[i]Bushido Blade[/i] Make it a 1 & 2 Double Pack Square Enix has been sitting on this gem of a franchise for decades.

Coulda swore I may have responded to this, but either: [b]Tyranny[/b] Loved the game and love the story, and maybe a *slightly* more modern remaster would give me much joy. Perhaps a few new endings, but if that edges on remake, then so be it. I'll be honest, most of the issues with Tyranny just come from the endgame's story feeling rushed. or, a much more obvious one: [b]Fallout: New Vegas[/b] having beat the game 3 or 4 times, notwithstanding multiple abandoned playthroughs, I am still not exactly a superfan of FNV, but if I could imagine the story of FNV with all of it's wonderful RPG features put into a truly modern game with actually good gunplay, I may just die. I imagine FNV would mimic CP2077 as opposed to it's actual modern counterpart, Starfield, as Starfield is -blam!- and it's game design is -blam!- and it's characters are -blam!- and every time I think about it I get more sad. Moving on, the Story of FNV with the high-quality gunplay of CP2077, intricate character animation, and wonderfully realistic graphics seems ideal.

I’m back with more! [b][u]Sega Superstars Tennis[/u][/b] [spoiler]I’m not usually into sports games, but the exception is definitely tennis games. If I were to get into any sport irl, Tennis would probably be where I’d go—which is funny because I don’t like pickelball, which is probably really similar. But man, I loved Sega Superstars Tennis. And not just because I was abke to play as NiGHTS (though that’s a big part of it) The changes: -Eggman now uses his mecha tennis arm thing from the intro The new stuff: -Nothing. New characters wouldn’t be unwelcome, but we already have both NiGHTS & Reala, so…[/spoiler] [b][u]Spyro: A Hero’s Tail[/u][/b] [spoiler]Hot take: The first two Spyro games weren’t very good. The third one was fun, but considering how much hate I saw for Year of the Dragonfly, I was pretty surprised to find it was a darn faithful sequel to Year of the Dragon. Which isn’t bad, but with all the hype the originals got, I was a little shocked that none of them were nearly as good as the actual best Spyro game; A Hero’s Tail! This game is one of the best collectathons out there. I’d love to play it again. The changes: -None. The game is fine just the way it is. The new stuff: -Also none. Just gimme A Hero’s Tail again.[/spoiler]

DARK Souls 2 It could be incredible with the right changes

Burnout 3 Takedown. Absolutely LOVED that game

Armored core 4A because it’s a -blam!- to emulate. A remaster collection of the first few mainline armored core games would also be pretty cool but that leans more towards remake territory. Other than that bloodborne would be cool. There are some older games that I would suggest but because they are so damn crusty they would need a remake instead

Honestly, none for the sake of the remake itself. I’d use this almost exclusively to get access to an older game that’s become hard to find and play. Like a remaster of the Suikoden series. I was going to say just 2. But heck, since we’re fantasizing I’ll take all 5. Or the original Onimusha trilogy. The last two, at least, considering the first one was rereleased already. Or Psyops in all its terrible multiplayer greatness. No changes. Just the same weird split controls between two people making navigating a room and fighting a basic enemy almost impossible. In hindsight I would update the graphics. This game would look terrible now.

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Marathon Trilogy like Nightdive Studios did for System Shock.

Wii sports VR- Remake or Remaster? It would be all the same games and controls, just in VR.

Command and Conquer Renegade Fate the Traitors Soul MechAssault MechAssault 2...

The game is an absolute masterpiece that just needs graphics and sound upgrades to take advantage of modern tech.

[i]Golden Sun[/i] and [i]Golden Sun: The Lost Age[/i]. Yes, I can already hear you typing: "Those are two games! I said one!" Well, hold your horses, buddy. The primary reason they released as separate games was because GameBoy Advanced cartridges had limited storage. They weren't able to fit the entire story onto one cartridge, so Golden Sun and GS: TLA released as two halves of the same story. TLA even allowed you to import data from a password to carry over your exact progress from Golden Sun, a concept that was [i]very[/i] new at that time. One of the most obvious advancements in technology today is how much information we can store on a small device. Consumers now have easy access to micro-SD cards with 128+ GB of storage space. As such, it would be easy to combine the two games onto a single card. I literally have the ROM for both of those games on my phone's internal storage right now. Since that easily qualifies as a technological improvement that doesn't alter gameplay, I'd say combining them in a remaster is fair game. Aside from combining the two titles into one complete game, I would have the graphics redone. I'm genuinely torn between two styles. The [i]Octopath Traveler[/i] style would be more faithful to the original graphics of Golden Sun while offering cool visual effects for the overworld, but I'd also be tempted to do what Pokémon did and switch to full 3D graphics. Golden Sun: Dark Dawn started down that road, so it might be more faithful to the series as it is [i]today[/i]. Other than combining the games and updating the graphics/music with modern tech, I don't think the game really [i]needs[/i] any other changes. At most, the only gameplay changes I would make would be quality of life stuff to keep the game in line with modern standards for "user friendly" design. Simple convenience features (more ability hotkeys?), better UI and menu navigation, options to change battle speed, that kind of stuff. I'd also let players go back to previously closed areas after beating the game, as I firmly believe "points of no return" are a cardinal sin in game design. I had to restart the game from scratch when I found out that I missed a Djinn that I could never go back to pick up. There you have it. Golden Sun: Complete Edition (Featuring Dante from the Devil May Cry®©™ series) [NEW Funky Mode] [i]enhanced and remastered[/i] [b]U[/b]

