A classic PS2 era game re-released on the PC, WITHOUT having some obnoxious type of extra DRM stuck to it? It's strange to think that this somehow happens less often then a hackjob remaster with Denuvo and unnecessary content-gating via DLC slapped onto it. Cherish releases like this. This is the kind of game that deserves your money (buy it on sale though).

hahahah! yay!

some "remaster"
locked to 30fps, the assets look pixellated in just 1440p (they must be for 1080p), and there is NO MUSIC on any levels i play (could be a bug, but i just installed it)

been playing the original on PS2 which is just better...