I'd love to see Kojima and crew do Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake with all the current hallmarks of the current games starting with Metal Gear Solid. So full voice acting, fullly fleshed story and cinematics, and so forth.
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Battletoads, Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, Metal Gear, Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake, and Star Wars: Dark Forces.
And while I'm dreaming, I'd like Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 and for Bioware to make a Star Trek game.
EDIT: Oh, and Shadowgate. And The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall.
And while I'm dreaming, I'd like Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 and for Bioware to make a Star Trek game.
EDIT: Oh, and Shadowgate. And The Elder Scrolls: Daggerfall.
exball said:
Daggerfall'd never happen, same with Arena. Mostly due to how they relied entirely on randomly generated worlds.
They'd also never release the source code due to losing it years prior when they changed offices. Infact the best thing to look forward to with Daggerfall is a full engine remake someone is doing.
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The same goes for Morrowind with OpenMW
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If Nintendo remade Majora's Mask I'd buy and play the shit out of it.
I guess one game I like to see remade would be Fallout 2, one of my favorite CRPG's of all time. Just give it new graphics, fix the bugs, add in new things to mix it up and maybe some new areas that wouldn't contradict anything to the games canon.
You can never have enough FFIV remakes!
I would like to see a remake of the PS2 racing game Flat Out.
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Spyro, the entire PSX trilogy
Ace Combat 5 and Zero, as they are some of the most immersive flight sims I have ever played.
Shin Megami Tensei Nocturne, I have a copy but I would prefer a portable version.
Sim City 2000. My favorite PC game ever.
Duke Nukem: A Time to Kill. A better successor that Forever.
Shin Megami Tensei Nocturne, I have a copy but I would prefer a portable version.
Sim City 2000. My favorite PC game ever.
Duke Nukem: A Time to Kill. A better successor that Forever.
c-no said:
Have you tried out Killap's Restoration mod? It pretty much fixes a lot of the glitches, adds new areas, quests, and fixes broken or unfinished ones. An example being the quest to find Sulik's sister. Which I was kinda saddened to find was unbeatable initially since I really liked Sulik.
OT: I guess I wouldn't mind seeing a remake of Abe's Oddysee... OH WAIT!!
Well how about Final Fantasy IX? Friggen love that game.
I have played Killap's restoration mod. A couple different versions to be sure. I honestly do like it but I really wish the Kaga encounters were like the older version where encountering the guy was similar to the first encounter with Frank Horrigan. The newer versions made him a random encounter similar to the Morton brothers which disappoints me, especially if it means I can't be a diplomat and tell him to quit his futile quest of killing me. Also, I too like Sulik and I honestly wished Black Isles added the quest to find his sister.scorptatious said:
Digimon World 1 and 2. I would settle for them being released on the PSN as classics. Granted, it would be nice if they fixed the bugs in 1.
Kamen Rider Black said:
I wish 1 had more of a tutorial section myself. One of my least favorite aspects of that game was the beginning of it.
I remember really feeling like I was far too under powered at the start, and that the levelling system required you to grind at gyms. Without having a strategy guide you wouldn't know what digimon you were capable of evolving into. Much less ones you wanted. Etc.
Once I actually read more about the game I got more into it, and I actually noticed the level design got dramatically better in quality as it went on. Eventually I actually beat it and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Even still it took me like 6 separate tries to actually get interested in it again.
I'd like to see Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean remade. It's a game with a great story, but the gameplay is a drudge and the voice acting is beyond awful.
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I want them to remake this old game that was made for the Doom engine called Strife. It was a first person semi-open world RPFPS with dialogue and quests and voice actors and everything.
They did all of this in the engine that was made for Doom, the least complicated game in the world.
If you think that sounds awesome, just go out and get it. It's completely free. You'll need to have a PC and you should probably get ZDoom or some other similar program so you can use mouselook and stuff like that.
And Morrowind. I couldn't play Morrowind until somebody made a mod that let you actually hit what you were attacking (accurate attack).And for those of you who want to say that's what the combat was like before Oblivion came out, it wasn't. Both Arena and Daggerfall and actual Real Time combat. There's always Morroblivion, but I could never get that to work.
They did all of this in the engine that was made for Doom, the least complicated game in the world.
If you think that sounds awesome, just go out and get it. It's completely free. You'll need to have a PC and you should probably get ZDoom or some other similar program so you can use mouselook and stuff like that.
And Morrowind. I couldn't play Morrowind until somebody made a mod that let you actually hit what you were attacking (accurate attack).And for those of you who want to say that's what the combat was like before Oblivion came out, it wasn't. Both Arena and Daggerfall and actual Real Time combat. There's always Morroblivion, but I could never get that to work.
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