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I'm a huge Babylon 5 fan and I'd love too see a "modern" B5 game come out. I think the setting could work well for a RPG, MMO, FPS, or a RTS in a vein of Total War (just in space OFC). Sadly, there isn't enough of a potential market for this to ever occur. At best, it has 1/10 the fan base of Stargate which is nothing in comparison to the hordes of Trekkies (or Trekkers if you prefer) and Star Wars fans.

Something set in the Space: Above and Beyond world would be cool as well, but one season wonders from the 90s are practically ancient history by now.

Oh well.

I would love to see a WWI High Profile game, but that's never going to happen.

I would also like to see a Michael Bay-directed Katamari Damacy movie. For S&G's.

I'd like another good Call of Duty game. BURN!

Star Wars Republic Commando 2.

One can hope, but it's been so long since the last installment... The planned sequel, Imperial Commando, was apparently cancelled in '04, a year before the release of RC, and nothing has been said of it since.

I am unhappy Ork

Fallout Van Buren.

It looked interesting.

I'd like to see a Total war fantasy game. Basically Warhammer total war but a little more in depth so you could customize the units and characters.

A new megaman X

Victoria: Total War (Victorian/Edwardian era Total War game, basically ~1850 through WW1)
The Great War: Total War (WW1 to WW2ish)

Any decent World War 1, Korean War, or Vietnam War games. Bad Company Vietnam was pretty good on the multiplayer side of things, it captured the feel of things nicely, but left me wanting more, especially a campaign. I'm not going to lie, I played Call of Duty: Black Ops solely for the level in which you pilot the PBRs to Sympathy for the Devil.

I'd also like to see a WHFB RTS. Ideally one which includes a map campaign ala total war. I know there was mark of chaos, but I hear it was a big disappointment.

It would be cool to see a Star Wars: Empire at War sequel, but cut out the ground component and just leave it as space combat, with much larger fleets, and more ship variety.

Homeworld 3 'nuff said

A sequel to Robot Alchemic Drive (so much fun)

Another Steel Battalion Game with a ridiculous 200 dollar controller

A sci-fi sub simulator game (ideally based off the blue submarine no. 6 franchise)

A Gundam MMO that doesn't suck and is actually released outside of Japan

A Gundam game for PS3/360 that DOESN'T have Dynasty Warriors in the title and is released outside of Japan (Mobile Ops: The One Year War is like exactly what I hoped for... and its Japan only....)... seriously, let FROM SOFTWARE (makers of armored core amongst other mech games) play with the franchise a little bit so we can finally have a decent gundam game.

piggy-backing off that, how about giving ZOIDS the same treatment?

a modern day shooter that DOESN'T star the US Marine Corps... we get it, they're apparently hot gak, how about giving some credit to the other 3 branches of the armed forces that do most of the fighting.

A Rainbow Six sequel

A Crimson Skies sequel

Oh and a Final Fantasy that DOESNT suck... I'd settle for a remake of FF7 and/or 8 if it got the PS3/360 treatment...)

A decent FPS. They all just follow the same formula now, and it's just boring.

A Dawn of War or Age of Empires style WHFB (screw you Mark of Chaos, you sucked)

Command and Conquer Renegade 2.

Fallout Van Buren.

Avatar 720 wrote:Star Wars Republic Commando 2.

One can hope, but it's been so long since the last installment... The planned sequel, Imperial Commando, was apparently cancelled in '04, a year before the release of RC, and nothing has been said of it since.

I am unhappy Ork

I've never played Republic Commando (not a huge Clone fan), but I really like the concept. An Imperial Commando game sounds awesome.

Andrew1975 wrote:I'd like to see a Total war fantasy game. Basically Warhammer total war but a little more in depth so you could customize the units and characters.

This, a thousand times this. I'd love a GOOD WHFB game.

DeadlySquirrel wrote:A decent FPS. They all just follow the same formula now, and it's just boring.

A Dawn of War or Age of Empires style WHFB (screw you Mark of Chaos, you sucked)

Command and Conquer Renegade 2.

Fallout Van Buren.

Second a good WHFB.

I'll add this, a WHFB or 40k RPG or FPS. WAR showed the potential for a Warhammer rpg.

Avatar 720 wrote:Star Wars Republic Commando 2.

One can hope, but it's been so long since the last installment... The planned sequel, Imperial Commando, was apparently cancelled in '04, a year before the release of RC, and nothing has been said of it since.

I am unhappy Ork

I'm still trying to figure out how ONE game in all of them released is the only one in which you can tell your squadmates to do so much with so little effort.....

Amaya wrote:I'm a huge Babylon 5 fan and I'd love too see a "modern" B5 game come out.

There are decent Babylon 5 mods for Homeworld 2 and X3.

Oh, and Nexus: the Jupiter Incident. In my opinion this one is best, as it most the base mechanics of the game are close to what I would expect a non-space shooter B5 game to be like.

A violent version of Pokemon, seeing pikachu's head being ripped off in bloody explosion would be awesome.

Starcraft Galaxy Online

Sims 4: The Final Frontier - a scifi version of the sims would be neat.

Simcity 5

A sequel to Metal Arms: Glitch in the System. Great game and a sequel was planned until Blizzard bought out Swinging Ape Studios and the sequel was never released.

Curse you Blizzard.

Coolyo294 wrote:Fallout Van Buren.

It looked interesting.

You mean Fallout 3 by interplay?

Van Buren was just the project name.

