final fantasy 6

Marath- wait.

Cro- wait damn it.

Duckt- wait shit.



For real though, Guardian Heroes (Sega Saturn) either needs a definitive multi-platform rerelease (They did it for Radiant Silvergun I mean wtf) or the Remake from Xbox Live to go to steam or something. I mean goddamn. I wrote a wholeass Article for a Zine about Guardian Heroes and why I love it which pretty well sums up my feelings on the game but like...

At the end of (my favorite) one ending, you literally Team Up with a former villain and punch out God, then look down fro Heaven and basically say "Yup, this world's fate is now ours to make." Classic.

Star Trek: Starefleet Academy and maybe even there two Star Trek Elite Force Games. And by remake I mean keep the dialog but update the graphics.

I played those games until they were no longer playable on the OS.

Name of the Game: Phantasy Star: End of the Millenium

System it was On: SEGA Genesis

Why: Hard to say, really. I mean, it was put quite well that the original team ended the series on a high note, but there are still parts of it I would like to see redone with more modern...

Ok, take the cut scenes. Yes, it had them in 1993, heck, they had them in the 80s on the NES, so of course they had them on an early 90s 16-bit game. done in the style of a comic page. those that were not done with the game sprites, that is. I would like to see if they could be improved with increased memory limits.

Or take the 'Side Quests', you had the Hunters Guild, and then there was the Mail Boxes in each inn or shop. I felt at the time, and still do, that they might have had more planned for this part of the game.

Heck, it had a feature wherein you could 'Talk' to the party members, which was really more a way the player could remind themselves what they were trying to do right then. All the little things like that, which have a tendency to make me wonder if they might not have wanted to do more with the game.

Goooddd.... If Nintendo could do a remake of Super Mario World that gave me the feeling of being 7 again when I first played it in 1993 I'd be in heaven

Someone called Phantasy Stay 4 so I'll leave another 2.

Gauntlet: Dark Legacy

System: Various but Game Cube.

Why: I think Dark Legacy covered the classic Gantlet style with modern improvements such as toggle items. The areas were unique and fun and leveling up improved you so there was reason to replay to see what you could do next.

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Final Fantasy 9

System: PS

Why: Arguably the last FF game to use the classic turn based mechanics used for several games and being set in a more classic fantasy (knights and castles) world. Characters were endearing and unique and a lot was apparently left on the cutting room floor with some characters stories because of time constants. would be nice to see the game in it's final full form. And it would being Burmecians back to the public view.... Poor rats got the biggest middle finger I thin for FF races maybe only seconded by the Ronso.

FF9 absolutely does not need a remake. It's already borderline perfect, it's available on modern consoles, and it doesn't deserve to be given the FF7R treatment we all know it'd get. There also really wasn't that much cut from it that feels like it needs to be brought back, and the very few things that do aren't worth having a beloved game entirely messed with, needlessly padded out, tarnished by the "ethics department" and probably released as four separate full-price games.

I personally disagree. But when I say remake I don't mean the cash grab that is FF7R like you mentioned, but more TTYD kind. Just polish the visuals, update the models slightly to keep the stylizing and update the sound quality.

As for cut content, I also disagree giving a lot of storylines just end of the supporting cast abruptly. There's a lot that could still be improved to the game as nothing is perfect, but it needs a careful hand to do it.

Are we allowed to suggest our wild fantasies? Ones we know will never come back no matter what?

If so, God Hand on PS2. Why? It's frigging perfect. It's a beat em up with a customizable moveset that knows all too well how ridiculous it is, you kind of have to experience it to really understand why it's so awesome.

If God Hand got a second chance....

Chrono Trigger for the SNES, because it's a very solid game. Keep the core mechanics of the game the same, just give it solid voice acting and GOOD graphics, unlike some of the remakes. x_X All the love it needs to shine bright in the modern day.

