Old game request?

hello, I remember when the first Xbox console came out back in the day, I recall a game called AREA-51, where you were on the base, and you had started off in training before the base gets overrun with aliens, it was a really fun game , if you (whom it may
concern) or anyone else you know of knows about this game, I was hoping you could bring it back for the newer consoles, maybe remastered, added cool new weapons and abilities and such or whichever, I don’t know, figured you guys could remake an old game to
new again, I really loved this game and this concept of games, also free roam which is sort of , free roam on area, but free roam games are the best, maybe a game could could be made with the same concept but open world or somthing like that,

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old games?

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Talking about Final Fantasy X, the PS3 is getting an HD remake, not sure if the Xbox 360 will...

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FFX was the begining of the end. Maybe it wasn't completely horrible (yeah it was), but it definitely was not of a Final Fantasy quality in any regard.

 

old games?

Sword Style has a point. Most of the games we remember fondly would probably be a disappointment when they would be re-released in HD. I loved Syphon Filter 3 on the original PlayStation but I can't see that game having dated well. There are a few games
that might be worth trying to upgrade and improve, but even then I don't know how it would work out. If Team Soho did a
complete overhaul of The Getaway and The Getaway: Black Monday, they might be better. They were decent games, but maybe a little too ambitious for the PlayStation 2. They might work well on the PlayStation 3 though, and it would fill a gap until a
third game was released. They gave a teaser for a third game a few years ago, and then... nothing. So yeah, upscale those two games and rebuild them for this generation of consoles, and I reckon they'd have a winner on the PS3 that would also be exclusive.



Even saying that, though, I'm not sure how well most games would work when re-released. Even a game as fondly remembered as Resident Evil 4 has not been met with the most positive response due to the fact it is an upscaled version of one of the older copies
of the game.