A first person, Metroid prime/Zelda style combat, dungeon crawling, Pokemon game. You play as the pokemon and...hell. I have it all typed up in a script. Might as well wait for a powerful engine on a nintendo platform and I might get it made.
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You don't want Half-Life: Source for the PS3. Half-Life: Source was balls.MachoFern said:Half Life:Source for the PS3, I friggin want to play HL1 on a console badly, and I can't wait for backwards compatibility to play the ps2 port
and Star Wars Battlefront 3, LucasArts needs to get their act together and make another battlefront,the last thing we need is another Force Unleashed or a Lego game
Too bad Pandemic died
Far from recreating HL with HL2 graphics, the game looks exactly the same only the engine works differently so it's buggy as hell and you can no longer gib corpses.
The one saving grace of HL:Source is that you can now save on moving platforms (like trains) and not be gibbed instantaneously on load-up.
Like Spore, but...
At the start of the game, you would get to pick what kind of planet you want: big one, small, one or a moon, and what chemicals would be in the ground and atmosphere. You start with the simplest form of cell there is, and early choises will affect what course the evolution of your whole planet's life will take. You don't just attach parts to your creature, you choose segments of your body and what you want to make of them (this will be a skeleton, it'll need some way to process food, etc.).
At the beginning you don't control your creatue, it simply acts on it's own according to its instincts. DNA-points are not gained by eating or killing, but by surviving for some time it will gradually build up. Whenever you make changes to your creature (and all changes you make cost DNA-pionts), you get to choose if you want to move the whole species or branch off and create a new one. Branching of into a new species gives you more DNA-points, but creates a smaller group which is more prone to extinction. Not changing for a while can boost up your numbers. Any creatures you leave behind will evolve on their own, although slower than you. You can, however, at any time make changes to any other species than your active one, and so create the exact kind of life you want. If the population is large enough, you can even make changes to the atmosphere (like if you want big insects you get more oxygen in the atmosphere).
There are no clear passages between stages, but eventually you'll want to create brains of some sort in your creatures. After it is complex enough, you'll get more control over your creatures, like their social activities: you can choose if they live in packs, alone or in a big colony. By spending DNA-points in the brain, you'll change how your creatures interacts with the world at large. This will be one of the most complex features in the game, so can get the exact kind of creature you want.
The more intelligent you make your creatures, the more control you have over their actions. Eventually, you might build a society and evolve technology. What kind of society you have will to a large extent depend on how you creatures brain works, but you can also use a sort of evolution here, based on social darwinism. After that it's similar to other simulation games I guess, I haven't thought that far. There would be no space stage, that is not the point of the game.
What would be really awesome with this game are the different kind of biotopes you will be able to create. Several different sentinent creatures livin in peace (or not). Single-cell creatures with a hivemind. A single creature, dominating the whole planet. Sentinent plants. And all the ways different beings would adapt to live together on the planet. You wouldn't be forced to have an intelligent species either, you could just evolve your perfect ecosystem all day.
The basic idea is to be a somewhat realistic life simulator with nothing censored out. You'd even have to design the reproductive organs if you want your creatures to reproduce (so probaly an 18+ rating)
tl;dr : A Spore with an 18+ rating, or at least made for people older than 3.
Oh, and sorry if i missed some spelling errors in there.
At the start of the game, you would get to pick what kind of planet you want: big one, small, one or a moon, and what chemicals would be in the ground and atmosphere. You start with the simplest form of cell there is, and early choises will affect what course the evolution of your whole planet's life will take. You don't just attach parts to your creature, you choose segments of your body and what you want to make of them (this will be a skeleton, it'll need some way to process food, etc.).
At the beginning you don't control your creatue, it simply acts on it's own according to its instincts. DNA-points are not gained by eating or killing, but by surviving for some time it will gradually build up. Whenever you make changes to your creature (and all changes you make cost DNA-pionts), you get to choose if you want to move the whole species or branch off and create a new one. Branching of into a new species gives you more DNA-points, but creates a smaller group which is more prone to extinction. Not changing for a while can boost up your numbers. Any creatures you leave behind will evolve on their own, although slower than you. You can, however, at any time make changes to any other species than your active one, and so create the exact kind of life you want. If the population is large enough, you can even make changes to the atmosphere (like if you want big insects you get more oxygen in the atmosphere).
