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Already done. In fact, [a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Little_Pony:_Fighting_Is_Magic"]it has a Wikipedia page![/a]Lugbzurg said:
I honestly couldn't think of something that is completely ungameable. So instead I want to see a game adaptation of The Twilight Zone. I'd be interesting to see if they can maintain the same feel and what type of gamer it would be.
I challenge the gaming studios with..... Inception! Although I'm not really sure how it would work out.. Maybe a bit like Heavy Rain? I don't know, it just popped in my head.
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Nooooo I don't want to study for my math test on monday :'(
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Nooooo I don't want to study for my math test on monday :'(
For some reason all i can think of now is a point and click adventure game with this line: Press X to discover you're Hitler.nikki191 said:
The new Dredd movie. IDK why but it just sounds AWESOME whenever I think about it. Even the concept is cool: having to fight up a 100+ story building with only limited ammo and an almost endless supply of enemies. using stealth would be a must and... OH I CAN'T TAKE IT! I WANT IT NOW!!!
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yeah. Dredd. That would be good.
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yeah. Dredd. That would be good.
Superman.
And yeah, there are probably games that exist for him, but I'm talking about a Superman game that takes into account the fact that Superman can't die without Kryptonite being used [Pretty much anyway], accepts this, and is a good, enjoyable and challenging game without giving everyone you fight Kryptonite weapons, or inserting some sort of 'Ego' system so that whilst you can't die, you can get disgraced if you get hit too much or something, and lose anyway.
Really, I've got no idea. Combat would just be time filler, as you could never lose unless VSing one of the enemies significant enough to have Kryptonite, and other than that the game would likely have to turn into a bunch of time trials and escort quests - neither of which I would consider enjoyable. Otherwise you could just ignore the whole "Superman is invulnerable" thing, but that's cheating, and IMO lame.
And yeah, there are probably games that exist for him, but I'm talking about a Superman game that takes into account the fact that Superman can't die without Kryptonite being used [Pretty much anyway], accepts this, and is a good, enjoyable and challenging game without giving everyone you fight Kryptonite weapons, or inserting some sort of 'Ego' system so that whilst you can't die, you can get disgraced if you get hit too much or something, and lose anyway.
Really, I've got no idea. Combat would just be time filler, as you could never lose unless VSing one of the enemies significant enough to have Kryptonite, and other than that the game would likely have to turn into a bunch of time trials and escort quests - neither of which I would consider enjoyable. Otherwise you could just ignore the whole "Superman is invulnerable" thing, but that's cheating, and IMO lame.
Hey, Wildforce was awesome and so was Dino Thunder!Arnold Judas Rimmer said:Sounds cool.Aylaine said:Hmm. I could see it working if they did multiple story lines for each ranger that intersected together at various points, & at the end. With Megazord fights somewhere in between. Perhaps some kind of magic that separates them all into far away places? I really did enjoy the Power Rangers Game for SNES though.Arnold Judas Rimmer said:
Your idea does sound fun though. How many generations would the game include?
Everything up to TimeForce I think. It went a bit downhill after that imo.
OT: A Game based on Beast Wars would be awesome, i know there was the PS1 game but lets face it it was awful. Think about it, an Open world game playing either the Predacons or the Maximals, scouring the world trying to find Escape pods. Finding these pods unlocks new characters for singleplayer/Chassis parts for multiplayer. Each Character has his/her own unique missions (Rattrap having some stealthy missions, Cheetor having missions that relies on speed, Terrorsaur having missions to do with flight etc). also, during the game, at any time you can scan your local area, unlocking new Animals for multiplayer. And obviously there would be more of a story other than just finding Escape Pods.
In Multiplayer, you have a HUGE pool of animals/Chassis parts, having 4 classes, Scout, Wingman, Leader and Titan, each class is a different height so is limited to a number of Animals, select a class, Change some Chassis parts to improve the look, then select and Animal, Now, on your character there are little red dots, The Animal splits into parts, (Head legs, tail, wings, and the body splits depending on the size). You can then place these Animal parts onto the red dots on the robot shell, and no matter where you place the head, or legs, the transformation works, however obviously if you have an Animal leg on one arm/leg of the robot, another leg has to go on the opposite side.
Hey, it could work!
I'm pretty sure that it would be almost impossible to make a decent game based on the movie Primer.
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Just saying. A video game based on Future Diary would be hilariously violent and puzzling. Either that or Elfen Leid.
If they made an Elfen Leid game that controlled like the Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm games, it would be game of the year, and Suda51 would have to commit seppuku for not making it.
Just saying. A video game based on Future Diary would be hilariously violent and puzzling. Either that or Elfen Leid.
If they made an Elfen Leid game that controlled like the Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm games, it would be game of the year, and Suda51 would have to commit seppuku for not making it.