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Some more RPGs along the lines of the old Saturn rendition of Magic Knight Rayearth.


A DC v Marvel game along the lines of the Capcom 2D fighters.
 
a Mortal Kombat game developed by the team that makes Soul Calibur

a Wii Vectorman game: i have a bunch of ideas for this but i don't know how to describe it without sounding like a 3rd person metroid
 
I want to see a new Metroid game, a 3D side scroller (or 2.5D, whatever the term is for a 2D game with sharp 3D graphics), with gameplay and tone very reminiscent of Super Metroid. Perhaps a new game in the Prime sub-series, but as I said, a 2D, classic gameplay approach with modern, polished graphics. It would probably work best on the handhelds, ideally the DS. The regular controls can be used, the stylus for aiming and firing--much like in Metroid Prime - Hunters, but in 2D...just tap where the enemy is and Samus shoots in that direction...as long as there are no walls blocking the way, she'll hit her targets. I'd like to see the story continue either after Metroid Prime 3 and before Metroid II - Return of Samus, or after Metroid IV - Metroid Fusion, and have it essentially act as Metroid V.

The chances of another Metroid game are good. Prime 3 just came out, so another major Metroid release for the Wii is probably at least another 2-3 years off. However, a well thought out, faithful to the originals type 2D handheld title could be out as early as next year. There have been rumors about another Metroid game set after Fusion, called Metroid Dread, alleged to be out for te DS. It was debunked as a rumor, then verified again, then debunked again. Hopefully a great 2D Metroid for the DS will become a reality before another 3D FPS.
 
YES.

I actually like 2D Metroid more than Prime and I'd buy a 3D Metroid side-scroller for the DS in a second.
 
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Oh wait, this is going to be made.
 
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I'd love a 3D, 3rd person shooter of Metroid. I've never been a fan of FPSs
 
I'd love a 3D, 3rd person shooter of Metroid. I've never been a fan of FPSs

Some of my favourite games are FPSs(the Halo series, the TimeSplitters series, etc) and I'm very comfortable with the genre, but the fact that Metroid Prime was done in first-person was just about the sole reason I never got into it. It was an adventure game, and I have no idea why they didn't make it in third-person. It was just so awkward for me to try and play that type of game in FP-mode.
 
YES.

I actually like 2D Metroid more than Prime and I'd buy a 3D Metroid side-scroller for the DS in a second.

Exactly.

I'd love a 3D, 3rd person shooter of Metroid. I've never been a fan of FPSs

Thats three of us. I don't mind FPSs, but in terms of Metroid, the 2D side scrollers were not only the classics, but the best. Super Metroid is still, almost 15 years after its release, considered one of the best games of all time for a reason. I must've played that Super NES cartridge for thousands of hours, beating the game over and over, exploring, etc.

If they could make a game half as good for the DS, I would be mucho happy.

Planet-Man said:
Some of my favourite games are FPSs(the Halo series, the TimeSplitters series, etc) and I'm very comfortable with the genre, but the fact that Metroid Prime was done in first-person was just about the sole reason I never got into it. It was an adventure game, and I have no idea why they didn't make it in third-person. It was just so awkward for me to try and play that type of game in FP-mode.

I thought the Prime games did a more than admirable job of translating what was important about the 2D Metroid games into 3D. I have no complaints, other than they're not 2D, classic Metroid games. As I said, ideally I'd like to see an alternating release shedule for Metroid games: a 2D for the DS one year, a 3D for the Wii the next year, year break, another 2D for the DS, another 3D for the Wii, etc. Have two separate series (one 3D - the Prime games, one 2D - the Classic series) releasing alternately. One handheld 2D every three years, one 3D every three years. I'd like to see a more regular release schedule for the Metroid games while still retaining the high levels of quality and fun the series is known for. I guess a business model like Konami's Castlevania series would work well. For the most part the Castlevania games released in the past decade have been consistently fun to play and generally fantastic games. If that were to apply to the Metroid series, I know we'd be sure to see Samus for years to come.
 
I want to see a game made where you are Mavericker trying to make a comic and you have to go around the world asking questions about it to people who don't care.
 
I want to see a game made where you are Mavericker trying to make a comic and you have to go around the world asking questions about it to people who don't care.

Screw you! I wanted to see my streetfighting cat comic!


Tatsumaki-Senpu-Meowmeowmeowmix! :lol:
 
The Ultimate Batman Game

A third-person action-adventure game that allows you to play as Batman, utilising intense martial arts, dozens of gadgets and weaponry, over twenty different vehicles (all fully customisable) and ten different batsuits. Unlockables include the ability to play as every Batman sidekick ever and also some Bat-villains.

Speaking of villains, all of Batman's rogue gallery appears over the course of the game, including the Joker, the Penguin, the Riddler, Two-Face, Catwoman, Mr. Freeze, Clayface, Poison Ivy, et al.

The game is set in a fully-functional, perpetually night-time free-roaming Gotham City, spread over 20-square miles.
 
A game where you can play as a transvestite who likes to pop pills and sees ghosts or some ****








oh wait they did that , Ms, pacman
 
This is the thread where Mole shines.

Moley, how do you make those Wii game template cover things?
 
This is the thread where Mole shines.

Moley, how do you make those Wii game template cover things?

I just have a Wii template on my pc same with 360 and ps3 , I just use that to create covers
 
Oh. How do you get that? Just copy and paste a Wii cover to Paint or something?

just look for templates on google then you just copy it in to something like paint .net , put pictures over it how you want then paste cover over the top again to get it right
 
just look for templates on google then you just copy it in to something like paint .net , put pictures over it how you want then paste cover over the top again to get it right

Alright thanks, I'm trying it right now.
 
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I should send you a real photo of myself, just so it can have the look of an "Officially Licensed and Endorsed by Ourchair" look. I'd be the next Tony Hawk or Dave Mirra!

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true , works with out too like the fake rockers on guitar hero covers :lol:
 
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true , works with out too like the fake rockers on guitar hero covers :lol:
Actually, I suspect that Guitar Hero II featured fake rockers on its packaging material, simply because it was a licensing nightmare to put plenty of real ones on them.

I mean imagine trying to balance out Van Halen, The Pretenders, Reverend Horton Heat and Wolfmother onto the same 4x5 inch DVD case, and making sure they don't crowd each other out.

Guitar Hero III's packaging was probably a direct result of resolving the problem by emphasizing key guitarists as boss characters and such, as opposed to just being 'the guys who made the songs' and therefore justifiably features only three on the box.

That said, I agree that a game doesn't need a license to be fantastic. My love for Freedom Force and Burnout: Revenge proves this.
 
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