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Shrinnan
05-25-2005, 03:53
I didn't have enough room so:


What games would you like to see that could come to the 360 so Final Fantasy and series like that, that have close to no chance wouldn't be reasonable answers (besides the fact that FFXI is coming to the 360 but that's beside the point).

I would want to see:

1) Killer Instinct 3 with 2 unlockable games that would include a complete remake of Killer Instinct 1 and 2 in the 2D version. If possible this could be in 2D also.

2) Complete remake of the Banjo series with a sequel-never liked the Banjo series really but wouldn't mind giving it a second shot.

3) Knights of the Old Republic III

4) Ninja Gaiden 2

5) Jade Empire 2

Those are all the games I would want to see but what about you?
Epsilon-Zero
05-25-2005, 04:41
A Good Contra Game

General Chaos

Ranger X

Crimson skies

Bloodwake

Duke Nukem Forever (yah im still skeptical of this game ever comming to pc even)

An Original MegaMan game

D&D MMORPG

Shadowrun

Blaster Master

Mech Assault 3

a NEW Phantasy Star RPG

Sonic 360

Sanfransisco Rush 360
siren
05-25-2005, 09:40
Vanguard looks pretty good, I would like to see that on the Xbox360.

Also, even though it is a slim chance, FF XII.

Last but not least, Worm3d in full next generation glory, not like what we saw this generation.
Shrinnan
05-25-2005, 12:50
Forgot to add something:

I would REALLY want to see Guild Wars.
02-23-2007, 05:02
I think we should have a seperate section for downloadable content available on the playstation network. Also maybe have a seperate review section for games that need to be downloaded rather than purchased from a store.
Rebon
02-23-2007, 12:02
I think downloadable content would come up as news (in the form of "XYZ released today") or maybe as a feature ("PSU takes a deeper look at ABC").

Downloadable games will just go under normal game reviews, as, well, they're games too!
don_milz
02-23-2007, 19:08
I agree, treat then as normal software, it's just a different delivery channel.

Downloadable extras (such as levels and skins) will be covered similarly I would have thought.