PlutonianEmpire
King of the Plutonian Empire
Spore doesn't let you control your home planet's weather. SimEarth, does.
What games deserve a remake?
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Gangster
conquest of the new world
aimeeandbeatles
watermelon
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I'd like to see a remake of SimCopter with the same sorta game engine but better graphics. Great gameplay, but (bleep)ing graphics. (Although some of you may disagree about the gameplay.)
Kan' Sharuminar
Fluffy
Skies of Arcadia doesn't need a remake, it was damn near perfect as it is. Sequel yes, remake no
Chris85
Emperor
Yeah, it was near perfect. Give it better graphics and voice acting and it becomes the greatest RPG of all-time. Although, I agree a SoA sequel is definately needed.
MajorGeneral2
Just happy to be here
There is a remake for the GameCube, which is the version I've played.
A sequel would be nice, though. The world is engaging enough that the game at least deserves a follow-up in the same universe, even if it's not a direct sequel.
Chris85
Emperor
The Gamecube version, which is the one I have is more of an enhanced port than a remake.
Why is SimEarth so special?SimEarth.
Oh. My. God. What a remake that would be.
GoodEnoughForMe
n.m.s.s.
The original Perfect Dark needs a remake. That game was so ahead of it's time.
PlutonianEmpire
King of the Plutonian Empire
Because, you can play god over an entire planet, with many sliders to adjust conditions on the planet. Spore on the other hand, doesn't. You just cause events to occur, basically.
Civfan333
full metal alchemist
yeah, Simearth was awesome......too bad my CD broke like 5 years ago.....
PreLynMax
Your Lord and Master
Glover. Glover on the Wii would be insane in the membrane.
Yeah, but without the rediculious bright colors... they hurted my eyes.
Final Fantasy had a shot after VII when they made VIII, IX, and X (they all sucked beyond belief). Also X-2, XI, and XII were a disappointment too.
Try Ghost and Goblins, Contra (a decent remake), Altred Beast (again, a decent remake), Double Dragon, all Atari games (make them 3D).
Also Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (arcade), because I used to be a BIG TMNT fan in the late 80's and early 90's.
Edit: 1942 and Xevious, too... they were awesome that needs a big facelift.
SimEarth (already discussed), SimTower (in 3D), and SimCopter (already discussed).
Stormrage
Ever Present Taskmaster
But FF games are all separate.
I would say FF 7 deserves a remake. Others do not. (I only played 7,8,9 and 10 before any of you old timers start screaming)
I would say FF 7 deserves a remake. Others do not. (I only played 7,8,9 and 10 before any of you old timers start screaming
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Cheezy the Wiz
Socialist In A Hurry
F-19 Stealth Fighter.
Civfan333
full metal alchemist
Shogun: Total War needs a remake bad...
Swein Forkbeard
Nintendo Fan
To those who mention Zelda: A Link to the Past and Final Fantasy VI, there are remakes on the GBA.
Let's see...it would be nice the see the original Legend of Zelda be remade, just like Metroid was.
I think Gamespy had a list of the top 10 classic computer games that need a remake, and #1 was...
STAR CONTROL II!!!
Let's see...it would be nice the see the original Legend of Zelda be remade, just like Metroid was.
I think Gamespy had a list of the top 10 classic computer games that need a remake, and #1 was...
STAR CONTROL II!!!
GoodSarmatian
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I want a real FF VI remake, not the same game with the same graphics on a handheld.
MajorGeneral2
Just happy to be here
Does Final Fantasy VI really need a remake? Outside of cosmetic issues like graphics and sound, I can't think of what could really be done to improve it. Same goes for most of the older (pre-PS2) FF games, really.
If any FF needs a remake, and not just some touch-ups, it would probably be VIII. I enjoyed most of the game, but the draw system is, at best, a "noble failure." If it could be replaced, or at least somehow made less tedious, that'd be great. Maybe something like Final Fantasy Origins for the PlayStation, where you could choose at the beginning of the game whether you want to play with the original or the revised rules?
If any FF needs a remake, and not just some touch-ups, it would probably be VIII. I enjoyed most of the game, but the draw system is, at best, a "noble failure." If it could be replaced, or at least somehow made less tedious, that'd be great. Maybe something like Final Fantasy Origins for the PlayStation, where you could choose at the beginning of the game whether you want to play with the original or the revised rules?
LordKestrel
King
Oooh, that and F-117 were a lot of fun. Microprose sure did know how to make a good game.
mr_lewington
King
Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake! That would give Konami something to do for 3 years lol.
