What old game would you want remastered for todays consoles?

[Charlie]

I'm looking forward to Crash Bandicoot, and I've seen there is a new Micro Machines game coming out which I played on PS1 so I'm excited for both of those.

I'd love to see Time Splitters for the PS4 and Rampage, I think it was called.

Any you'd love to see come out for PS4/xBox/whatever else?

[Neversoft]

There was this game on the original PlayStation — I think it was called Twisted Metal — that I used to love playing. It was basically a combat game, but you played as vehicles. WWE Crush Hour was a similar sort of thing which was also quite addictive. Rampage was a lot of fun, too; apparently they're making a movie of it with The Rock (internet tells me it's coming out next year).

[FlyingJesus]

Crash will be good as long as they don't somehow manage to shoehorn in a load of downloads and in-game purchases in the same vein Rayman would be great, so much fun with that and it's so simple to pick up even though it's ridic hard by the end

[Zak]

Not a remaster but I've always loved Prisoner of War on the PS2. I love that genre. Games like The Escapists.

Remastered? Spyro would be stupidly high on my list.

[Samantha]

I can't wait for Crash Bandicoot!

Would love Spyro to be remastered though, specifically Spyro 2 - I loved it on PS1.

[-:Undertaker:-]

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[FlyingJesus]

CTR is still the best racing game ever made, they did remaster it for a ps3 download I think

[Zak]

Goldeneye 007 and The Simpsons: Hit and Run would be good ones.

[Charlie]

Goldeneye 007 and The Simpsons: Hit and Run would be good ones.

I forgot about Goldeneye 007, that was such a good game. Definitely one to add to the list they should do.

[Neversoft]

GoldenEye was already remade for the GameCube and the Wii, and the original N64 game is playable online via GoldenEye: Source. It has a decent following, as far as I'm aware. Sadly, though, it's one of those games that will never truly be remastered because the studio behind the game are now owned by Microsoft (whereas the game itself was a Nintendo exclusive).