Games deserving a remake or sequel
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I didn't think the ending was that bad but i was expecting some kind of series from the people who made Fahrenheit...i thought that was the point of it being so short - so they could make them quicker...
Yes Jet Force Jemini, but not a remake just a sequel or something.alwaysrockon said:
Yay rainbow blood!
Seconded.Skruff said:
DUNGEON KEEPER DUNGEON KEEPER DUNGEON KEEPER DUN-GEON-KEE-PER...
...I love those games :3
I highly doubt the MMO being made of it will do the original games any justice.
JUST BRING OUT A SEQUEL, DAMNIT, THERE ARE ENOUGH MMOS IN THE WORLD AS IS.
/rant
Also Wonder Boy in Monster World.
http://kotaku.com/5100216/ea-announce-dungeon-keeper-mmoSkruff said:
It's supposed to be only available to China, though they're considering making it available to other regions as well.
I still think it will do it no justice.
I'd be interested to see Doom and Doom II remade with current graphics technology. That would be a nice piece of nostalgia for me. Remake the original music too. 
Not just to pull a Doom III and show off the pretty stuff that ID can do with that engine.
Not just to pull a Doom III and show off the pretty stuff that ID can do with that engine.
those calling for a Shadow of the Colossus ramake/sequel. i could see it working in the right hands but i am worried that it will ruin the original and will had the game over to just being a clone of something else. or else they will take away an element that made the game great. the reason i loved SotC was that it was completely unique in what it was. the game enviroment remained hostile despite the lack of things to fight. i explored, not only because it was required, but also out of my own curiosity to find another stunning view behold. it remains the only game i have ever played in which genuinely envoked emotions of fear when you knew you were close to a colossi and wondering how you could defeat or what it would look like. it was your want to continue on the journey of the game that kept me playing, not that i wanted to finish the actual game, because when you were playing, it didn't feel like a game anymore, more like you were being told a story, told so perfectly, you were on the edge of your seat, pressing your face to the screen, wanting to be a part of that barren, yet beautiful, world. also, sorrow. watching their blue eyes dim and their massive bodies fall, made me feel sadder than any other film, book or game, ever has.
To return the orginal point. i dont think their should be a sequel/remake. but it it is more than worthy to be re-released with NOTHING CHANGED for the xbox 360/PS3 to allow more people to see this diamond of a game that they missed the first time around.
To return the orginal point. i dont think their should be a sequel/remake. but it it is more than worthy to be re-released with NOTHING CHANGED for the xbox 360/PS3 to allow more people to see this diamond of a game that they missed the first time around.
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem or Golden Sun need sequels. Both were wonderful games, but they left the story open at the end.
We need another damn Vectorman sequel. An Fps or Tps, continuing the story of Vectorman. If you played the original, you know you want it.