What game/games do you want HD remastered?

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Ickorus

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HD Remastered sucksass, it really doesn't do much.

A game I would love to see get a total gaphical overhaul however would probably be Final Fantasy VIII.

Yeah, eight, i have good memories of that game.

Charlie Emerson said:
Half life. The Black Meas source videos said 09...kinda late.
From what I can tell, and I visit the BMS forums on a fairly regular basis, the game should be released this year.

Maybe.
 

Treblaine

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Baneat said:
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All these console games like GTA Sand Andreas, there has been HD version for years now... on PC.
When I discovered that PC's have been in "HD" for like, ever, I was similarly confused. But HD doesn't mean the same thing in PC terms, merely that the picture is better than the standard, the standard being the original.

I think HD in console is merely 720p (Though that's weird since CoD ran at like an upscaled 640p or something), but not the same meaning.
Nope. "HD" for televisions (and by extension consoles that plug into them) means 720p or 1080p

720p = 1280x720 pixels, progressive scan (not interlaced, so one WHOLE frame at a time)
1080p = 1920x1080 pixels, progressive scan

Now SXGA (1280x1024) has been a PC standard since 1990, and WUXGA (1920x1200) in use since at least 2003.

This "HD" DOES mean the same thing, only better. You can actually plug an Xbox 360 into a computer monitor and it will take the signal without modification it is AN IDENTICAL SIGNAL!!! It's just the PC has always been able to handle more pixels, there is already on the market WQXGA or 2560x1600 resolution becoming increasingly popular. PC beat Xbox 360 to HD by about 15 years... before the SNES was even out.

While Console gamers were stuck in 480i 2D games in 1995, PC gamers had THIS in HD:


I remember playing Max Payne on PC in an internet cafe back in 2001 at a resolution of 1600x1200. Console games a whole decade later can only do half as good as that.
 

Amondren

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Ico and Shadow because I'd be great fun to play on the PS3.

Gex 3 one of my favorite games. Fallout 1+2 would be fun. (the first and second game not the learning one we are all hoping for.)
 

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I've been banging my head against a wall for 3 god dam years waiting for Black Mesa: Source to be released. I know it done by some guys in their bedroom in their free time, so I'm not bad mouthing them. I just want to play it so badly!
Failing that... Wing commander, all of them. We need more space combat games.
 

Treblaine

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Baneat said:
Treblaine said:
Serious sam First encounter played above 720 if set high enough,

So Serious Sam HD is just a wrong name?
It's just a marketing name.

Factually, HD mean a resolution higher than 1280x720 (or as near as damn to that res).

Colloquially, HD has been associated with higher fidelity textures as the term was introduced with consoles like Xbox 360 though when it was introduced it WAS strictly limited the resolution.

It's just you can't call the game "Serious Sam: with Higher fidelity Textures"

It's not false advertising, Serious Sam HD IS in HD (and higher) resolution, but so were the earlier Serious Sam releases...
 

Treblaine

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Amondren said:
Ico and Shadow because I'd be great fun to play on the PS3.

Gex 3 one of my favorite games. Fallout 1+2 would be fun. (the first and second game not the learning one we are all hoping for.)
You don't have to wait for Sony, just buy a 2nd hand PS2 version of Shadow of Colossus and run it through an emulator on PC:


I don't see how Fallout 1+2 could be "HD-ised" as they are entirely sprite based games, every pixel of information is already displayed. The only way the sharpen things up is to re-draw ALL the art which would mean a lot of artistic decisions that you'd really need the original team back together to make a call on.

3D games of the PS2 era are most beneficial of HD versions as they had a lot of detail that was spoiled by not being able to render to a high standard, held back by:
-aliasing
-low res (480 vertical res)
-interlaced output
-screen tearing
-low frame-rate

All that is separate from the game assets, the art, and can be fixed just by sending the game through a more robust rendering pathway.
 

Solo-Wing

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Liudeius said:
NONE,

I want PS2 backwards compatibility already.

Too bad that will never happen, with this generation coming to a close and HD remakes raking in so much cash. Admittedly I don't own many of the games that are getting HD remakes, so packs of three games for $30-$40 are nice, but I still would prefer to be able to use my PS3 to play my PS2 library.
This. This. Dear lord this. I got 70 games in my PS2 collection. If PS3 could play PS2 games I would have one already. But nope. I don't give a damn enough because of this so I don't got one.
 

