Most Wanted - What old guff would you like to see on PSN/XBLA - The Bear and Badger

Raiziel

For what it's worth I've stopped playing FFX.

Bollockoff

Stop being mad. U mad? That's still an insult right?

stormyskiesahead

EvilRedEye wrote:

Jesus fucking Christ, what is it with this forum and NOT WAITING FOR FUCKING REMAKES.

I've got a whole load of DC games that are just gathering dust though, it's a shame not to play them.

Bollockoff

Start playing FF XIII-2 that's sure to have a remake in the next 20 years.

stormyskiesahead

Bollockoff wrote:

Could just get a cheap GC and buy SoA Legends. Never got around to it myself but apparently it has some nice additional content.

Could probably get a DC for the price SoA Legends is going for. Might look for an N64 while I'm at it.

JonB

Bollockoff wrote:

Could just get a cheap GC and buy SoA Legends. Never got around to it myself but apparently it has some nice additional content.

Extra long ship battles? That's the one I played anyway.

Kazuo

HD REMAKE OF KILLER 7 GOD DAMN SUDA

Shinji

I want these remade in HD

Colony Wars: Vengeance
Silent Bomber
Alien3
THPS2 (oh wait.....wooohoooo gonna be awesome)

Bollockoff

I want that Baldur's Gate HD thingymajig to hurry the feck up.

[Deleted User]

stormyskiesahead wrote:

Giga Wing, Gunbird 2, Power Stone 1+2, Rival Schools 2: Project Justice.

Oh gawd yes.

Facewon

Phantom dust. If ever a game would suit xbla, this is it. And just because none of the sequels have quite scratched the same itch: Colin McRae 2.0.

Also +1 to blast corps and panzer dragoon saga. Even though I suspect I'd lose patience with the latter.

adkm1979

Dropship: United Peace Force PS2
I'd like to see this again in a much more fluid open world, where you can more smoothly make your way from one dropship to the next back at base, more natural feeling land vehicles, and I suppose that would then lend itself to multiplayer.

Bushido Blade Â PlayStation
I know I mention this game every chance I get, but I'd love to see an update. Â It was already pretty advanced in terms of localised damage, but I'd like to see further refinement. Â I don't need a story, I just need different characters with different strengths, different abilities with the different weapons and a tonne of development on really honing an engine that is detailed in the damage done when a particular weapon strikes a particular body part in a particular way. Â And fuck it, if they can work out how to have it that you can deflect strikes more easily, you could get epic duels going. Â Yum.

Colony WarsÂ Â PlayStation
Update the graphics, fix how the controls are mapped around the pad, hire actual James Earl Jones instead of fake James Earl Jones, done.

G-PoliceÂ Â PlayStation
Update the graphics, fix how the controls are mapped around the pad, done.

B-17 Flying FortressÂ Atari ST
Again, this is one for multiplayer. Â Think about it. Â You know I'm right.

[Deleted User]

adkm1979 wrote:

Dropship: United Peace Force PS2 I'd like to see this again in a much more fluid open world, where you can more smoothly make your way from one dropship to the next back at base, more natural feeling land vehicles, and I suppose that would then lend itself to multiplayer. Bushido Blade Â PlayStation I know I mention this game every chance I get, but I'd love to see an update. Â It was already pretty advanced in terms of localised damage, but I'd like to see further refinement. Â I don't need a story, I just need different characters with different strengths, different abilities with the different weapons and a tonne of development on really honing an engine that is detailed in the damage done when a particular weapon strikes a particular body part in a particular way. Â And fuck it, if they can work out how to have it that you can deflect strikes more easily, you could get epic duels going. Â Yum. Colony WarsÂ Â PlayStation Update the graphics, fix how the controls are mapped around the pad, hire actual James Earl Jones instead of fake James Earl Jones, done. G-PoliceÂ Â PlayStation Update the graphics, fix how the controls are mapped around the pad, done. B-17 Flying FortressÂ Atari ST Again, this is one for multiplayer. Â Think about it. Â You know I'm right.

there all excellent choices.

Elmlea

Well done adkm for doing it right.

Tempy

The PS1 games in his post highlight how focus group driven and homogenous games have generally become this gen. Three utterly different titles, the likes of which haven't seen on either console.

G-Police 360 would be incredible, jetting through Bladerunner scale cities, chasing criminals through done networks... god. I used to spend hours on the demo that I got with OPSM, just chasing bikes around their routes, bombing car junctions from above...

Instead we get about 30 floating gun man shooter games. Ah well.

EvilRedEye

Is the problem really AAA games development though? Can't really see what's stopping someone doing that as a downloadable game or a modestly-budgeted PC one.

Bollockoff

Talking about Bladerunner. That's another one that needs to be excavated from whatever trove it's been buried in. Probably the Westwood mausoleum.

Tempy

About 5 people here actully play on the PC. AAA devs have a money making formula and have stuck to it, scaring plenty of other devs into the same niche.

There will always be different games but the breadth of titles this gen has diminished from the PS2 era even, let alone the PS1 where you could have a game like Bushido Blade on your shelf next to Colony Wars, Klonoa, Music 2000, Parappa the Rapper, Gran Turismo, FFVII, G-Police, Kula World, Team Buddies, Alundra, Wipeout and Ape Escape.

Money and graphical standards means the safe route is preferable and understandable but that doesn't mean I have to be ok with it.

Brooks

Bushido Blade deserves a full on reboot, not a mere port.

Fortunately, Neal Stephenson may be about to make something like it happen.

Paul the sparky

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The fifth guy in needs to work on his technique.

Bollockoff

Mount & Blade always had quite a good fighting system involving feints and blocking that's fun online. Nowhere near as in-depth as that guy is poised to be going though.

Brooks

Is it awful of me that took one look at the game and thought "b-b-b-but Japanese visuals team please".

That goes for M&B too - great concept, fugly.

Brooks

Actually I'd probably trust Epic on that now too, I think they more-or-less get it.

Olimite

Well done adkm for actually reading the OP.

Little Franklin

Have people actually played the games they wantÂ rereleased/remade. A lot of the games I used to like don't really stand the test of time.

[Deleted User]

Mine does which is why I chose it. Most hori shooters are emulating Gradius in some way, so why not resurrect the best one. People bought Sine Mora and it's not a patch on it.

[Deleted User]

theres a decent gradius clone in lbp2, very enjoyable and old skool.

EvilRedEye

Olimite wrote:

Well done adkm for actually reading the OP.

The OP says to explain why you want to see it, and how it would be relevant today, not how you would update it. PERHAPS YOU SHOULD READ YOUR OWN OP, WHOO!

regmcfly

Olimite actually took mine.

I'd love to see a hd re-release of the Yoshi's Island for N64. Those graphics were stunning back in the day. Great platforming, add in some online co-op with other yoshis, and pretty up the graphics. YES.

optimark_prime

I much preferred Yoshi's Island on SNES.

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