How much remastering can one Nanosuit take, I ask? Hasn’t the poor man had enough of your 4Ks and tracing rays?

Lock down the cooling fans! Hoist the RAM sails that have RGB features because why the hell not and secure the terror-floppy graphics cards down below. Crysis is coming back yo!

Thanks to a new leak, a full-on remaster of the original game that set many a PC back on fire back in the day and gave rise to the benchmark in graphical memes about almighty rigs being properly equipped with the hardware necessary to run that beast of a game at its most maximum of settings.

With Warface and Hunt: Showdown being the primary money-makers for Crytek currently, it seems as if Crysis has been left to gather dust…or has it?

You can’t argue with the fact that Crysis became a legend that resonated with fans for years after its release. A pity the same can’t be said for its sequels. That’s the idea behind this documentary from Noah Caldwell-Gervais, which examines the highs of the franchise and its disappointing lows. It clocks in at around an hour, so you might want to bookmark this. It’s an utterly fascinating watch.

If you’ve ever fancied getting around Los Santos quicker and without the need for wheels, then rejoice! Straight out of Crysis comes a mod that enables players to slip into the iconic Nanosuit of that franchise and jump over all manner of obstacles and an impending lawsuit from EA Games in GTA V.

First-person shooters, ain’t going nowhere! But which one is the best? When you take a game or a franchise and boil it down to its essence, which one stands tall over the countless others?

Crysis might be a stunning piece of technology, but it's about to get an old-school make over.