If only it exsisted
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how about a game where you play a normal guy who has been lifted up to supernatural prowess. it has an open ended story, but several paths lead you down an enthralling story filled with loss, sacrifice, and deep, interesting characters.
Oh, and if you're evil, you can rob gas stations, banks, ect. while, say, pausing time, or spraying fire and lightning everywhere.
P.S. make it a true sandbox, don't put cheap things in the way to keep them from going places, and actually give them freedom, not just an illusion of it.
Oh, and if you're evil, you can rob gas stations, banks, ect. while, say, pausing time, or spraying fire and lightning everywhere.
P.S. make it a true sandbox, don't put cheap things in the way to keep them from going places, and actually give them freedom, not just an illusion of it.
Fear Effect 3
I still can't believe Eidos cancelled the game back in 2003. I can't even tell myself that it would have been a bad sequel, since there's a handful of completed cut scenes online and they look awesome, even retaining the same voice actor of the second game.
I still can't believe Eidos cancelled the game back in 2003. I can't even tell myself that it would have been a bad sequel, since there's a handful of completed cut scenes online and they look awesome, even retaining the same voice actor of the second game.
Tried Batman Arkham Asylum? That's pretty much exaclty the game you are looking for...Generic Gamer said:
Yes. It. Would!ciortas1 said:
If they made that game in the same brilliant streak as they did SW BF2, and used today's computing power and a high budget... It would literally shine with awesomeness!
General_Potatoes said:pyrosaw said:Wait... what? Seriously?Khushal said:And this game is what exactly?Canid117 said:
Me wants.
You don't know Nova from Starcraft Ghost?
It looked so epic....
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A balanced Call of Duty game. I've always thought that developers should just remake older games, with new graphics engines, but exactly the same mechanics and everything, just new graphics and refined more responsive controls. Basically like what the Pokemon developers did with Heart Gold/Soul Silver and even Fire Red/Leaf Green. I feel like this wouldn't normally yield as much money as a sequel, but to die hard fans it would probably be an amazing thing. An example of this would be remaking Call of Duty 2, widely regarded as the best game in the series. I'm sure remaking this game with better servers etc. would make a lot of fans of the series very very happy. I think Pokemon is the model for this. Not saying its the same thing at all between a console game like Call of Duty, and a handheld like Pokemon, but when the developers remade Pokemon Gold/Silver into Heart Gold/Soul Silver, they really integrated the newer aspects of the game into the older games very well.
Since Sierra has now lost the lisence for StarControl franchise, I really really hope the creators of StarControl 2 will make a proper sequel for it. They've already said that they're trying to talk their new boss into it, and the game still has fanbase after over ten years. And that they'd ignore the Sierra's crapfest.
World war Z: The game.
Usually, a film being made into a game is a bad idea, and a book even more so, but stay with me on this. Imagine being put into the shoes of the multiple more action packed interviewees in the book. Probabaly mainly following Todd Wainio's platoon through their campaign from Yonkers to retaking New york, T. sean collin's escape from the besieged celebrity hideaway, Kondo Tatsumi's progression from out-of-his-depth nerd to samurai apprentice, and Christina Eliopolis' trek across infested swampland to be evacuated. Of course, repetetiveness would be a problem, but with the right mix of settings and situations, it could be excellent.
Usually, a film being made into a game is a bad idea, and a book even more so, but stay with me on this. Imagine being put into the shoes of the multiple more action packed interviewees in the book. Probabaly mainly following Todd Wainio's platoon through their campaign from Yonkers to retaking New york, T. sean collin's escape from the besieged celebrity hideaway, Kondo Tatsumi's progression from out-of-his-depth nerd to samurai apprentice, and Christina Eliopolis' trek across infested swampland to be evacuated. Of course, repetetiveness would be a problem, but with the right mix of settings and situations, it could be excellent.
I can. It's pretty good. If you wanted something close to a "Super Sonic Galaxy", you'd get Sonic Colors. Also, like the Sonic/Mario relationship, the Mario game will always be better, but the Sonic one is still good.Nooners said:
