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[Eagle of Fire]

- Transport Tycoon[/b]

It been done already. It's named "Sid Meirs Transportation". I made a review in the review space...

[zafo999]

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M.U.L.E. - I have no idea how they could remake this, but I'm pretty sure nobody would buy it but me and a small handful of equally nerdy people.[/b]

Meet the small handful at http://www.worldofmule.net/tiki-index.php
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My people! :w00t:

[JoM]

Zed desperately needs a remake/sequel/to be released as abandonware.

[DeathDude]

If they somehow could, seeing Deus Ex with updated graphics and maybe some extra gameplay additions (seen in the shifter mod,) would be cool, not to say that the original looks bad or anything but an update would be cools.

On the console front, if somehow Square ever decides to make FF VI in 3-D like they did with III and now with IV, that would be interesting to see.

[Dave]

I would like to see a remake of Flashback/Another World/Fade to Black.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Another World has been revamped with the 15th Anniversary edition. Supports much higher resolutions, with more detailed GFX and better sound.
And it works under Windows.

[Dave]

Oh! Found, should be this one, didn't know about it, thanks!

[The Fifth Horseman]

That's the one. Much better than the original Windows port, IMO.

[CorruptMylar]

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System Shock I.

System Shock II is still playable, but System Shock I graphics are way too bad.
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Good to see my old topic alive and well.

The did make a "spiritual sucessor" to System Shock called Bioshock and it was pretty damn sweet. The had all the elements of SS2, just a different setting. Quite and incredible game if a little too short and easy. I really like the retro-futuristic tech elements and the amazing attention to the story. Hopefully, because it did so well, it will encourage solo campaign FPS development.

[Timpsi]

I've been hoping for a remake of the old 8-bit classic Spindizzy, which was similar to Marble Madness, but featured a more open world and free exploration. It still works great on an emulator, but a well-made remake would do it a world of good.

Well, it seems that there is one in the works, and that it looks awesome.

It was originally planned to be released early this year, but as it often goes, the programmer didn't meet his deadline. He is still working on it, though, and apparently it is very playable already.

I'm drooling here.