/vr/ - Retro Games

>>8907274
Nothing really, I want people to play the games as I know and love them as nice as the new Pocky & Rocky is it's not the same game, period.

>>8907274
gunstar heroes, doesn't need one but I welcome it

>>8907284

Thanks for contributing nothing

>>8907293

I don't think GH would benefit from anything but a sequel.

>>8907274
speaking of treasure...

>>8907296
>nooooooo you have to agree with the op stop having a different opinion

>>8907274
They tried a modern version years ago. It wasn't very good, sadly.

>>8907274
>Giving people who missed out a second chance to experience
I really don't understand this sentiment. There's no "chance" to miss out on when they can just go play the originals at any time, for free no less. I used to look forward to remasters but now I just ignore them.

>>8907412

A different opinion is fine, but when you're opinion is "Not interested" it's worthless.

It would be like going into every store you passed on the way home and telling every cashier "Nothing in this store interests me".

It's a waste of your time and mine.

>>8907274
Not necessarily a 'dream game' but I think one title that could use a remaster is the NES version of Strider. Yes, I'm aware of Strider 2014, and it's good. But I pick this title because a remaster would be an opportunity to actually release the completed game as it was intended. This game was scrapped for the Famicom, but ended up being released for the NES, and those who have played it can attest to it being playable, but buggy and unpolished. My dream remaster would include fixed item and walljumping. Austrailia would be redone so that it isn't just a retread of Africa, and LA could be extended to include more than just a redone bossfight. Speaking of bosses, I'd add more than just the 4 or so that are recycled throughout the game, but I'd keep the boss gauntlet at the end of the game. Lastly, as a final touch, I'd include the companion Manga that was made alongside the game as a completion bonus.

tl;dr Strider on NES is buggy and unfinished, and could actually use a remake.

>>8907449
fuck off man leave him alone, he was right

>>8907448
>for free
>Expensive as fuck retro console+expensive game
>free
'ok'

>>8907274
M2 would've done a way better job with Rocket Knight than Climax.

Part of the appeal of Rocket Knight Adventures and SNES Sparkster was it was a mindless platform. Genesis Sparkster did have shit you could collect but as an option. Adding a layer of tedium was fucking horseshit and it's best to pretend Climax's Rocket Knight didn't exist like Appaloosa's Contra games.

>>8907274
>>So /VR/, what is your dream game to get this kind of treatment?

Strictly for coomer reasons but Titanic Mystery is one of the few cases where graphics do make or break a game's experience. A remake that respects the artstyle of the original with AT LEAST Neo-Geo sized 2D character graphics if not Capcom Play System 3 quality would be neat.

>>8907660
What? Just play an emulator or flash cart. My Mega Drive cost less than $50 and you can get them cheaper than that.

>>8907789
genesis are NOT $50 anymore and especially not below $50.
also emulation isnt good.

>>8907284
being contrarian doesnt make your dick bigger
desu though im not sure what i want remade in the same style. Wild Guns Reloaded is a straight improvment and amazing in everyway, but I can only appreciate it after the fact. Hard to see "wow, i never knew i needed this!" before it happens.

>>8907803
He's not contrarian, he's right. First of all the constant cycle of remakes is just terrible for modern games industry, second of all the old games are there for those who want them.

>playing remakes, remasters
Kill yourself sub human

>>8907274
I think it's shows how sad the remake was that a person calling for a new modern game in the series, doesn't even know it got one like 15 years ago.
It's fair though, it was unremarkable.

I would like to see Illusion of Gaia to come back. Actraiser got it, it seems okay (still need to replay it). I would want them to find the original creators though, as he had a spark for a certain feel no one else did. Sadly, he's basically MIA.

>>8907274
That artist has issues

>>8908206
no he doesnt

>>8907816

Actually I was a aware. But firstly, it wasn't a remake. It was a sequel and it was on Xbox Live. I remember watching the very day that HVGN did a review of it and seeing it sucked ass. I also downloaded the free trial (that you used to be able to do on Xbox live) and yes, it sucked ass. The two sequels on SNES and GEN I haven't played. But from what I have seen, they also seem to SUCK ASS.

However, RKA doesn't suck it. It's a short but satisfying action masterpiece in the same vein as other Konami classics like Castlevania Bloodlines and Treasures Alien Soldier.

I would love to see what they did with Wild Guns Reloaded; taking the same game but increasing the resolution, adding a few extra levels and generally celebrating it.

>>8908206

What drama did I miss?

>>8908220
>depressed white dude issues once in a while
>deleted his account and moved to his "art only" just to be hungry_clicker for half a year
>also doesn't want to admit him going full political was a dumb move
>went back to following his cliquey newgrounds/tumblr friends again
>runs a fat simp alt
and just for the banter:
>looks like Tom Green

>>8908240
no actual "drama", I stopped following him as soon as he went back to his usual self instead of his separate art blog idea.
twitter as an art gallery was a mistake.

>>8907274
Wasn't Sparkster one of the first games worked on by Akira Yamaoka?

I want them to stop rehashing old media, leave the shit I like alone and come up with new things instead of cashing in on nostalgia.

>>8908783
what are depressed white dude issues

>>8908801
Yeah. Though he wasn't alone on it.

>>8908864
He doesn't know. It was just some zoomie tier shiy to spew

I'm not sure "improving" is the right term. Take Wild Guns for instance, it plays completely differently; in the original there is a smaller FOV, less enemies, but enemies are more of a threat; while in the remaster you have a higher FOV, more enemies at once, but each individual enemy is less of a threat. So the original requires quicker reflexes but the remaster requires more planning ahead. It's not really an "improvement", it's just different.

I think Konami should buy SOTN Hacked, and give the guy what ever he needs to finish it, because it looks like exactly what I would want out of a remake/iterative upgrade.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yTbAJUs2Dk

>>8908864
>uuuuugh im depressed because uuuuh im depressed the whole world a shit im gonna delete my account soon

>>8909653
shouldn't you be posting on your fat account?

>>8910518
not them but your post makes no sense

>>8910545
>didn't follow the post chain
>doesn't get it
maybe stay out of people's conversations?

>>8907427
It wasn't horrible but it was very boring.

>>8908783
>>runs a fat simp alt
gonna check him out now, thanks