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(06-01-2011, 10:33 AM)Omegajak Wrote: [ -> ]Where are all the great N64 games that weren't made by Nintendo on Virtual Console?

Licensing issues.

Which is a bitch, because I want me some Snowboard Kids.

A Banjo Kazooie sequel that's like the originals
A Donkey Kong 64 sequel
A Sonic Adventure 3
A new Gunstar Heroes
A new Graffiti Kingdom/Magic Pengel
Another Console Pokemon Game for Gen.5
A Ape Escape 4-oh wait...They're making it aren't they?
A Digimon Rumble Arena 3
A Dragonball game with more of the characters in it, like the rest of the Shadow Dragons ( don't kill me )
A TMNT Smash Up with a better roster, damn rabbids.

StarCraft Ghost.

Thinks thats the name of the title anyway. The game looked promising and interesting, not even sure why it was cancelled to begin with and I know about every other Blizzard fan was looking forward to it. What's worse is they even have books on it, yet no game in sight.

Also would have loved a sequel or a game like it, based on Unreal Championship 2.

The game was fairly unique, combining traditional shooting elements of UT with superior melee combat(and awesome abilities). Even each character was fairly unique and had their own advantages, would have loved to see the Unreal series go in that direction.

Not sure if anyone already mentioned this but
The World Ends With You 2.

I have anticipated it since completing TWEWY for the first time. The game seems too good to go without a sequel. Square-Enix always makes shitloads of sequels, why not for TWEWY? was he adopted? DONT YOU LOVE HIM?

If you think Square loves tons of sequels, Chrono Trigger wants to have a word with you.

Yeah, well I'm waiting for another sequel to Rad Racer.

I want that Kirby game on the GameCube that got canceled, and also a direct sequel to K64, with items to find (like with the crystals shards) and ability combos. The Enemy Index cards were neat too.

(06-06-2011, 08:25 AM)ZaeTelapo! Wrote: [ -> ]StarCraft Ghost.

Thinks thats the name of the title anyway. The game looked promising and interesting, not even sure why it was cancelled to begin with and I know about every other Blizzard fan was looking forward to it. What's worse is they even have books on it, yet no game in sight.

oficial statement is that blizzard decided to cancel it rather than having a mediocre game that would ultimately be look down. same with that click adventure game based on warcraft.

Pokemon console WRPG. Instead of starting in Sleepyville Town you would start in a huge central town hub (similar to Castelia City from B/W, except maybe even bigger), allowed to tackle the 6 gyms in whichever order you want to (the levels of trainers and wild Pokemon would scale up automatically). Along the way you would meet Team Rocket (or whichever other team, it has to be mafia-esque though) and can either choose to join them or defeat them. Once you join them there could also be other roles other than just good guy or Team Rocket, e.g. being a spy or double agent for the Pokemon League, which would branch the plot in different directions and lead to different endings.

Battles, instead of being traditional Pokemon combat, would take place on a sort of SRPG-style grid (taking place directly on the overworld -- seamless transition, with the overworld environment being used in battle) on which you'd move your Pokemon around all at once in one turn. (Maximum number of Pokemon would still be six.) However, the same principles (elemental weaknesses/resistances, helping moves, etc.) would still be in place, and there would probably be special effects for certain types (e.g. flying types can move more spaces in one turn, fire types can move in lava, water types in water, etc.) Partner helping moves would still be present, except they would affect any of your Pokemon within a certain small radius of the Pokemon using it. And maybe, for Team Rocket battles, the opponent's Pokemon could actually directly attack your trainer itself, so you have to position your Pokemon to protect yourself while at the same time attacking the opponent's?

You would also be able to use any Pokemon move in the overworld, for environmental effects and etc., not just HMs. This could lead to some interesting puzzle situations (though it might get annoying catching the Pokemon that can use the TMs if you don't have them) -- e.g. one that immediately comes to mind is using Rain Dance to change water levels in a dungeon. Speaking of catching Pokemon, they would probably have to appear in large groups as opposed to just one on one due to the battle system (which would also make it easier to catch them and less running around in grass). Wild Pokemon would also not give EXP, though (only trainer battles), which would mean pretty much no grinding required to beat the game if it's balanced. (On second thought it might be a bad idea to limit it entirely since people might want to get to lv100 on every mon, maybe have one or two specific locations for it after beating the game? Battle Tower?)

So yeah. Dream Pokemon game, etc. Won't ever happen though

Alternatively: A real Sonic Adventure 3 or Sonic 4.

Shenmue 3DS

Zone of the Enders for PSV

• I'd like to see the Legacy of Kain series wrapped up and Blood Omen 2 declared non-canon.
  
• A Deus Ex game that uses the skills system from the first one. Alpha Protocol had the right idea. Shame it sucked harder than that goth chick.
  
• Fallout: London. With Simon Templeman voicing every character.
  
• One last Spyro game done by Insomniac.
  
• Or at least a Spyro game that doesn't make me want to hang myself.
  
• Fuck, gimme disc made of cardboard with "SPIROW" written on it in piss and I'll still take it over A Hero's Tail.
  
• A sequel to Star Wars: Republic Commando. Specifically, Imperial Commando.
  

Looked up more on the NMH Heroes Paradise, and Japan gets a release on 360 as well.
That really pisses me off.
Fuck North America, such a cock block.

Pulseman sequel.

(06-06-2011, 08:28 AM)Lord Melchior Wrote: [ -> ]The World Ends With You 2.

The World Ends With U; Control Neku on the Wii U controller, and your partner on the TV.