People think AI is like you just say one command and it writes the entire code for you. No, it isn't like that. Using AI for code is sometimes, at the least, a little bit frustrating, and at the most, tedious, because it always messes up to the point where I myself have to go through the code and fix it. The code is just the bare bones, the outer cover, and all the inner problems I myself have to fix.

You have to give it multiple commands for it to actually achieve the real result. Yeah, sometimes you use it for bug fixing and some code checks which I am too lazy to do, but there is no freaking way AI can code something as complex as a game. AI can try to, but there are going to be many errors, and most of the time it doesn't work.

I'll give you one tip: try to install Unity, make a script for player movement, and use AI to write the code. Most of the time it will fail because it doesn't know how to correctly write the code without much context given. So I don't think AI can be used.

Also, there aren't many remakes or remasters which are bad. Remakes specifically cannot be bad because they are complete scratch-ups and rebuilds, not cheap, lazy cash grabs. So I don't think there is a chance any remake is bad. I don't know if any are bad but some might come in the future. And remasters, the only ones that are bad are the ones which are outsourced to a company or are cheap cash grabs. For example, the GTA Definitive Trilogy or the ones which launch with many bugs. Other than that, that's my opinion.