As confirmed by the official KH JP twitter a few hours ago, when the remixes are released on ps4 they will be running at 60fps. I have noticed that different versions of games count as their own "different games". Would the remixes on ps4 fall under our current ps3 versions of the game? I know it is early to ask but this is under the assumption that the only difference will be the fps and probably the loading times. Would this be significant enough to treat the games separately from the ps3 versions?
To echo what Hobz said and to elaborate a bit more, we have zero information on these games aside from the fact they run at 60 FPS.
Given this complete lack of information, we have no idea what these games will actually play like. One would assume they might load faster, but for all we know it might only be a few seconds in the case of 1.5 (which didn't have super long loads to begin with) and who knows what will happen with 2.5. Right now it's just a lot of hoping and speculation, so a decision on this won't be made until the games are released next March and we can actually play them and see how the play, load, run, etc. compared to the current suite of games.
Then we can decide how to best account for them.
I was just wondering what criteria is needed to define them as something different.
The biggest thing that would result in differentiating between PS3 and PS4 would be load times. If PS4 loads significantly faster, then it would be separated out.
How they'll be separated remains to be decided on (adding more games, more categories, consolidating under tabs, etc.)