Alright, so choosing just one game is tough, so I'm gonna go with a list. So here we go! [b]Kirby Air Ride[/b] [spoiler]This was the first one to come to mind. I love Air Ride so much, and it's crazy to me that there's never been anything trying to replicate City Trial. The Changes: -There is a new control scheme. Players can choose between the Remastered controls, or the Classic. In the classic controls, everything is played using the A button and the joystick. Remastered controls changes things a little bit: A is to slide, B is to inhale/use ability, and R is to spin. The New Stuff: -Top Ride and Air Ride now have double the amount of tracks. -City Trial now has 3 cities to choose from. Each city has its own events. -New Special Characters (like Dedede and Meta Knight from the original). If we go crazy, I would say the entire cast of Dream Friends from Star Allies, but it'd probably be a bit more dialed back. -Special Characters can appear in City Trial. They act just like regular vehicles. You just approach them while not on a vehicle and Kirby will vanish, letting you take control of them. If they die, or you "dismount", Kirby comes back. -Maybe a new Legendary Air Ride Machine?[/spoiler] [b]Sonic Heroes[/b] [spoiler]While Shadow the Hedgehog is probably the definitive game in the Adventure era (more on that in a sec), Sonic Heroes is a close second. And yeah, I said it, Sonic Adventure 2 ain't that great. Better than SA1, but not nearly as good as Heroes or Shadow. Anyway. The Changes: Probably nothing, tbh. I wouldn't mind some sort of "Expert Mode" like Shadow the Hedgehog, maybe--where there are just ultra tough versions of every level after beating the game. If I were to change anything, it'd to be trying to make the teams less of a difficulty slider (Rose - Easy, Sonic - Normal, Dark - Hard, Chaotix - ???), and instead give them something more unique, but that might be getting into Remake territory. The new stuff: -Metal Sonic mode. There was a huge rumor back in the day, where getting all A ranks would unlock "Team Eggman", where you play as Eggman, Metal Sonic, and Chaos. While let's not do that, a Metal Sonic mode would be fun. Unlocked by beating the game, there would be no story. Metal Sonic flies solo, but he can switch "modes" that represent the team roles of other team. In other words, he has a Speed Mode, where he acts like a Speed character, a Power Mode where he acts like a Power character, and a Flight Mode where he acts like a Flight character. This could be the aforementioned "expert mode". -Beating Metal Sonic mode allows you to toggle character appearances. Regular characters have a "metallic" variant (which was actually in the base game, but is now an unlockable rather than just holding down buttons during loads), and Metal Sonic himself can take on his Neo Metal Sonic appearance, which debuts in this game as the final boss.[/spoiler] [b]Shadow the Hedgehog[/b] [spoiler]The story in Shadow the Hedgehog may be edgy as all jannolor, but the level design here is some of the best in the series. I want this game back. The Changes: None. I mean, I wasn't a fan of the keys, but y'know, not a huge deal. The New Stuff: To be honest, I don't even know what to add to this game. Expert Mode is already a thing, the levels are all great, so I dunno. I love Shadow the Hedgehog just the way it is.[/spoiler] [b]NiGHTS into Dreams[/b] [spoiler]One of the most underrated franchises of all time, imo. Sure, the second game wasn't as good, but like, both games were really fun, and the world is great, and the character designs, peak. I can actually still play this one, so this one's not me trying to reclaim something I don't have, but rather I want to add to this. The changes: None! NiGHTS is perfect just the way it is! The new stuff: More levels. At least 6. They could be a postgame thing, or a bonus round thing, I don't really care, I just want more levels. That's it. Only change. NiGHTS is already perfect as is. If we really want to, we can base these levels off of the sequel levels.[/spoiler] [b]Yar's Revenge (2011)[/b] [spoiler]Not to be confused with "Yars' Revenge", this is an on rail shooter, where you control an anime girl fly lady as she fights a bunch of bug monsters and robots. What else do you really need. The changes: Probably none. The new stuff: Just gimme more levesl. Some postgame story mode, probably.[/spoiler] Pokemon Colosseum/Pokemon XD [spoiler]Can I put these two together? They really should be remastered together. I love the Shadow Pokemon games, because unlike the mainline series, you can't just make whatever team you want. The goal of these games is to catch Shadow Pokemon, and then purify them. This means your team is constantly changing, as the only way to purify Shadow Pokemon is to battle with them. The changes: Probably some sort of Pokemon transfer. Compatible both between these two games, and the other Pokemon titles on the Switch. I would make it only available post game, though. The new stuff: I wouldn't mind some sort of postgame dungeons. I dunno, these games were pretty complete as is, nothing new needed.[/spoiler] And that's all that's coming to me right now. TTYD would've been a big one, but that's already getting a remaster. I wouldn't mind a Kirby collection on the Switch for some of the DS games, and a port of Kirby's Dream Collection would be nice, but I wouldn't need them remastered, just straight up ports work for me.

Leisure Suit Larry

Hogs of War

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver for the ps1, though honestly any of them could fit here too so hey

Quake

The Godzilla pipeworks trilogy with all versions of the games mixed and with all cut content