Game remastering is the process of updating an older video game to improve its graphics, sound, and overall performance while keeping the original gameplay intact. This often involves enhancing textures, increasing resolution, and optimizing the game for modern hardware. The goal is to make the game more appealing to both new players and those who enjoyed the original version. Remastered games may also include additional features, such as improved controls or new content, to enhance the player experience. Popular examples of remastered games include titles like The Last of Us Remastered and Halo: The Master Chief Collection, which have successfully brought classic games to contemporary audiences.