Which series would you bring back?

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Everyone has one of those favorite series that has been forgotten by time, or even abused in various ways until it is unrecognizable. I have often wondered why we have never gotten a Battletoads sequel for one. Especially with the indie scene picking up. Double Dragon Neon was a decent throwback to a long dead series, but we don't get too many of those. More downloadable titles like that would be good for bringing back those classic series that stayed in the 8 and 16 bit era.

Off the top of my head. I would like to see old school remakes or sequels for some of these classics.

Streets of Rage: This series never got as much love as Double Dragon and Final Fight. Probably because it was a Sega only thing. A decent remake in the vein of Double Dragon Neon would be excellent.

Zombies Ate My Neighbors: This type of game is perfect for 4 player co-op. It's probably one of my favorite SNES games aside from Super Mario RPG and Earthbound. They did a new Gauntlet recently which is similar in some ways. The original only had two players, but I think 4 would do just fine. Hell even two players would be okay. I just want a new Zombies game. Not that shit Ghoul Patrol.

Eternal Champions: The version for the Saturn was the best for this forgotten gem. It was a little clunky but featured some of the best death scenes in a fighting game at the time. Comparable to Mortal Kombat.


If Square could work with Nintendo and make another Super Mario RPG that would be great but that is highly unlikely. How about a Crystalis sequel? Another Contra similar to Shattered Soldier for PS2? I really miss Blood for the pc. That is a series in need of a boot. The dudes that did the new Shadow Warrior could do it. I'm just coming up with these off the top of my head, but there are plenty of games with decent histories that have a fanbase already built up, that wouldn't be hard to remake. Ducktales Remastered was a damn good example. The Mana series really needs a comeback. I loved Legend of Mana. I know many didn't care for it due to its differences from Secret, but that series needs more love. A lot like Mother. I wish they would do a part 4 of it too.


Which games would you like to see a remake of? Not a bastardised homage to the old games with all new gameplay mechanics. I'm talking a game just like the old ones, with hd graphics and some modern updates. Think Oddworld: New and Tasty.
 
Without a doubt I would bring back the Sierra classics like Kings Quest, Space Quest, Quest for Glory etc. Those are the first games I remember playing back in the 80's on my old IBM XT. Until I started playing Fallout just a couple years ago I never felt so attached to a series. Now I add Fallout to that love.
 
I'd really like to see a third installment of Black & White, personally. A sequel to Arcanum (or, at the very least, a spiritual successor) would be nice, too.
 
I like many game series, but I'm glad that many of them didn't have sequels. Stories of The Nameless One and Bhaalspawn have been finished, no reason to continue them. Spiritual succesors are all that I can be ok with. Not to mention that the greater game, greater are expectations for sequel - and it often just disappoints. It's the way I feel about Stronghold: Crusader 2 for example.
I'd love to see the game with gameplay and atmosphere of first Homeworld, Knights of the Chalice, HoMM III, Chrono Trigger...
 
I always wanted a sequel, spiritual or even a remake of one of the games that made me play video games, the puzzle/strategy game Gruntz. It definitely needs more love.
 
A 'real' sequel to Sub Culture
A new Star Trek adventure game like Star Trek 25th Anniversary and Judgment Rites
A third Freedom Force game
Heh Half Life 3

Several other games I would like to see have a sequel have already been mentioned by other posters.
 
None, I'm tired of reboots.

"Games that have no sequels or haven't had a sequel for quite some time"

Red Dead Redemption "Best game Rockstar ever made." Sidenote - The only game I'd recommend to everyone who plays games.

Age of Empires

Half-Life

I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream

Star Wars: Tie Fighter

Star Wars: Dark Forces Series

Psychonauts

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Series

Vagrant Story

Conker's Bad Fur Day

Bauldur's Gate/Icewind Dale Series

Colony Wars Series

The Operative: No One Lives Forever Series

Legacy of Kain, Soul Reaver, Blood Omen Series

The Chronicles of Riddick Series

Dune Series

Close Combat Series

World in Conflict

Einhander

L.A. Noire "Second best game Rockstar ever made, and it looked into the future and dared."

SWAT series

Rainbow Six Series

Tenchu Series

Commandos Series

Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force

Star Trek Bridge Commander

Omnimusha Series

Sacrifice "No other RTS made like this ever"

Full Throttle

Grim Fandango

Arcanum

Anarchonox

Vampire: The Masquerade

Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator

Wizardry Series

Jagged Alliance Series

System Shock Series

Summoner

There is a lot of games out there that need a reboot.
 
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Autoduel. I know any modern iteration couldn't be much like the original, but I can definitely envision it taking the form of a post-apocalyptic Grand Theft Auto with junktech scavenging elements and Armored Core-style vehicle customization and arena battles, and that'd suit me just fine.
 
I don't think anyone clicked my spoiler tag.

Fine, let's get all hipster on this shit.

Bring back EARTHBOUND NIGGUH
 
Jagged Alliance. There's a reboot coming up (Flashback), but being a kickstarter with limited resources it'd be lucky to even come close to a Lite version of Jagged Alliance 2.
 
Jagged Alliance. There's a reboot coming up (Flashback), but being a kickstarter with limited resources it'd be lucky to even come close to a Lite version of Jagged Alliance 2.
I heard they make release date earlier. is the game good?

Megaman legend 3.
go to hell crapcom!
 
I heard they make release date earlier. is the game good?

The 21st of October - 8 days from now. I haven't got the game myself but the people over in JA forums seem rather unhappy. The budget is only a tenth of Wasteland 2's, and look at how much criticism InXile has received so far.
 
I would have made a series out of Kingpin: Life of Crime. Imho, it has one of the coolest and most atmospheric settings and it would work well with all sorts of video game types. A point&click adventure, for example, would go really well in that universe.
And I'd give a lot for a proper HD remake or sequel of Kingpin: Life of Crime.
 
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