Those upgrades will all still be there, but now Ultimate Edition buyers will get the added bonus of free access to all four original Xbox 360 Gears games, including the very one being remastered, Gears 2, Gears 3, and the Gears of War: Judgment spinoff. The new Xbox One game, set to hit stores on August 25, was originally going to launch as a top-to-bottom remaster of the 2006 Xbox 360 hit, complete with newer games' maneuvers and weapons slapped into both single and multiplayer modes. One way to do so is to slap a ton of additional content onto the disc, which Microsoft tried last year with the fumbled launch of Halo: The Master Chief Collection. Well, the company is trying again-this time with Gears of War: Ultimate Edition. That specific field has become so crowded, in fact, that remaster games have now had to one-up each other just to stand out. If you browse for video games for either of the major current-gen consoles, your fingers won't get very far before they bump into a "remaster" of a game from the past decade.
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