Day one review:

The refreshed graphics are exactly how you remember the original, the headshots work and the enemies are not as insanely bulletspongy as they used to. There are robust accessibility options and improvements to every aspect of the game, as well as a vault containing art from the making of the original game. The INSANE loading times of the original have been obviously fixed.

There's a bug that makes the game auto-skip the cutscenes but lowering the framerate to 120 fixed it for me.

https://five.seafn.eu.org/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3807416524

EDIT: This issue triggered on again between the missions and this time around seemed to be fixed by switching the Vsync off regardless of other parameters. FINAL EDIT (hopefully): Cutscene skipping triggered again after Missle Silo (I think it may activate on a cutscene finishing an episode), this time switching the Vsync on worked so at this point, I think refreshing the graphics settings fixes it until it reactivates. Additionally, cutscene skip is on button press not hold, it's very sensitive and attached to any button, so it is entirely possible that the cutscene skips just from the player holding forward a second too long while approaching the NPC who triggers the scene. Not the greatest design idea. Furthermore, the bug that uncontrollably launches a vehicle in the air when the physics governing it activate (on the screenshot above) occurs on the first use of every vehicle so far EDIT: except forklift for some reason.

It's a solid (EDIT: more or less) Nightdive work sold at an exorbitant price by Atari.

Long story short, if you didn't know that destroying 3 trees in the helicopter intro spawns a terminator jumping down the bank roof on a motocycle you can skip SiNR until an acceptable discount.

https://five.seafn.eu.org/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3807381984

Further info coming. Meanwhile, did you notice how SiN ep1 is 1penis when read backwards?

Remaster is very very good in terms of gameplay and the such though there's surprisingly very little to basically no vault content like there's nothing when it comes to the Quake 1 engine era of the game though this is probably a Ritual yeeting everything Q1 era of development like 29 years ago and there being no backup that NDS could look in (that or it's hidden in the .sin files which is a different format from the OG's .sin packages). We also know who keeps making NDS releases 30 DOLLARS and it's Atari because of course it is and if anyone high up at Atari sees this
Stop
Please
$19.99 in all regions is a good truce for everyone ain't it?

1/1 as the original in a good way with good QOL features but, the interactibles like sinks toilets alarms dont work..