Hi! The Wonderful 101: Remastered director Takanori Sato here!
You may be wondering what exactly is so "remastered" about #TW101.
Starting from today, I'll be making a series of tweets explaining what's been changed in the game. Stay tuned!

Takanori Special #TW101R Report No. 1

At the end of the opening movie of The Wonderful 101: Remastered, we've changed the title logo and added a "Remastered!" shout. Those voices are PlatinumGames employees! If you notice one voice that sounds particularly cool, that's me.

Takanori Special #TW101R Report No. 2

About the "Wonderful Missions" name change:
It was pretty hard to understand what this mode was about from its old name, so we changed it to "Multiplayer Missions."

"Back then, I wanted to name everything 'Wonderful'."
—Hideki Kamiya

Takanori Special #TW101R Report No. 3

We've added the "Platinum standard" to the difficulty to warn people that our "normal" can be harder than some other games.
We've also changed the controller depending on the gaming platform (and the angle of Wonder Red's hair)!

Takanori Special #TW101R Report No. 4

Here's one you might not have noticed!
In the original, these students were huddled a... bit too close together. For TW101R, we adjusted them to lead into the next scene. Details like this are small, but it's important to get them right!

Takanori Special #TW101R Report No. 5

You can check your mission goals at the bottom right of the screen! We've added a lot of hints like this to the Remastered game. When you play below Normal difficulty, they even show up during boss battles. Pretty helpful if you're stuck!