Games that you would instantly buy
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1. The previously mentioned open roaming Pokemon RPG.
2. X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter.
3. A decent lesbian dating sim.
4. An MMORPG with an enforced RP policy. Don't ask me how it'd be profitable, but it would be nice to have an MMORPG where the RPG part actually matters again.
5. A straight to computer conversion of Warhammer 40k. The Dawn of War series is great, but I'd love to be able to get into the actual miniature game properly without the extreme investment in minis.
6. Fully realized, stand alone Blitzball. No joke. I really liked that mini-game.
2. X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter.
3. A decent lesbian dating sim.
4. An MMORPG with an enforced RP policy. Don't ask me how it'd be profitable, but it would be nice to have an MMORPG where the RPG part actually matters again.
5. A straight to computer conversion of Warhammer 40k. The Dawn of War series is great, but I'd love to be able to get into the actual miniature game properly without the extreme investment in minis.
6. Fully realized, stand alone Blitzball. No joke. I really liked that mini-game.
oh yeah I should mentionYopaz said:
Xillia sold over 560,000 copies during it's first week in japan. if you factor in the size of the country that balances out to about a fuckton stateside. in other words, it's very very likely it will be released here.
Due to having recently taken interest in the series, Twin Peaks: The Game sounds like an instant buy for me.
Oh, wait they already made it, just under a different title:
Oh, wait they already made it, just under a different title:
Half-Life 3.
And for those of you who says Half-Life 2: Episode 3 (Manchester United 0), the episodic system no longer works for games that take longer to make than the first Death Star.
Also on my list would probably be any new Fallout game since, even though Fallout 3 was a bit eh for me, I absolutely adored New Vegas.
Oh, oh! And Borderlands 3.
And for those of you who says Half-Life 2: Episode 3 (Manchester United 0), the episodic system no longer works for games that take longer to make than the first Death Star.
Also on my list would probably be any new Fallout game since, even though Fallout 3 was a bit eh for me, I absolutely adored New Vegas.
Oh, oh! And Borderlands 3.
Right?Nooners said:
I'm having a hard time believing NO ONE has even made this game yet.
This is highly unacceptable.
A Killer 7 sequel/prequel... whatever, just give me more of that amazing mind-f*ckery that is Suda 51's wonderfully bizarre creation
An open world rpg based in Middle Earth done in the style of the Elder Scrolls games.
This would seriously be my dream come true.
This would seriously be my dream come true.
Grand Theft Auto Gotham City: The game where you do missions for super villains and run the **** away from Batman.
A Green Lantern game where you select the type of construct you want (ranged weapon, melee weapon, vehicle, etc) and then how large and elaborate the construct is depends on how long you hold the button down.
An iphone/ipad/droid/galaxy/whatever augmented reality game that takes the camera feed and adds Pokemon (or something equivalent) to the real world. Different mons are only available in certain areas. Some like to hang out on hiking trails or in the middle of real lakes for example. Want to catch a particular fish monster? Rent a boat. Trade with friends from around the world becomes essential when catching 'em all yourself would involve lots of plane rides.
A Green Lantern game where you select the type of construct you want (ranged weapon, melee weapon, vehicle, etc) and then how large and elaborate the construct is depends on how long you hold the button down.
An iphone/ipad/droid/galaxy/whatever augmented reality game that takes the camera feed and adds Pokemon (or something equivalent) to the real world. Different mons are only available in certain areas. Some like to hang out on hiking trails or in the middle of real lakes for example. Want to catch a particular fish monster? Rent a boat. Trade with friends from around the world becomes essential when catching 'em all yourself would involve lots of plane rides.
