one of the first ever ps2 titles, highly complicated and deeply under-rated game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harle-y Davidson
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Originally Posted by Iceglow
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one of the first ever ps2 titles, highly complicated and deeply under-rated game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harle-y Davidson:erm:Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceglow
Really tough question...
My first thought was the original crash series. But then I realised-
Megaman Battle Network. Most underated series ever.
Wait, I'm agreeing with Iceglow? I'm scared guys. Quin, hold me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceglowone of the first ever ps2 titles, highly complicated and deeply under-rated game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harle-y Davidson:erm:Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceglow
Baten Kaitos
I dunno. I would be right there with you. But MMBN 4 is tops on my list of "Worst Sequels of All Time". It was so horrible I didn't even try out MMBN 5 or 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hypoallergenic Cactuar
I'd like to see a resurrection of the Grandia series, one of my favorite franchises of all time. I don't see it happening though, because the creator of Grandia passed away some time ago.
I'd also be on board for more releases in the Breath of Fire series. A lot of people were disappointed by Dragon Quarter.
And can I please finally have my Legend of Dragoon sequel/prequel/anything?
>>> Threads of Fate :whimper::crying:..:luca:
Yeah! But the combat was a bit dull...Quote:
Originally Posted by black orb
Banjo-Kazooie
Lunar
Dungeon Keeper
Broken Sword
I said it in my last post, but I have to say it again. Shining Force. My gosh, I had such a nostalgia trip with this series today. Was messing around on YouTube (I listen to music in the back room while I'm working, when I can), and for some reason Mishaela's theme popped into my head. I found it, took a listen, and since then I've been going crazy with the emotions and memories the music from those games stir up, along with the screenshots and videos attached.
It doesn't exactly hurt that I've been playing XCOM lately, either. In terms of battle systems, the two are nearly identical, though with different focuses for your troops. Adapting the engine would be easy. Man, I want a new SF game.
Relate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyblade
I'm betting the odds are pretty good that at least one person who's played that game and has modding skills would nerdgasm at the opportunity to do this.Quote:
It doesn't exactly hurt that I've been playing XCOM lately, either. In terms of battle systems, the two are nearly identical, though with different focuses for your troops. Adapting the engine would be easy
You and me both, brotha.Quote:
Man, I want a new SF game.
>>> One more reason to make a sequel..:luca:Quote:
Originally Posted by GambletYeah! But the combat was a bit dull...Quote:
Originally Posted by black orb
It would take more work than modders usually go to, unfortunately. The change in era would require all new models and textures. You'd have to work in an MP system, and probably a new defense system with damage reduction, due to the amount of melee in the game. You'd need new animations as spells replaced rockets and grenades. You'd need a new glam cam system to handle the new animations. And lots and lots of new maps.Quote:
Originally Posted by BolivarRelate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skyblade
I'm betting the odds are pretty good that at least one person who's played that game and has modding skills would nerdgasm at the opportunity to do this.Quote:
It doesn't exactly hurt that I've been playing XCOM lately, either. In terms of battle systems, the two are nearly identical, though with different focuses for your troops. Adapting the engine would be easy
You and me both, brotha.Quote:
Man, I want a new SF game.
But my gosh, it would be glorious.