Game's you wouild like to see make a comeback.

There's a few that I would like to see more of (some have already been mentioned, some not):

Dangerous Dave (Just because this game was my childhood).
Snatcher.
Terranigma.
Rayman.
Wipeout.
PaRappa the Rapper.
MegaMan Legends.
Banjo-Kazooie.
Unreal.
Parasite Eve.
StarCraft.
Deus Ex.
The Longest Journey / Dreamfall.
Sacrifice.
Dark Cloud / Dark Chronicle.
No One Lives Forever.
Conker's Bad Fur Day.
Burnout.
Midnight Club.
Fatal Frame.
Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem.
BloodRayne.
FlatOut.
Beyond Good & Evil.
Vampire the Masquarade: Bloodlines (A real RPG sequel to it, not the upcoming modern action game that is masquerading as its sequel).
NFS Underground and Most Wanted.
Jade Empire.
Condemned: Criminal Origins.
F.E.A.R.
Rule of Rose.
Bully.
Folklore.
Mirror's Edge.
Dragon Age: Origins (A proper sequel).
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (Would love a sequel/remake or a new Silent Hill without direct combat).
Alpha Protocol.
Fallout: New Vegas (or Fallout 1 & 2).
Catherine.
Asura's Wrath.
Kenshi.
Remember Me.
South Park: The Stick of Truth/Fractured but Whole (i.e. good 2D South-Park games)
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor.
Bloodborne.
Outer Wilds.

Though the one I'd want the most would be another Alice game from American McGee. Yet, that seems extremely unlikely at this point.

Alice Madness Returns sequel (Alice Aslyum), had all of the design aspects (art, levels, story, dialogue) fully completed and planned out (check out the design Bible they released for free, if you haven't heard of it, they worked on it for about a decade), but after EA looked at it and said no (they own the IP), McGee gave up and said he had tried everything for over a decade, but it is clear the game is never happening, and so he is retiring from game development. Still, I would love nothing more than for his vision to be realised one day, and to get the third entry in the series.

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FINALLY remembered one I have been trying to think of.
Sunset Overdrive DESPERATELY needs a sequel. That game was FAR more fun than it should have been.

Also, a remake of Split/Second.

Spiderman Shattered Dimension

and a remake of Heart of Darkness from 1998 I think

Tomba. Hopefully, the port/remaster might lead into another sequel.

Gotta be the weird one and say that I wish for a remake of Final Liberation: Warhammer Epic 40,000, Dark Omen and Shadow of the Horned Rat

out run

Sid Meier's Pirates!

My childhood favorite: Zoombinis :D

Although it never game to pc it remains one of my favorite game series.

Custom Robo

There's just nothing quite like it. A combination of mecha customization and arena battler that is so simple to pick up yet so satisfying to play. In particular the gamecube one shaped my childhood with amazing music and a story that was so over the top ridiculous that I was always laughing.

Medal of Honor OG ww Games

Splinter cell
Max payne
Mad max
Freedon fighters
Sleeping dogs
These are the only few i badly wanted a remake or a sequal. I really miss these games.

Oh GOD! How could I have forgotten about another old favorite - Freelancer?

I could kick myself for that one.

The Matrix: Path of Neo
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4
Silent Hill 2
Silent Hill 3
Silent Hill 4

I have a few obscure picks, mostly those originally programmed in DOS..
There is Nuclear War, which is a nuclear war simulator with a black comedy twist. DEFCON is the closest thing to a reboot, albeit with a serious tone.

I can also recommend [Heaven and Earth](https://www.myabandonware.com/game/heaven-earth-1fb, which is a meditation card game which can be great is remade for modern systems.

Champion of the Rajis also a pretty good turn-based strategy game which lets you play as one of the powers taking over the beautiful subcontinent of India.

Surprisingly, SimEarth is relatively ignored despite being owned by the same company which has The Sims and SimCity.

My favourite of the old DOS games is the Millennium: Return to Earth, where you are in charge of a lunar colony after Earth suddenly becomes uninhabitable. The goal of the game is to colonize the solar system while finishing a war against the aggressive mutants from Mars. It had several ports and a remake for Windows 98, but there is potential for a remake for a new generation.

Timesplitters, Gex and Skate 3.
Midnight Club games

Here are some games/series I'd like to see new games for, or at least remasters of titles which haven't gotten a remaster or rerelease.

PaRappa the Rapper and Um Jammer Lammy
Monster Rancher
Dead Rising
God Hand
Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem
Parasite Eve
Snatcher
Bully
Splinter Cell
Timesplitters
The Simpsons: Hit & Run
Mega Man Legends
Silent Hill

And I want them on Steam and Good Old Games.

Dark Chronicle (Dark Cloud 2) altho i did not play 1 that much the 2nd was and is so good. A great jRPG that is really easy to get into.

Biggest one for me would be Prototype and Black & White

If a sequel, or remake of those were announced I would immediately buy it haha

Games I loved in my youth. Never saw a good remake/spiritual successor.
.: Dune 2 / Dune 2000 / Emperor: Battle of Dune
.: Jade Cocoon
.: Road Rash
.: Age of Mythology

It was already mentioned, but I would love to have Simpsons Hit and Run remade.
But along with that I would love to have old colin mcrae rallies remade as well. Well, maybe not remade (since in general everybody seems to fuck up remakes), but at least HD upscale, retouched details. Nothing much, but preferably to run on modern systems, resolution, be available on Steam for one. Loved CMR2004 and 2005. I still have some pirated old versions somewhere laying around, but would love to see it refreshed and legally available.

Virtua Tennis

Syphon Filter

Drakengard. A remake of the first game, or at least a port of the third for PC and current-gen consoles. But first, we need a hero to remind Square Enix that they actually have such an IP.

I've loved the first two Thief games since I first found them, and I'd love to see them rebuilt in a modern context. Honestly I don't know if that's possible though - in some ways, I think the games were so spectacular at the time because they kited the technology, using the limits of what a game could do as a feature to contain the story they were telling. They are still playable, or at least they were the last time I tried them, but they look and feel like ancient history now.