbt Can't upgrade everything, but Jet Force Gemini's widescreen option is retooled and looking sharp in #RareReplay! pic.twitter.com/mOtiEOXhuz
— Rare Ltd. (@RareLtd) July 2, 2015
It seems the original Jet Force Gemini's widescreen option has made it onto the Xbox One intact, along with some significantly improved visuals. Jet Force Gemini is just one of 30 games featured in the collection, which also include Battletoads, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Perfect Dark, and Banjo-Kazooie. Rare Replay releases for the Xbox One on August 4. Check out our E3 coverage of the game for more.
Our Take
Like Rare said, there's only so much you can do when bringing a 16-year-old game to an eighth-generation console. The screenshot in their tweet looks great, though. I hope the rest of the games make the jump to Xbox One as successfully.
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