So they're releasing the code? But what about the art assests. Moving to the future, those become more valuable, particularly as coding becomes more advanced.

So they're releasing the code? But what about the art assests. Moving to the future, those become more valuable, particularly as coding becomes more advanced. While coders have a habit of happily rewriting things to make them work better, visual stuff has a lot more nostalgia factor, as well as actually having them available makes the progress made on the code side seem a lot more real. Surely this isn't the only game where code is only part of the issue (if it is, I really don't know what the plan is in this instance).