Yeah, I'd love to see DeusEx with better graphics. While the are at it they could maybe improve the AI and Engine. Although that would probably change it too much.achilleas.k said:
Poll: Giving Old Games Modern Graphics.
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Wasn't Square Enix going to remake FF7 with updated graphics? I wouldn't mind seeing that along with FF8 (although the CG cutscenes in that game were amazing, the gameplay character models weren't all that great). I'm not sure if that would take away the nostalgic feel the games have though.
If I remember correct, Sony only got a certain level of rights over the game, I believe it may have been an exclusivity contract that generation, however they never bought the IP, and thus the games could be made for whatever machine anyone wished, hence theres an MGS game coming to 360 this round too.IrirshTerrorist said:
Sony would have had rights to the original title's exclusivity, but as Konami owned the IP etc, they were well within thier rights to publish a remake on another system.
*nods* Ye, I get what you mean. Did I read correctly, MGS on 360? Could it really be?tyranuus said:
The Metal Gear franchise isn't bound to one major company. That's why there's a Metal Gear game coming to 360 later.IrirshTerrorist said:
I wouldn't mind seeing a Wii version of the first two Golden Sun Games. With re-made dungeons and stuff ... maybe some new abilities and stuff ... but it's all wishful thinking.
No, I don't like remakes, very, very few actually earn their keep. In fact Resident Evil is the only one I acn think of that was genuinely worth paying full price for the same game again, because it wasn't the same game, not at all, it was effing fantastic.
I wouldlike to see a good sequel to Lylat Wars though, following the Lylat Wars format but with a hundred odd missions, thirteen or fourteen possible routes, a wider range of ships to fly and a more epic scale of space battles. Plus All Range Mode being taken in to vertical as well as horizontal.
Also, no on foot sections and the ability to replay missions without doing the whole story...
I wouldlike to see a good sequel to Lylat Wars though, following the Lylat Wars format but with a hundred odd missions, thirteen or fourteen possible routes, a wider range of ships to fly and a more epic scale of space battles. Plus All Range Mode being taken in to vertical as well as horizontal.
Also, no on foot sections and the ability to replay missions without doing the whole story...
Sony didn't have an exclusive contract for any of the Metal Gears except 4. Solid is on PC and remade for Cube, 2 is on Xbox and pc, 3 and 4 are Playstation exclusives because the ports were relative flops.IrirshTerrorist said:
A lot of games on the PC are modded to have better graphics, that's the beauty of gaming where anyone can be a dev.
Better graphics dont make a better game,I prefer to play the old version of Monkey island than the remade
I'm a huge fan of the MGS series but i wasn't crazy about Twin Snakes. I didn't think it added much to the original and the cutscenes were just awful. That part where snake double jumps of the missile fired by the Hind then fires the stinger in mid air nearly made me turn the game off. Ugh.PayJ567 said:
On the other hand I thought the Resident Evil remake, also on the Gamecube, was excellent. I liked the way they kept the core of the game and story but elaborated on it really well. New enemies, scenarios, bosses and characters. And I loved the way you could kill Barry and take his ridiculously overpowered magnum.
So basically I think that remakes/updates are a good idea... if done properly.
And I desperately want to play Black Mesa (the Half Life 1 update on Source) if I can ever get my hands on the damn thing
