Forgotten games you would love to see as a new remaster. Small Ga added. Last day to enter!

Legacy of Kain, and Dune games, obviously.

But for more obscure IPs, I think that we need a good game based on

• The Neverending Story universe (last game is from 2002)
• Terry Pratchett's Discworld (last game is from 1999)
• The Three Musketeers (Could be an amazing and funny point and click adventure with multiple characters, like Unavowed or Day of the Tentacle)

Oni

almost all of PS1 games, some already did
early 3D graphics did not age well its painful to watch
but im missing my dino crisis and MGS.

Wing Commander
Freespace
Brave Fencer Musashi
Radiata Stories

None. Nearly every remake is made by people that don't understand what made the originals great.Really sick as of people remaking games without the heart and soul of the originals.

I think Capcom (with Resident Evil) and Nintendo (with Zelda Links Awakening) are about the only companys that did a good job here.

Zombies ate my neighbors, I loved that game.

Need for Speed Underground

When I was a kid there were 2 point and click games of The Pink Panther.
One was called "Passport to Peril" and the other was called "Hocus Pocus".

They were my first point and click games, and they also had an hebrew version (my native language) so I could play them even though I was very young. They had great storyline and great gameplay, a lot of things to solve (even adults could enjoy them), and really nice songs as part of the storyline, but what I liked most about them was how educational they were without the kid playing them even noticing. I learned SO much from these games about the world, a lot of random facts, and world history, and things about other cultures, without ever feeling like I'm playing an educational game. It was pure fun to a point where you could play the game more than once and still enjoy, and you would learn a lot of things that they don't even teach you in school. There are things I learned from it that even adults today sometimes don't know, like the story of Guy Fawkes for example.

I always wished there could be an updated version of these games, though sadly I think the company that created them is long gone now, and also some of the educational info might be a bit outdated by now. But I always thought that it could be such a great way to teach kids things even today if someone made games on that level, it's such an amazing way to learn as a child about history or other cultures or anything really. It was sophisticated enough to target even teenagers and adults, and not just little kids like most educational games today which are kinda boring once you grow up, and both games had a really good story.

Here is a song from Hocus Pocus teaching about rats:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcoRmHHHNgI

Tomba!

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem.

Zanzarah, especially if the remaster had new content that would have appeared in the cancelled expansion.

El-Fish. I was the author of the one and only FAQ for the game (never found another at least). Even the music was procedurally generated. A modern version with a few more things would be so nice.

POWER STONE 1 & 2, BABBBBBBBBBBY!

Seriously, two of my favorite fighters. Played Collection on my Vita all the time.

Depends on how forgotten is 'forgotten'. :)

Vampire the Masquerade: Redemption maybe. Bloodlines are my favorite game but this one wasn't bad either. Also my first non-isometric RPG.

What else... Arcanum? And if we speak older stuff from consoles, Pirates of Dark Water? Also Comix Zone, but this one is hardly forgotten.

I wouldn't mind a new take on Sonic R, be it as a sequel or re-imagining, but not as a straight remake. The level design was kinda awful and the controls left a lot to be desired but the unique blend of kart racing and early 3D platformer was quite nice, I feel like Travelers Tales stumbled upon a subgenre with potential that never got expanded or explored more indepth. Just please let the soundtrack still be as odd, captivating, cheesy and overall mid 90's as the original.

Does Wolfenstein RPG counts as obscure? I'd like a remaster of that one for modern smartphones.

Drakan: Order of the Flame,
Drakan: The Ancients' Gates.

Chrono Cross but would have loved a sequel other than remake :)

I would like a remake of Red Baron, it was my first flight sim and still one of the best WW1 games out there.
Since I'm wishing I would like BC Racers and Budokan as well as Crusaders of Might and Magic.
And Virtua Cop 2, and Midtown Madness and Delta Force 2...and Oni

Shadowcaster.

Jazz Jackrabbit

My pick would go to one of those games that had good ideas, but didn't have good execution, like Spellcaster for the Master System or the Zook Hero trilogy (GBC/GBA).

Golden Sun. I don't care if it's a sequel, HD remake, remastered version or w/e, just give me a new Golden Sun for the Nintendo Switch!

Interstate 76!