Games I wish they would remake!

[LilithSlave]

The DS version not good enough for you?

Not really, no. I own a copy, but not much was added.

It hardly counts as a "remake". IV, yes. Chrono Trigger, no.

 

[infohippie]

I-War. Effing fantastic space sim with reasonably realistic physics.
Frontier: Elite II. As above but with emphasis on trade rather than military activity.
Dungeon Keeper. Possibly the best game ever to have been made by Bullfrog.

 

[Hazy]

I'd like a remake of the Famicom's Sweet Home. Just cosmetic stuff.

 

[AnimatedAmbiguity]

Vagrant Story. Beef up the visuals, add in some voice work that does the cast and mature script justice, and perhaps make a few minor tweaks to the battle system, then bam! A classic that's back and better than ever!

 

[renegade7]

Morrowind has pretty much already been remade by the modding community, though I guess something for consoles might be nice if they were going to bring it to Skyrim level graphics.

Also, Super Metroid is long overdue for a remake.

Chrono Trigger.

And for good measure, hire the folks who were working on the fangame to make amends.

There's a version for DS that is a bit more visually appealing than the SNES one.

 

[Reaper195]

No games. I just replay the old ones. Metal Gear Solid lost a bit of it's charm when it was remade for the Gamecube. There was something about seeing the wicked cutscenes, but everyone's head was a pixalated mess that couldn't show any real detail.

 

[LilithSlave]

There's a version for DS that is a bit more visually appealing than the SNES one.

Having played both the Snes version and the DS version several times, I'd say not. If anything, just barely.

And ZNES on a big screen/resolution with filters blows playing it on a tiny DS screen out of the water.

That being said, it was definitely worth buying on the DS... and the Virtual Console... and even the PlayStation One...

 

[Canadamus Prime]

The DS version not good enough for you?

Not really, no. I own a copy, but not much was added.

It hardly counts as a "remake". IV, yes. Chrono Trigger, no.

What do you mean "not much was added"? They added a whole new area to explore (2 if you consider that it's different depending on the time period), plus a whole new dungeon and a boss battle with the Time Devourer.