what games would you like a Remake of in HD?

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Boxster17

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Not that it's all that old, but the original Deus Ex is one of my all time favorite games and wouldn't mind seeing that redone with a modern game engine.

Most of the older games I loved from my Atari/NES days I honestly wouldn't care much if they redid in HD.

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Shining Force 3 - Parts 1,2 and 3.

Was originally available for the Sega Saturn, but only part 1 was ever available outside of Japan.

My friends and I spent many hours playing through, making sure we completed the game 100%

Goldeneye, like it was for the N64, not that remake they did for the Wii :/

Crazy Taxi - all of them!

Sonic Adventure

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Kreuger

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None. I want the industry to stop being money sucking leeches and put forth effort into creating a new game and story that breaks ground. With in depth story, characters and immense details. Bring me into your world and make it so that I never want to leave.

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Dune II... oh god yes. Does EA have the rights to that now after they bought Westwood?

perhaps EA doesn't have it, since there already exist: http://dunedynasty.sourceforge.net/

which based on http://www.opendune.org/

You might need some files from original Dune II to play that 'HD' version though.

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MorganX

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Heavenly Sword - Doesn't need HD remake, needs optimization remake and PC release (never gonna happen, just sayin.) Best voice acting and production values ever. Just came before devs new how to optimize the cell.

Absolutely fantastic. Today's PCs will do this game that was before it's time true justice. Lookin' good!

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perhaps EA doesn't have it, since there already exist: http://dunedynasty.sourceforge.net/

which based on http://www.opendune.org/

You might need some files from original Dune II to play that 'HD' version though.

That's pretty cool. Is there a way to get additional scenarios or any other new stuff?

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Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura

holy ship, yeah! first proper RPG i ever played (and one of the very few i played overall)

i bought it from GOG, but the graphics are so terrible that i could not get into it again.

however, i remember it was amazing at the time (and i think the graphics were already dated upon release)

i would definately play the HD remake!

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JaredFrost

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Leisure Suit Larry!

haha. yes to this.

Police quest

Space quest

And this.

Transport Tycoon

Another World (Out of this world) / Flashback

Can't disagree. but I'll add Deluxe to Transport Tycoon. so Transport Tycoon Deluxe.

1.Grim Fandango

2.Grim Fandango

3.Grim Fandango

I'd take this a step further and say every LucasArts Adventure game

The Loom, The Dig, Day of the Tentacle, Full Throttle, Indiana Jones', the rest of the Monkey Islands, and whatever other ones I've forgotten.

PS: Remade in HD and put on XBLA.

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