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Hibern81 on 28 October 2013

I recently read an article on Nintendo possibly outsourcing future hd remakes. This got me thinking about what Super Nintendo games I would like to see done.  Though there are several I would like to see the first one that pops into my head has got to be Super Metroid.  Maybe throw in some new content as well and it would have my money day one. Which games would y'all like to see and why?



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KingdomHeartsFan on 28 October 2013

I wanna see something similar to Sega's Ultimate Genesis Collection except for the NES, SNES or maybe even the N64, but I doubt the latter.  SUGC sold really well and I have no doubt a Nintendo version would sell even more.



zorg1000 on 28 October 2013

When u say remake do u mean completely build from the ground up or modify an existing game?



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Hibern81 on 28 October 2013

I would prefer to see it completely rebuilt, but I would take remastered too.



"Games are a trigger for adults to again become primitive, primal, as a way of thinking and remembering. An adult is a child who has more ethics and morals, that's all. When I am a child, creating, I am not creating a game. I am in the game. The game is not for children, it is for me. It is for an adult who still has a character of a child."

 

Shigeru Miyamoto

Maynard_Tool on 28 October 2013

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justinian on 28 October 2013

A HD remaster rather than a complete rebuild will be far cheaper and therefore more likely. As was the case with ZWWHD.



leedlelee on 28 October 2013

I would love to experience some of the Fire Emblem titles we missed...
Simply translated or remastered...
I'm not feeling picky...



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AshKetchum1992 on 28 October 2013

Chrono Trigger would be awesome and very epic in HD but it's still owned by Square-Enix...



kupomogli on 28 October 2013
KingdomHeartsFan said:

I wanna see something similar to Sega's Ultimate Genesis Collection except for the NES, SNES or maybe even the N64, but I doubt the latter.  SUGC sold really well and I have no doubt a Nintendo version would sell even more.

This isn't going tohappen ever again, sorry to say.

Think about it.  Capcom Classics Collection 1 and 2, Sega Genesis Collection, Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection, Metal Slug Anthology, Taito Legends, Taito Legends 2, e tc.  What do these games have in common?  They all came out before they found out that they could release these games one by one for $5 each and make a truck load of cash.

Nintendo rereleased Mario All Stars and the Kirby Collection because the collections were priced where they would have been more than if you were to purchase each game separately off the Virtual Console.  Or atleast the same amount.  Games that people probably had on Virtual Console already.

After all these companies are making far more by selling each of these  games seperately though, do you think they'll ever bundle them in a collection again?  Just get on your PS3 and look at how many games from Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection have made their way on PSN with online support.  They're not releasing these games seperately on PSN to be nice to the f ans, otherwise they would have made the retail copy of the game digital instead so you could buy it off the PS Store.



ListerOfSmeg on 28 October 2013

Zelda. I would love to see the Snes Zelda redone with HD graphics. I'd also love a massive Zelda in the same style as the Snes version made for the Wii U.