Games you'd like to see remade

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Super Mario RPG. Make the enemies more challenging and have all 5 characters be able to fight at once instead of picking just 3.
 
Descent said:
Super Mario RPG. Make the enemies more challenging and have all 5 characters be able to fight at once instead of picking just 3.
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Oh my God, this. So much this. I remembered beating this game twice and still loved it. I want to see Geno and Mallow back.
 
Dr. Cuddlebug said:
Burning Love said:
No Jet Grind Radio/Jet Set Radio Future?

Forum, I am disappoint. :(
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Jet Set Radio was re-released on Steam/XBLA/PSN/iOS/Android/Vita
http://store.steampowered.com/app/205950/

Jet Set Radio Future might get re-released eventually.
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That's not a remake, though, it's just a HD version of the original. The mechanics and story and music are all the same, the only difference is the graphics. Back in the late 90s/early 00s, JGR/JSRF were graphically amazing, and not just because they were cel shaded. If they were remade on modern consoles, provided they had a good budget and weren't done as a cash-in, I can't even imagine how they could look today. I think they would stand a lot better chance in a modern market, too.
 
Breath of Fire. The entire series (minus Dragon Quarter). Give me that and I'll start buying from Capcom again.
 
Team Buddies, Dungeon Keeper (and maybe dungeon keeper 2) (yes, I know that there's a lot of games that take a lot from dungeon keeper, but I don't know any who do it as well), I'd also like an actual good remake of Double Dragon 2 and bubble bobble, as far as older games go.
 
exball said:
I think Morrowind could do with a remake.
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If Bethesda ever remade Morrowind, then they could add what is in Oblivion and Skyrim (respawning npc enemies, radiant quest, prettier graphics, face customization) but they would most likely remove the clothes beneath armor (no more wearing a common shirt under an iron cuirass) and streamline armor pieces together (cuirass and greaves are now one.). Still if Morrowind got a remake, Bethesda could add in things they envisioned for the game but never gotten to implement.
 
exball said:
I think Morrowind could do with a remake.
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c-no said:
exball said:
I think Morrowind could do with a remake.
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If Bethesda ever remade Morrowind, then they could add what is in Oblivion and Skyrim (respawning npc enemies, radiant quest, prettier graphics, face customization) but they would most likely remove the clothes beneath armor (no more wearing a common shirt under an iron cuirass) and streamline armor pieces together (cuirass and greaves are now one.). Still if Morrowind got a remake, Bethesda could add in things they envisioned for the game but never gotten to implement.
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A development team is seeking to remake Morrowind on an open source engine that will allow literally everything about it to be redone. Including combat/dialogue/textures/models/physics etc. Right now the only promised change about it is they're redoing the AI of Morrowind since it's something everyone disliked.

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It also has the potential of being ported to various devices in the future (like Mac/Linux ports of Morrowind, or even ports to consoles.)
 
Well seeing as how DuckTales: Remastered was a thorough success, I shall now humbly desire a remake of the lesser known DuckTales 2.
 
Ultima Underworld.
Like somebody mentioned, TIE Fighter.

I was gonna say those and Red Baron, but Baron *is* getting a remake from the original designer.

I was offered a job at Bethesda to work on Morrowind back in the day, but like an ass I let that pestilential shithole Midway wave dollar bills in my face and lure me away. Bethesda would have been a twenty times better gig, but they were $50K below Midway's offer. And I was an ass.
 
Smokedaddy said:
I was offered a job at Bethesda to work on Morrowind back in the day, but like an ass I let that pestilential shithole Midway wave dollar bills in my face and lure me away. Bethesda would have been a twenty times better gig, but they were $50K below Midway's offer. And I was an ass.
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Offered to work on Morrowind. That would make one wonder what sort of mark you would of left on that game. Too bad Midway swayed you with dollar bills.
 
c-no said:
Offered to work on Morrowind. That would make one wonder what sort of mark you would of left on that game. Too bad Midway swayed you with dollar bills.
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And it's too bad I was an ass. I've been kicking myself in the butt for that one for about 13 years now. Bethesda looked like a wildly cool place to work; it was a small, lean an' mean team, and looked kickass. The team you work with is really more important than the game itself, 'cause every game gets to be a colossal pain in the butt before it's over, and who knows what you'll get shuffled off to next round. Midway, on the other hand, was a shithole run by clueless waterheads. Everyone on my project was put on crunch time in March, and it didn't end until the game shipped at the end of January. That is a recipe for disaster. But -- it was $125K to start, instead of $75K at Bethesda, and greed won (because I am an ass). My producer made about $1M a year in salary and bonuses, which is a pretty neat trick for not doing any perceptible work.

When I got there, I wanted to work on a pinball game, but they'd just killed pinball. Arcade followed a few months after. See above re: me being an ass, but everyone else bought up the spare arcade hardware and build the bitchinest MAME cabinets you ever saw.
 
Smokedaddy said:
c-no said:
Offered to work on Morrowind. That would make one wonder what sort of mark you would of left on that game. Too bad Midway swayed you with dollar bills.
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And it's too bad I was an ass. I've been kicking myself in the butt for that one for about 13 years now. Bethesda looked like a wildly cool place to work; it was a small, lean an' mean team, and looked kickass. The team you work with is really more important than the game itself, 'cause every game gets to be a colossal pain in the butt before it's over, and who knows what you'll get shuffled off to next round. Midway, on the other hand, was a shithole run by clueless waterheads. Everyone on my project was put on crunch time in March, and it didn't end until the game shipped at the end of January. That is a recipe for disaster. But -- it was $125K to start, instead of $75K at Bethesda, and greed won (because I am an ass). My producer made about $1M a year in salary and bonuses, which is a pretty neat trick for not doing any perceptible work.

When I got there, I wanted to work on a pinball game, but they'd just killed pinball. Arcade followed a few months after. See above re: me being an ass, but everyone else bought up the spare arcade hardware and build the bitchinest MAME cabinets you ever saw.
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Had you sticked with Bethesda, then I'd wonder what they would assign your job as. You working on a TES game would of been something, especially if you included a shout-out to the Chris or something like that.

Getting to topic though, one game I'd like to see remade would be one of the King's Field games From Software has made. Either one of those four games or Armored Core 1 or 2.
 
Dr. Cuddlebug said:
A development team is seeking to remake Morrowind on an open source engine that will allow literally everything about it to be redone. Including combat/dialogue/textures/models/physics etc. Right now the only promised change about it is they're redoing the AI of Morrowind since it's something everyone disliked.

[youtube]WSr3k9ubR7w[/youtube]

It also has the potential of being ported to various devices in the future (like Mac/Linux ports of Morrowind, or even ports to consoles.)
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I have found the holy grail of joy.
 
The Power Pros series in English. So far, there's only two of them: 2007 and 2008. And I'm posting this as someone who is not really much of a baseball fan.

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R.A.E.L. said:
Final Fantasy VII. It deserves voice acting and much better graphics.
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I never got why people love Final fantasy VII so much. I think it's a rather meh game.
 
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