Obscure and old games you'd like to see get an HD re-release
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All the old bioware games, just re bought baldur's gate 1 and 2. I would pay wheel barrels of cash for them redone. Timesplitters 1-3 would be a great collection. Still waiting for KOTOR 3, hope that gets made...sometime. "sigh" so many more that I would spend lotso money on.
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As the other guys said, we NEED Timsplitters HD so badly, I just want to finally play it online since I have nobody to play it locally with right now.
Also I would fucking love is someone made a Shadowman HD re-realease with decent voice acting, because that game was awesome, but that's very unlikely because Akklaim doesn't exist any more, I also know quite a lot of people who would be jumping in excitement if someone made an HD re release of Re-Volt, I mean people are STILL playing that game online even though it came out back in 1999, my favourite racer ever.
Also I would fucking love is someone made a Shadowman HD re-realease with decent voice acting, because that game was awesome, but that's very unlikely because Akklaim doesn't exist any more, I also know quite a lot of people who would be jumping in excitement if someone made an HD re release of Re-Volt, I mean people are STILL playing that game online even though it came out back in 1999, my favourite racer ever.
Dwarf Fortress certainly deserves a HD release - can't really say re-release considering it's still in beta. But yeah it's graphics were revolutionary for the time, seeing them in HD would blow my mind.
Dwarf Fortress would be epic if there was graphics, let alone HD graphics.
Or Pong, seriously why isn't this shit in HD by now?
Or Pong, seriously why isn't this shit in HD by now?
neonsword13-ops said:Well, PS3 owners still need the Ratchet & Clank HD Collection.It would finally complete the HD Compilation of the legendary platformer trio from the PS2 era
Can you wait 5 day it come out on 2/12/12.
Legends of the Dragoon
Half Life (opposing force and blue shift as well)
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
Half Life (opposing force and blue shift as well)
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
As a rough rule, I can still handle anything from about 1997 onwards. Games like Fallout, Thief, Metal Gear Solid 1, Silent Hill 1 (graphics aged terribly here), and Grim Fandango (though the controls are a pain in the ass) are all OK. And I like playing them as they were.
Prior to that though, it gets tough. Games like X-Com, the original Syndicate, Ultima Underworld, Ultima VII (and I suppose the earlier ones), the early Alone in the Dark games, and the old X-Wing and TIE Fighter games are not very welcoming to me these days. I'd like to see those upgraded to be a little less harsh on the eyes so I'd be more inclined to try them out (or in the case of X-Wing and TIE Fighter, play again).
Prior to that though, it gets tough. Games like X-Com, the original Syndicate, Ultima Underworld, Ultima VII (and I suppose the earlier ones), the early Alone in the Dark games, and the old X-Wing and TIE Fighter games are not very welcoming to me these days. I'd like to see those upgraded to be a little less harsh on the eyes so I'd be more inclined to try them out (or in the case of X-Wing and TIE Fighter, play again).
Final Fantasy VII, Neverwinter Nights, Dungeon Siege 1, although I'd like to see improved graphics rather than just HD...or maybe it's the same thing, I'm not up to date on my re-release terminology
Total Annihilation; the only thing (besides the occasionally hilariously odd AI) that belies its age is the graphics; all the other features are good/modern.
and totally amazing monk character!
Magic Carpet. I have fond memories of the floaty carpet mage fireballing game. Magic Carpet 2 wasn't as good and this game even had 3D, impressive for back in the day. It was also the first game written specificaly for the new Pentium computer.