One of the biggest things a remake can hope to do is enhance enough to make the original release redundant by comparison. Destroy All Humans is neither a perfect game nor a perfect remake, but it improves so much from when it released in 2005 that I can?t imagine ever needing to go back to the original. This is exactly what Destroy All Humans fans wanted. 
As a big fan of the original two games growing up, I?ve been wanting to see the franchise return in some capacity for years now. Sure, I would have preferred a brand new entry and continuation for the series, but for something that?s generally considered a hidden gem from the PS2 generation, it?s just really great to see it back at all and to get the chance to?DESTROY ALL HUMANS! 

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