Shrek 2 Remastered: grateful or just more slop?

The debate around Shrek 2 Remastered touches a bigger question for the games industry: when content is churned out at scale, does a familiar remaster earn goodwill or add to the noise? PC Gamer frames it as a question of whether we should feel grateful in an age of pervasive slop, and the answer depends heavily on how audiences perceive effort and intent. For studios, the lesson is that revisiting a beloved title carries expectations of care, not just a quick refresh. For developers, marketers and community managers, it is a reminder that trust is built in the details. Audiences notice when a project feels considered and when it feels like a cash grab, and that perception shapes how the next release is received. Curious how others in gaming see it, especially those working on remasters or re-releases.