So what game, that failed, any system/era, deserves another (CURRENT GEN)chance?

well....I kinda got it all out in the "topic" :P

I honestly believe that there have been some REALLY good game "ideas" that had great potential, but maybe suffered from poor development, wether it was rushed, poor design, ect....

I'm thinking of games from from 8-bit to now....but what do you all think? I'll give yall some if the topic takes off ;)

peace and Godspeed

I'm going with HarvesterAndrew_Xavier

I'm going with HarvesterAndrew_Xavier

Disgusting game, the baby part is wayyy too much.

I know one failed but I don't know about the other but I would like them to atleast be released in North America on the DS or Wii. They both are similar to The Legend of Zelda series just weren't as popular well I know the second one listed that game wasn't popular but it did have a television series from what I heard, and the other one was inspired by Link to the Past.

• Marvelous: Another Treasure Island (known in Japan as Marvelous: Mouhitotsu no Takarajim which is Eiji Aonuma's first game played similar to Zelda even though I never played it I just hope it releases in North America since I never played the original this game has 3 party characters)

• Mysterious Murasame Castle (known in Japan as Nazo no Murasamejō which plays similar to Zelda except it is set in a Samurai setting and I want to try this game since it was never released outside of Japan it also had some sort of time limit)

Edit* I think Yu Suzuki should make Shenmue 3 since they only had 5 of the 15 or 16 chapters so far. (I never played Shenmue series before but I'm buying Shenmue 1 from Amazon.com in a few days) I don't care what console that should be for because I would get it for whichever console it is released for.

Shadowrun. It was actually really fun online

also, killswitch. It had potential

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"]I'm going with Harvestercifru

Disgusting game, the baby part is wayyy too much.

The baby part was cheesy though, I mean, it looked like the cuts were hand drawn ffs, lol.

[QUOTE="cifru"]

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"]I'm going with HarvesterAndrew_Xavier

Disgusting game, the baby part is wayyy too much.

The baby part was cheesy though, I mean, it looked like the cuts were hand drawn ffs, lol.

Maybe becaus i have a 5month old brother. :lol:

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"][QUOTE="cifru"]

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"]I'm going with Harvestercifru

Disgusting game, the baby part is wayyy too much.

The baby part was cheesy though, I mean, it looked like the cuts were hand drawn ffs, lol.

Maybe becaus i have a 5month old brother. :lol:

Fair enough :P They did do the nastiest thing they could have with the baby, but, come on "Oh, it's no problem, you just pop them right back in" was hilarious, you know it!

[QUOTE="cifru"][QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"][QUOTE="cifru"]

[QUOTE="Andrew_Xavier"]I'm going with HarvesterAndrew_Xavier

Disgusting game, the baby part is wayyy too much.

The baby part was cheesy though, I mean, it looked like the cuts were hand drawn ffs, lol.

Maybe becaus i have a 5month old brother. :lol:

Fair enough :P They did do the nastiest thing they could have with the baby, but, come on "Oh, it's no problem, you just pop them right back in" was hilarious, you know it!

Yeah :lol:

shemune lawlessx

shemune lawlessx

[QUOTE="lawlessx"]shemune Nintendo_Ownes7

[QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="lawlessx"]shemune jazreal

suzuki plan was to spread the series into many sequels like the final fantasy series. the story itself was suppose to be Epic..but it ended with the 2nd gaming flopping

[QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="lawlessx"]shemune jazreal

[QUOTE="jazreal"][QUOTE="Nintendo_Ownes7"][QUOTE="lawlessx"]shemune lawlessx

suzuki plan was to spread the series into many sequels like the final fantasy series. the story itself was suppose to be Epic..but it ended with the 2nd gaming flopping

"Shenmue on the Dreamcast is more notorious for its overambitious budget than its poor sales figures. While it sold a respectable number of units, at the time of release, the game had the record for the most expensive production costs (over US$70 million), and its production time was 5 years. Shenmue was a critical hit, earning an average review score of 89% on Game Rankings. It also sold moderately well, with 460,316 units in the US alone (according to NPD). However, these sales figures were not enough for Sega to recoup the massive production costs. The sequel, Shenmue II, published in Japan and Europe for Dreamcast, was never released in America on the original Dreamcast console, and fans had to wait for the eventual Xbox port. However, the sales for Shenmue II on Xbox proved to be far less than those of the original game (179,648)"