Another one would be Breath of Fire, also for the SNES. Decent game with fun ability to turn into a dragon and destroy enemies. *Nods matter of factly* A remake would give it a chance to be a much better game.

Just get an emulator and play the original.

This, there's already enough remakes.

Final Fantasy 6, yes please and thank you.

Besides that, which strikes me as the obvious, I'd say Maybe Gemfire (a more European/fantasy take on Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and considering how popular of a series that is if they gave it a system like RotTK8, 10, or 13 it could be amazing), or BaseWars (combat baseball with leveling up and upgrades), or maybe even Lufia and the Fortress of Doom.

FF6 doesn't need a remake, it's perfect as it is.

Honestly, only one game truly comes to mind for me and it wasn't even Mine to own; Legend of Legaia for the Sony Playstation. When I was growing up, I'd hang out with my best bud and visit his place on the weekends and we'd take turn playing that game and the adventure we'd go on was something special. I've NEVER seen an RPG quitle like Legend of Legaia, before OR since.

It was a turn based rpg in a three dimension battlefield where the characters had DIRECTIONAL IMPUTS to attack foes like it was a fighting game. Each character's turn you'd fill a bar with button imputs and each imput could combo into an Art that could itself combo into more Arts or more advanced arts with the right sequences. Magic was basically obtained by fighting special monsters and beating them just right, catching them like it was Pokemon to summon as spells. Even to this day part of me thinks that game was my wildest fantasy, but it's real. The main characters were basically all martial artists wielding symbiotes created by God to make them superhumans because the first set of those symbiotes got corrupted by an artificial mist created by some crazy person for reasons I don't even remember! I would LOVE to see a remake of that game with the ONLY thing changed being upscaled graphics and maybe some extra party members since originally you only got 3 for the whole game. Would've loved to see some characters join our party for the long haul.

Seriously, if you're curious give it a try if you can find it. It's an underrated GEM that lives rent-free in my heart.

Sony is sitting on some great RPGs. I'd add Legend of the Dragoon on top of that as well.

The PSX Spider-Man games

None. Every modern remake has been terrible. I don't want to see anything else ruined.

Thousand-Year Door begs to differ.

Somebody hasn't tried Super Mario RPG on Switch yet.

Skies of Arcadia
System Dreamcast
Why, it was truly an RPG Gem that a remake might help but a remaster is well deserved

As someone with wanderlust in games, that games exploration and discovery was so much fun.
I'd be happy with a re-release.

And a sequel

Castlevania 3 could really benefit from a remake. One that's less bullshitly hard and actually has Trevor keep all three companions with him, as canon dictates he did.

Also Metal Gear one and two. Oh, we get loads of remakes of the Solid games, but we need to take the first two where everything started and make it look as good as MGS5

this game: nuff said

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akq.....bWFsIHJhZ2U%3D

The game ahs been on every avalible console in the 90's


it has been gaining a wide appreciation nowadays. and many folks remember it very fondly.

though I doubt anyone would do anything about it.

I'd go for the Breath of Fire series, really, for the SNES and PS1, at least. I've played a good chunk of the first one and part of the third, and they were pretty good. I wouldn't mind seeing modern remakes.

Legend of Dragoon. PS1. It was a great RPG with all the good stuff of story telling. Also the combat had its own action when you had to fight. like timing when to hit X button, and to avoid a counter from the enemy, hit the O button. There was even some bosses that will automatically attack you if you didnt finish a combo.

Zone of Enders 1. PS3. I kinda liked it and wanted it to come back with 2 when it was remade and it hadn't. THe music was so soothing for the soul.

Xenosaga series. PS3. It was a enjoyable RPG, and I didnt get to finish it cause how often move. Amusing and transfering save files would reward you in later on games of it.

.hack series. PS2. If you want a MMORPG like game before SAO took the limelight, this was the game about it. Solving the mystery of The World, trying to save your friend and many other players who fell into a coma from the game, and is what lead to a legend in .hack G.U.