Gundam Senjou no Kizuna to be outside of Japan. Belongs in the arcade and not ported.

I'd like to see a good Necromunda game... Not a FPS, but more a turn based tactical game or so... That'd be nice

All the Metal Gear Solid portable games released on consoles. I want to continue the story of Big Boss and play the various PSP versions, but I just couldn't stand how the controls were set up and how the game played.

A sequel to Midway's Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy. They ended the game on a cliffhanger, and eventually the company went under, so any hope of a sequel was lost to the void.

Gauntlet DS. Another game that might have been great, but has been in the dark for 3 years.

Still looking forward to a sequel to Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem, but Silicon Knights is rumored to actually be working on that one now that Too Human bombed...

Total Annihilation 2 (We might see it eventually, but it's stuck in copyright and ownership hell right now).

A Medal of Duty: Call of Honor on the Battlefield game whose main character is a likable character who also happens to be female (as opposed to right now, where they are neither likable, characters, nor female).

A game where you play an Inquisitor (perhaps based off of Mass Effect style gameplay?).

A game based on Battlefleet Gothic (perhaps with Homeworld 2 derived gameplay combined with the DoW concepts of summoning units instead of building them on site?).

A Total War game set in the Battletech universe.

I would love the B-5 game also, but it will never happen.

I would really like is a modern remake of this bad boy.


I would even settle for a remake of space hulk, loved that and chaos gate big time back in the day.

^Still have a copy of that! t'was cool
+1 to imperial commando, Republic was awesome. And played so much differently to all the other Star Wars games

I wanted to see the Lobo game, for S&G's. Plus Lobo is awesome

Aquaterry

I would like to make a GOOD videogame. Games lately have been very sub-par, almost like the devs just wanted to pump it out really fast without finishing it.

Its more the publishers wanting to turn the games industry into the movie industry than the devs being lazy. They want to make a load of super cheap games with low budgets and then release them with the hopes that it'll bring in a profit. Publishers right now have almost all the power when it comes to what kind of game is made, how it is made, and when it has to be done.

other than wanting to make english translated versions of the touhou games for console and handheld, I would love to make an over-the-shoulder horror survival shooter game like rresident evil 4 and dead space 2

LordofHats wrote:Its more the publishers wanting to turn the games industry into the movie industry than the devs being lazy.

The problem is the publishers don't seem to realize that what makes a good game is qutie different than what makes a good movie.

One requires someone's mind to be challenged, one just requires someone willing to be a vegetable for a while.

Final Fantasy 2. Im so sad it was their last...

Oh wait.




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Also, a WHFB game thats not a rts

Maybe an rpg like oblivion/skyrim. Choose your race/ faction and go do stuff. Different stories depending on your race + faction

Any rpg where race has a large effect on the quests. Im talking whole different main quests depending on race.

A game like fallout 3/vegas but set in wh40k

Chowderhead wrote:I would love to see a WWI High Profile game, but that's never going to happen.

I would also like to see a Michael Bay-directed Katamari Damacy movie. For S&G's.

Except for flight sims, you mean.


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And Star Wars: Battlefront 3 (though that may actually be in the works)

Melissia wrote:

LordofHats wrote:Its more the publishers wanting to turn the games industry into the movie industry than the devs being lazy.

The problem is the publishers don't seem to realize that what makes a good game is qutie different than what makes a good movie.

One requires someone's mind to be challenged, one just requires someone willing to be a vegetable for a while.

well, I blame games like call of duty, which are more based on hype than gameplay. many games, like bioshock 2 and dark souls have decent gameplay, they are often overlooked, while games like modern warfare and halo fly off the shelves.

Melissia wrote:

LordofHats wrote:Its more the publishers wanting to turn the games industry into the movie industry than the devs being lazy.

The problem is the publishers don't seem to realize that what makes a good game is qutie different than what makes a good movie.

One requires someone's mind to be challenged, one just requires someone willing to be a vegetable for a while.

Actually I have the same standards for films and games, sometimes I want my mind to be challenged by complicated films/games and sometimes I just want to see things explode and be a vegetable for a bit with films/games.

corpsesarefun wrote:

Melissia wrote:

LordofHats wrote:Its more the publishers wanting to turn the games industry into the movie industry than the devs being lazy.

The problem is the publishers don't seem to realize that what makes a good game is qutie different than what makes a good movie.

One requires someone's mind to be challenged, one just requires someone willing to be a vegetable for a while.

Actually I have the same standards for films and games, sometimes I want my mind to be challenged by complicated films/games and sometimes I just want to see things explode and be a vegetable for a bit with films/games.

So why do "high octane" FPS games Make you spend fething hours watching cutscenes that could come strait from any action movie.
If I want a game where I blow stuff up, I will blow stuff up. It's why I play nazi zombie rather than the single player campaign...blood and guts, not [see forum posting rules] prancing around giving me their opinions (like I fething care?).



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remilia_scarlet wrote:

Melissia wrote:

LordofHats wrote:Its more the publishers wanting to turn the games industry into the movie industry than the devs being lazy.

The problem is the publishers don't seem to realize that what makes a good game is qutie different than what makes a good movie.

One requires someone's mind to be challenged, one just requires someone willing to be a vegetable for a while.

well, I blame games like call of duty, which are more based on hype than gameplay. many games, like bioshock 2 and dark souls have decent gameplay, they are often overlooked, while games like modern warfare and halo fly off the shelves.

Bioshock was rubbish.
Just a normal FPS with "look how cultured and cool we are!".