| greenmedic88 said: There are actually quite a few games from the 6th and 5th gens that I wouldn't mind having available on the go with some tweaks and improvements. Visual improvements over the originals (like OoT which has aged pretty horrendously like most 5th gen polygon games) would be totally welcome. I don't know if I'd pay $40 for them, but I'd probably pick them up for the second time down the road once discounted. I was actually pretty glad when Chrono Trigger was re-released for the DS as it was one of my favorite SNES titles. I was also glad to have Zelda Link to the Past on the GBA. It has been nice having SSFIV on the 3DS even though it has minor downgrades (mainly the still backgrounds) and the tiny D-pad on the device is pretty far from ideal. The pick up and play nature of a handheld makes it perfect for 20 minute sessions. I'm hyped about playing MGS3 on the 3DS, even if Konami adds next to nothing (unlikely) and it's just a portable version of the PS2 game with 3D depth. Wouldn't mind a redone FFVII at all. So I don't have a problem with the 3DS being a 6th Gen portable console assuming it still gets "all new" exclusive games that make the most of the hardware as well. |
I'm in the same boat as you. I'm one of the few people that encourages the remakes around here. Amazing classic games upgraded visuals and gameplay portable = a whole slew of wins, IMO.
For me:
-Zelda: OoT (which is happening)
-Zelda: Majora's Mask
-Zelda: The Wind Waker (with the removed dungeon)
-Star Fox 64 (which is happening)
-Star Wars: Episode One Racer
-Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
-Bomberman 64
-Cruis'n USA
-Wave Race 64
-Pokemon Snap
-Super Mario 64
-Sonic 1/2/3/& Knuckles
Then, I'd love new entries on the 3DS from the following series:
-Zelda, 3D-style
-Wave Race
-Smash Bros.
-Sonic, classic style and look
-both 3D and 2D Mario
-Mario Kart
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