We had Supreme Commander 2 which kinda reduced the scale and cut down the number of units, still continued the story at least.Zontar said:Star Wars Battlefront and Battlefront 2 would have been nice in my books. Would sure be a better game then Star Wars Battlefield.
Also, Supreme Commander/Forged Alliance would be nice. Loved those games, best RTS game ever made and sad we never saw a sequel.
Supreme Commander 2 was, from a gameplay perspective, a completely different franchise from the games it was a squeal to, and the story itself was both nonsensical and not at all related to the one of previous games (hell, no mention was made of QAI, the villain which was explicitly stated to be either the main antagonist or one of the antagonists for Supreme Commander 2 at the end of Forged Alliance). If you changed the names of units and factions as well as remove the faction logos no one would think it was a Supreme Commander game, which is probably why it failed and why the IP is now dead, since the old audience didn't want it and the new audience thought it was going to be what they already had no interest in.Xan Krieger said:We had Supreme Commander 2 which kinda reduced the scale and cut down the number of units, still continued the story at least.Zontar said:Also, Supreme Commander/Forged Alliance would be nice. Loved those games, best RTS game ever made and sad we never saw a sequel.
+1, +2, +3 -- heck, + everything.JenSeven said:What's with all the recent games?
They don't need to be remastered!
What we need to get remastered is something like Neverwinter Nights, the original Deus Ex, System Shock 2, Tachyon: The Fringe, The Command And Conquer series, the original Fallout games, Painkiller and Knight Of The Old Republic for instance.
Great games like that. Not the recent stuff we can actually still play if we had hung on to a 360 or PS3.
Heck, Gunmetal could actually be a good remaster. It had some interesting ideas.
Oh god I would love a verison of the original C&C where I could queue up more than one unit at a fucking time.erbkaiser said:The only game on this list I agree with is X-Wing / TIE Fighter.
+1, +2, +3 -- heck, + everything.JenSeven said:What's with all the recent games?
They don't need to be remastered!
What we need to get remastered is something like Neverwinter Nights, the original Deus Ex, System Shock 2, Tachyon: The Fringe, The Command And Conquer series, the original Fallout games, Painkiller and Knight Of The Old Republic for instance.
Great games like that. Not the recent stuff we can actually still play if we had hung on to a 360 or PS3.
Heck, Gunmetal could actually be a good remaster. It had some interesting ideas.
There are so many great games that now won't even run on Windows any more or that are unplayable by modern standards. Just look at the old FPS games without mouse look -- anyone up for a Dark Forces / Jedi Knight 1 remake?
Command & Conquer with the original FMV and gameplay but in a modern engine -- or, even better IMO, Red Alert. C&C Renegade done today could be great, especially if they go back to the drawing board and implement all the features they ended up cutting because it wasn't possible at the time, such as real massive armies with a commander view.
Or "forgotten" games like the Discworld adventures, imagine giving those the Kings Quest treatment.
Just a note, Nordic Games is considering a remaster of Darksiders after they release the Darksiders II remaster. Personally I want to see DS3 news myself, and I hope that they release the remasters on PC as well so they can clean up the issues that DS2 had and give us updated textures for both games. They run fairly well and look great on PC already but I won't complain about updated assets and bugfixes for both.ffronw said:8 Games that We'd Like to See Remastered
There have been plenty of remastered games released of late, but these eight deserve a new lease on life as well.
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I think that's why I bought Planetary Annihilation, it was the closest I could find to a new Supreme Commander. It's close, large scale, same resource idea, but not quite as good.Zontar said:Supreme Commander 2 was, from a gameplay perspective, a completely different franchise from the games it was a squeal to, and the story itself was both nonsensical and not at all related to the one of previous games (hell, no mention was made of QAI, the villain which was explicitly stated to be either the main antagonist or one of the antagonists for Supreme Commander 2 at the end of Forged Alliance). If you changed the names of units and factions as well as remove the faction logos no one would think it was a Supreme Commander game, which is probably why it failed and why the IP is now dead, since the old audience didn't want it and the new audience thought it was going to be what they already had no interest in.Xan Krieger said:We had Supreme Commander 2 which kinda reduced the scale and cut down the number of units, still continued the story at least.Zontar said:Also, Supreme Commander/Forged Alliance would be nice. Loved those games, best RTS game ever made and sad we never saw a sequel.
That's much more charitable then I'd be willing to go, it isn't nearly as good, if one could say it is good at all. But that's to be expected from a game which was made on a fraction of the budget by people who don't have any money management skills or an understanding of basic economics.Xan Krieger said:I think that's why I bought Planetary Annihilation, it was the closest I could find to a new Supreme Commander. It's close, large scale, same resource idea, but not quite as good.
I'd love to see remakes with improved graphics and UIs for tons of the old school RTS games that came out in the late 90's and early 2000s. Dark Reign, Command and Conquer, Krush Kill and Destroy, Universe at War: Earth Assault, the Myth games, Battle Realms, Ground Control. I always loved those games, but some of them are tough to play now because their UIs are so outdated.Lost In The Void said:Oh god I would love a verison of the original C&C where I could queue up more than one unit at a fucking time.