There are no clear passages between stages, but eventually you'll want to create brains of some sort in your creatures. After it is complex enough, you'll get more control over your creatures, like their social activities: you can choose if they live in packs, alone or in a big colony. By spending DNA-points in the brain, you'll change how your creatures interacts with the world at large. This will be one of the most complex features in the game, so can get the exact kind of creature you want.
The more intelligent you make your creatures, the more control you have over their actions. Eventually, you might build a society and evolve technology. What kind of society you have will to a large extent depend on how you creatures brain works, but you can also use a sort of evolution here, based on social darwinism. After that it's similar to other simulation games I guess, I haven't thought that far. There would be no space stage, that is not the point of the game.
What would be really awesome with this game are the different kind of biotopes you will be able to create. Several different sentinent creatures livin in peace (or not). Single-cell creatures with a hivemind. A single creature, dominating the whole planet. Sentinent plants. And all the ways different beings would adapt to live together on the planet. You wouldn't be forced to have an intelligent species either, you could just evolve your perfect ecosystem all day.
The basic idea is to be a somewhat realistic life simulator with nothing censored out. You'd even have to design the reproductive organs if you want your creatures to reproduce (so probaly an 18+ rating)
tl;dr : A Spore with an 18+ rating, or at least made for people older than 3.
Oh, and sorry if i missed some spelling errors in there.
Heat vision... HEAT VISION!Stoink said:
Thank you Infinity Ward. You've retarded another impressionable youth with your grandiose tales of military technology that DOES NOT EXIST.
Yes, you can stick a silencer on a shotgun if you are using slug rounds in it. The shotguns in CoD are not. Try firing a buck shot through that, see how many pellets and shards of suppressor you get in the face.
Yes, UAVs use thermal imaging to track heat signatures. No, this does not work through concrete walls. Especially not when said UAV is flying a mile above the battlefield.
L2science. That is all.
Battlefront 3. Loved the earlier games when I was younger and it would be really cool to have a new one that could be all shiny and have big multiplayer matches and better AI. I realise that a largely unsuccessful attempt was made to do this with the LOTR game, I'm afraid the next would have to be a Star Wars one again, as this is just such a good back story for shooting things in the face.
DUKE NUKEM FOREVER!
It is coming out someday.
Also:
-Another Wolfenstein
-Medal of Honor: Airborne 2
-Mirror's Edge 2
-Warcraft 4
-Timesplitters 4
-Someone said a remake of the MoH: Allied Assault - Good Idea
-New Sim City (made by Maxis)
-A new Metal Gear Solid about Solid/Naked Snake, on the PS3
-Need For Speed like the third one (Hot Pursuit 1)...and the new Hot Pursuit seems to be just what I want.
aaaaand
Duke Nukem Forever
:3
I'm sure there are other things that I want.
It is coming out someday.
Also:
-Another Wolfenstein
-Medal of Honor: Airborne 2
-Mirror's Edge 2
-Warcraft 4
-Timesplitters 4
-Someone said a remake of the MoH: Allied Assault - Good Idea
-New Sim City (made by Maxis)
-A new Metal Gear Solid about Solid/Naked Snake, on the PS3
-Need For Speed like the third one (Hot Pursuit 1)...and the new Hot Pursuit seems to be just what I want.
aaaaand
Duke Nukem Forever
:3
I'm sure there are other things that I want.
Id like to see a game of the anime Outlaw Star. Should be an open world game as its set in space. I just think ships with arms that can punch and use axes and guns on each other might be a nice change.
a game using bethesda's famous engine (fallout 3, last two elder scrolls)
set in the depths of space
other than that though if your talking about sequals to games
i want a Mass Effect game where you can choose your race
then i will be satisfied with the series
but ONLY then
set in the depths of space
other than that though if your talking about sequals to games
i want a Mass Effect game where you can choose your race
then i will be satisfied with the series
but ONLY then
I want a game that crosses Metal Gear, Hitman, and what i've heard about Thief. not sure what genre it is but its what i want NOW!
as for sequels i would like to see a Dark Cloud 3, and Elder Scrolls 5, and Pikmin 3, and if it somewhat possible a spiritual sequal to Shadow of the Colossus
as for sequels i would like to see a Dark Cloud 3, and Elder Scrolls 5, and Pikmin 3, and if it somewhat possible a spiritual sequal to Shadow of the Colossus