Greatjusticeman

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TimeLord said:
Red Faction
Devil May Cry 1-3
All Timesplitters games
Hitman games

Oh yea, and the first 3 Ratchet and Clank games would be cool!
A Redfaction remake would be pretty cool, actually. I had a lot of fun with that game when I was a kid.

But other than that...I don't really mind playing old games. I still think the first Fable looks pretty good.

Honestly, the only remake I would be gooing over right now other than the CE remake is if remastered Dragon Age: Origins.
 

Treblaine

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Solo-Wing said:
Liudeius said:
NONE,

I want PS2 backwards compatibility already.

Too bad that will never happen, with this generation coming to a close and HD remakes raking in so much cash. Admittedly I don't own many of the games that are getting HD remakes, so packs of three games for $30-$40 are nice, but I still would prefer to be able to use my PS3 to play my PS2 library.
This. This. Dear lord this. I got 70 games in my PS2 collection. If PS3 could play PS2 games I would have one already. But nope. I don't give a damn enough because of this so I don't got one.
Get a PS2 emulator program on PC to play your games.

You can then play your PS2 games in HD resolution. PS3 cooould do this if only they could get around the licensing bullshit stand in the way of just selling the emulation profile. Plus it is just so much more alluring (and actually easier from a licensing perspective) that if a port-team actually does make an emulation profile to jsut take the original PS2 game code, wrap it in the emulator code, burn it to a blu-ray and release for $50 as a PS3 game.

On PC it is all the emulation profiles are made by enthusiast for themselves then release them publicly not-for-profit (and anonymously so they cannot be sued).
 

Treblaine

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Greatjusticeman said:
A Redfaction remake would be pretty cool, actually. I had a lot of fun with that game when I was a kid.

But other than that...I don't really mind playing old games. I still think the first Fable looks pretty good.

Honestly, the only remake I would be gooing over right now other than the CE remake is if remastered Dragon Age: Origins.
Ah, a return to the true roots of the franchise of first person, fully destructible environments (even ground).

the problem is the way high-fidelity environments are rendered today, making them destructible becomes exponentially more difficult with polygons.

Maybe a game that retruns to "Voxel" rendering.

Voxel rendering is an obolete 3D rendering format where instead of the environment made up of an intricate arrangement of polygons (triangles, squares, etc) they are made up of "volume pixels" or "Voxels". The problem was it was highly costly to render but the advantage was environments were easily destructible as by analogy a Voxel game is mad of bricks, a polygon game is made of origami = you take one part out and it collapses unrealistically.

But maybe technology has proceeded to the point where Voxels could make a return? Think minecraft only rather than head-sized blocks, the environment is made up of thumb sized blocks.

I played a Voxel version of Wolfenstein 3D, it was pretty cool actually you started locked in a small cage, the cage opposite you is a corpse. It's pretty clear you are next, the only way to get out is to chisel your way through each bar with a shiv then kill the interrogator before he kills you. The entire game you could chisel through any dry-wall which was pretty fun and shooting enemies would blow off parts of their boxy bodies.

Yeah, a game with a really robust destructible environment. The ground work has already been laid with the technology used in computer simulated testing of the failing extremes of vehicles and structures as well as recreating disasters.

The problem I see is games are so structured now, they like to pen you in to direct you where they want you to go. But it you can blow up any wall that kind of undermines that.

So I think it would mainly work in an open world GTA or minecraft style game
 

Gamblerjoe

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ThatNickGuy said:
Gamblerjoe said:
A boy and his blob. To hell with FPSs.
Had you not heard?

http://www.gamespot.com/wii/action/aboyandhisblob/index.html?tag=result%3Btitle%3B0

It's been out for awhile, bud. :D

A few of mine:
-Battletoads (hell, just bring the damn franchise BACK)
-Shadowgate, Deja Vu and The Uninvted (imagine them as iPhone/iPad/Android games)
-Noctropolis (or hell, a sequel where you can visit both the comic and real worlds)
OMG! the odds that ill ever get to play this are slim, but im so glad you showed me that. I had no idea!
 

Zeema

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Persona 3 and 4 just so i can get it for PS3

i have never played it
 

IWCAS

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The Dark Umbra said:
Everyone should say Final Fantasy 7 lol.
Yeah then maybe I'd get around to fucking playing it. It just looses it's appeal to me.


Aside from FF7 I'd love to see Persona 1,2,3, and 4 in HD on Playstation 3. I know 1&2 is asking for the impossible but.... I can dream right?