http://www.gunslot.com/blog/top-ten-10-video-game-disasters

"Shenmue on the Dreamcast is more notorious for its overambitious budget than its poor sales figures. While it sold a respectable number of units, at the time of release, the game had the record for the most expensive production costs (over US$70 million), and its production time was 5 years. Shenmue was a critical hit, earning an average review score of 89% on Game Rankings. It also sold moderately well, with 460,316 units in the US alone (according to NPD). However, these sales figures were not enough for Sega to recoup the massive production costs. The sequel, Shenmue II, published in Japan and Europe for Dreamcast, was never released in America on the original Dreamcast console, and fans had to wait for the eventual Xbox port. However, the sales for Shenmue II on Xbox proved to be far less than those of the original game (179,648)"

lawlessx

oh oh and another game that was truely the FIRST game to use ALL genres of gaming in one game(open ended, choose your dialog, adventure, fighting, rpg elements, first person shooting when using weapons, Mortal Kombat style fighting for sidequest club fighting, not dying when killed but taking over someone elses body, adventure collecting,....man!)

and the game i speak of is Omikron: the nomad soul. so ahead of its time most people were like...uhhh...what?

oh oh and another game that was truely the FIRST game to use ALL genres of gaming in one game(open ended, choose your dialog, adventure, fighting, rpg elements, first person shooting when using weapons, Mortal Kombat style fighting for sidequest club fighting, not dying when killed but taking over someone elses body, adventure collecting,....man!)

and the game i speak of is Omikron: the nomad soul. so ahead of its time most people were like...uhhh...what?

jazreal

Wow, I didn't think anyone else ever played that game. You could take cars and everything. I'm still pissed that I saved right before the end guy with nothing in the way of ammo because I didn't realize that was the end. Never could beat it with just the basic pistol and it still haunts me. I want my soul back!

[QUOTE="jazreal"]

oh oh and another game that was truely the FIRST game to use ALL genres of gaming in one game(open ended, choose your dialog, adventure, fighting, rpg elements, first person shooting when using weapons, Mortal Kombat style fighting for sidequest club fighting, not dying when killed but taking over someone elses body, adventure collecting,....man!)

and the game i speak of is Omikron: the nomad soul. so ahead of its time most people were like...uhhh...what?

hellhund

Wow, I didn't think anyone else ever played that game. You could take cars and everything. I'm still pissed that I saved right before the end guy with nothing in the way of ammo because I didn't realize that was the end. Never could beat it with just the basic pistol and it still haunts me. I want my soul back!

I'm going to say, "Screw it," and just point out one of the most tragically ignored games ever: Gun.

Gun was an awesome action-adventure set in the Old West, and it was easily one of the best games of 2005.

It sold only 255,000 copies across 6 platforms.

[QUOTE="hellhund"][QUOTE="jazreal"]

oh oh and another game that was truely the FIRST game to use ALL genres of gaming in one game(open ended, choose your dialog, adventure, fighting, rpg elements, first person shooting when using weapons, Mortal Kombat style fighting for sidequest club fighting, not dying when killed but taking over someone elses body, adventure collecting,....man!)

and the game i speak of is Omikron: the nomad soul. so ahead of its time most people were like...uhhh...what?

jazreal

Wow, I didn't think anyone else ever played that game. You could take cars and everything. I'm still pissed that I saved right before the end guy with nothing in the way of ammo because I didn't realize that was the end. Never could beat it with just the basic pistol and it still haunts me. I want my soul back!

Lol, I've still got the discs floating around here somewhere. I should try it out again. I hadn't heard about a sequel, but perhaps by then I'll have a 360. Cheers.

ohhhh yeahhhhhh :D, id kill for a current gen platformer that used this little bugger again

Kill.Switch, such an awesome game and the ending sets it up for a sequel sadly don't think there will be one since everyone seems to love Gears now and forgot where that cover style came from.bobbetybob

i loved killswitch, but damn...

the ending sucked. it just seemed to come out of nowhere. when i first played it, I had no idea I was on the last level until the credits started to roll

Phantom Dust EPaul

Alright, I am going to break out a game I'm pretty sure none of you have ever heard of or played. This game rocked my world when I found it way, way back in the day.

Strife

http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/strife/index.html?tag=result;title;0

And while I am at it... Also,

Birthright: The Gorgon's Alliance

http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/birthrightthegorgonsalliance/index.html?tag=tabs;summary