Not only do we need a new Ace Attorney game with Gumshoe in it, but we also need a spin-off game starring Gumshoe. And possibly remasters of Ace Attorney Investigations 1 and 2.
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I've recently updated my Konami Platfighter thread, meaning voting on the first three Jobs are open and submissions for the other three Jobs are open until Friday: https://smashboards.com/threads/smashboards-creates-a-konami-platform-fighter.520326/
Also, just a heads up that all Job submissions for my Namco Platfighter thread are open until Thursday. https://smashboards.com/threads/smashboards-creates-a-namco-platform-fighter.520341/
I kinda wish Smash remixes just used Roland Sound Canvas (and other MIDI synthesizers) again, like Shogo Sakai in Melee and Brawl.
Do you ever feel an urge to listen to the music of your youth, even though it’s not your kind of music anymore?
I wonder why the Metroid series never used the NES themes ever again, besides Super Smash Bros and Zero Mission.
I’ve finally updated my Capcom Platfighter thread after forgetting and procrastinating for a little too long. Here it is: https://smashboards.com/threads/sma...capcom-platform-fighter.520294/#post-24872856
If Lara Croft ever makes it into the next Smash game (if they make it), I hope they not only use her classic design, but also use Nathan McCree's music, maybe even do remixes of it. I’d love to hear Smash remixes of the Tomb Raider Theme and the T-Rex Theme.
A Castlevania Musou game might also be pretty cool.
You know what are two other franchises that could make good Musou games? Soul Calibur and Transformers.
It may not happen anytime soon (if ever), but I'm hoping they'll remaster/remake or at least re-release the original Tomb Raider games, which may or may not include Anniversary, which was a remake of TR1.
You know what else would be pretty cool? A Star Wars Musou game.
You know what I think would be pretty cool? A Final Fantasy Musou game.
If we ever get a Dynasty Warriors rep for the next Smash game (if they make it), I'm hoping it'll either be Zhao Yun, Xiahou Dun, or Lu Bu. As for Samurai Warriors, I'm still hoping for either Nobunaga or Yukimura.
If Columbo says "one more thing", you know your turkey is roasted.
If there ever comes a Metroid movie, I hope that whoever they get to compose the score incorporates themes by both Hirokazu "Hip" Tanaka and Kenji Yamamoto.
It might not happen anytime soon, but I'm hoping Koei Tecmo and Omega Force will remaster/remake or at least re-release the older Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors games, including the Xtreme Legends and Empires versions. And Warriors Orochi.
Someday I'd also like to try making a crowd-combat tactical action hack and slash game inspired by Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors with a soundtrack that incorporates elements of DW's rock and SW's techno.
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You know, there are some rewards in video games that really aren't worth the trouble and effort. Like the Secret Ending from Gex. I mean, the developers literally go from congratulating you to downright insulting you for wasting your life looking for a bunch of remotes. I bet that still hurts even today.
Oh, and I forgot, they could even bring back the song I Won't Let This End As A Dream (RE1 Japanese Ending song).
It'll never happen, but I'm hoping, for a future Resident Evil game, Capcom will bring back the opening and ending songs from RE1, Terror (Darkness Lives) and Still Dawn, and maybe even bring back the song Icy Gaze (I Got A Shotgun).
Do you think Capcom will actually remake Code Veronica at this point?
It'll never happen, but what if the Mario Party series became co-developed by Konami (which had acquired and dissolved Hudson Soft, the original developers of Mario Party) and NDcube (the majority of which are made up of former employees from Hudson)?
Why do you think Megatron keeps Starscream around as his second-in-command, especially if he knows that he's planning to betray and kill him so he can be the next leader of the Decepticons?
For the Silent Hill 2 Remake, I'm hoping they’ll get Akira Yamaoka to re-record Theme of Laura (with the guitar solo) and Promise.
Someday I'd like to try my hand at making a survival horror game inspired by Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Alone In The Dark.
If you think about it, Disney's Hercules is kind of a loose retelling of Superman. A baby boy gets sent down to Earth and grows up on a farm, raised by mortal human parents, to discover that he has incredible powers, and he wants to use these powers to help people.
You know what I think Conker and Gex have in common? Their jokes probably don’t land as well as they did back then.
Guys, I think we should give this Warlander game a chance, because it has a lot of potential. There's definitely room for improvement, but it's a lot of fun. I think what could be added are some new characters, stages, weapons and magic, and maybe a double jump feature.
Fun Fact: The voice actor for Harry Mason in Silent Hill 1 (Michael Guinn) is the same voice actor who plays Dracula and the Master Librarian in Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. He was also the Commentator for Ridge Racer and Sherudo Garo and the Soldiers in Time Crisis.
It'll never happen, but what if Capcom (and Toho) did a remake of Sweet Home in the style of Resident Evil while retaining the original game's RPG elements, following both the movie and the game while also expanding on the story?
It'd have to involve Kiyoshi Kurosawa, they'd have to get Masaya Matsuura to return to do the music, and they'd have to bring back some of the original actors from the movie. I think it'd be a nice tribute to Juzo Itami and Shingo Yamashiro.
Does it feel like all of the mansions in the Resident Evil series have the same floor plan?
They even made Wesker's Theme sound like he's in a 70s buddy cop show:
Super Mario Sunshine is probably the reason Mario games don’t have full voice acting.
Someday, I’d like to try my hand at making my own arrangement of Shuki Levy's Inspector Gadget theme, combining the styles of Shuki Levy and John Debney (and possibly Tee Lopes), and other songs from the original cartoon, like Dr. Claw's Theme, Penny's Theme, and maybe a recreation/rendition of the unreleased version of Brain's Theme (if I can’t find it).
As soon as I have enough experience and knowledge on music, which includes chord progressions, composition and arrangement, music theory and keys.
I have a question about the Dual Shock version of Resident Evil: Director's Cut. Why did Capcom feel the need to change the soundtrack? In fact, why did they try to fix something that wasn't broken only to make it ultimately worse?
The Dual Shock Version had a few good tracks, but the rest of them just had godawful MIDI arrangements! And don't even get me started on the Mansion Basement:
I think I can see why people hate water levels so much... Although, they usually have nice music.
I actually like the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, mostly because of the comic book aesthetic that he put into it. There are some things about those movies that don't hold up particularly well, but there are also some other things that make them special.
I’m thinking of playing the Resident Evil series, starting with RE1, but should I play the Original (Director's Cut) or the REmake (HD Remaster)? Or both? -
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