Describe your perfect game.

Open World zombie survival with actualy difficult survival mechanics (you have to eat sleep ect), perma death, Hard emphasis on melee (kinda like dead island), and with a suuper good atmosphere and sense of immersion(first person, single player.)

A bigger ME2.

Remake of Xenoblade Chronicles on Wii U. *drooooooolllllll* enhanced graphics, redo character models, add more arts, extra storyline after ending, new playable character. Perfect game.bbkkristian

Watch Nintendo refuse to localize it though :P

[QUOTE="bbkkristian"]Remake of Xenoblade Chronicles on Wii U. *drooooooolllllll* enhanced graphics, redo character models, add more arts, extra storyline after ending, new playable character. Perfect game.crimsonman1245

Watch Nintendo refuse to localize it though :P

Dark Souls minus Lost Izalith and the Bed of Chaos

Fallout 4.

Pokemon X and Ycharizard1605

Dark Souls minus Lost Izalith and the Bed of Chaos

BPoole96

[QUOTE="bbkkristian"]Remake of Xenoblade Chronicles on Wii U. *drooooooolllllll* enhanced graphics, redo character models, add more arts, extra storyline after ending, new playable character. Perfect game.crimsonman1245

Watch Nintendo refuse to localize it though :P

Shadow of the Colossus, redone from the ground up with the most powerful PC available with no pop-in, extremely detailed environments, and some way that lets the player feel like they completely surrounded with the world and the adventure.Blabadon

Team Ico or you have someone else in mind?

Open World zombie survival with actualy difficult survival mechanics (you have to eat sleep ect), perma death, Hard emphasis on melee (kinda like dead island), and with a suuper good atmosphere and sense of immersion(first person, single player.)

jimmyrussle117

Man I would love to see that done right, the Zombie genre is so overdone right now but 95% of the games are utter rubish.

[QUOTE="BPoole96"]

Dark Souls minus Lost Izalith and the Bed of Chaos

padaporra

It is a common trend in video game design to make each successive generation of games more complicated and expansive than the last. Case in point, a game like World of Warcraft is growing larger and more complex with each expansion. Likewise, each iteration of The Elder Scrolls series adds more layers to the world and gives the player more and more to do. But is this the right way to go about video game design? While there is of course a market for expansive games such as Skyrim or Oblivion or even Halo 4, there is a severe lack of attention from video game designers given to creating games on a smaller scale. Imagine, for instance, a game that takes place not in a huge world like Skyrim but on a single street corner in a sparsely populated town. The game world could consist of a gas station, a few houses, police facilities, and maybe a tiny amount of forested area. All in all lets say you could traverse the game world from north to south and east to west in under a minute traveling in a straight direction. What would be the point you ask? Well, a game with such a constricted area would require developers to spend more time on an aspect of video games that is sorely lacking: AI, or artificial intelligence. Going back to my original example, lets say your character visits that gas station. Inside, you'll find a few randomly generated NPCs to simulate that type of environment as well as far more intelligent NPCs such as the workers who would always be there. These complex NPCs would follow what would appear to the player to be a daily schedule: opening up shop, tending to customer's needs, and closing at the end of the day. You might say that this sounds like Skyrim, but the key is that because developers are able to concentrate their efforts on this one gas station and not hundreds, the NPCs reactions to the player can be far more realistic. For example, lets say the player walks in the gas station one day and knocks over the products on the shelves. In a game such as this with highly advanced AI, the workers can try to apprehend you and throw you out, or call the police, or do nothing depending on their personality and traits. If you choose to be reckless in the gas station and get away with it, perhaps the next day the workers will recognize you and threaten to kick you out before you can do anything detrimental again. It should be obvious now that what I am calling for is a video game that forgoes the vast open world concept in favor of a more constrained one so that developers can focus on creating hyper advanced artificial intelligence for its NPCs. If my above example is too difficult to achieve on today's hardware, perhaps it can be downsized to being restricted to a single room. Let's say the game consisted of you being a chef in a restaurant and you could only move around the kitchen. However, you can manipulate the other workers as well as the food going out to the guests. With advanced AI you could see how that may lead to some interesting results. There is a vast section of the video game market left untapped that deals with constrained worlds and hyper advanced AI. Sure, this type of game would be a niche of sorts, but most genres are. Most people would likely appreciate a game with so many possibilities despite having a game world that is anemic in size compared to something like Skyrim. If anything, having a greater selection of genres would be great for gamers in the end, and eventually this type of advanced AI could be applied on a larger scale.

Perfect you say..

• MMO that doesn't feel at all like an MMO.
• Proper SP style gameplay/storytelling.
• Amazing music
• FPS gunplay, enemy ai, that of Rage. And adding spells sort of like Mass Effect (but more)
• Third person melee stuff, vaguely resembling DMC134/Bayo (but much less over the top, more stuck to the ground)
• Proper stealth mechanics
• Parkour from Mirror's Edge (first person with optional third person for losers who don't like immersion)
• Giant crowd thing that Hitman has, cept do it for whole cities
• Lots of cities
• Space setting
• Ability to design ships, own them, even giant ones.
• Ability to own a whole space station
• Travel to all solar systems, and their planets, within a 1:1 procedural galaxy
• Orbit or suicide into a black hole
• Seamless space to planet transistions
• Kill people anywhere, and having giant battles
• A well told story, better than any game to date
• Character creation system with tons of depth
• Cyborgs
• Lots of races
• Voice acting
• A few standard factions, and pirate/neutral factions
• Graphics as good as Agni's/UE4/Samaritan demo
• Sort of Samaritan's art style
• Sound design on Dice's level

Yea, I don't think that's possible.

A game about cooking bacon. Sadly, there are none:cry:

At least in Far Cry 3 I can roast pigs with my flamethrower and then skin them to get bacon!

Streets of Rage 2/Streets of Rage Remake

- Terrific gameplay - (smooth, easy to pick up and play, but difficult to master, etc.)
- Amazing soundtrack
- Great Atmosphere
- Stellar character roster
- Variety of difficulty settings
- Co-Op
- Versus mode
- Awesome bosses
- Infinite replayability
- Can be beat within an hour or so

They have absolutely everything I could ever want in a video game. Pure perfection.

A game about cooking bacon. Sadly, there are none:cry:

At least in Far Cry 3 I can roast pigs with my flamethrower and then skin them to get bacon!

PhazonBlazer

eww, bacon.

A squad based realistic tactical 3rd-person shooter set during the Cold War (covering both sides from 1945-1989 and being set during most of the major conflicts) using CryEngine 3 and utilizing the Euphoria physics engine for character animation in the same insane detail as Max Payne 3.

-Single player would compose of completely non-linear mission design set in huge open battlefields. Some sections could even be borderline open-world such as covering Che Guevara's guerilla campaign in Cuba.

-Multiplayer would be devoid of any perks, kill streaks, or an unlock progression system. All weapons available from the start and fine tuned for balanced competitive play.

-Full blown, realistic ballistic system. Realistic cover system. Fully featured stealth mechanics (if one chooses to take the quiter route)

-Squad AI system that allows for complete manipulation to be set for specific player strategies and play style

It'll never happen but one can dream :P

[QUOTE="PhazonBlazer"]

A game about cooking bacon. Sadly, there are none:cry:

At least in Far Cry 3 I can roast pigs with my flamethrower and then skin them to get bacon!

Cheleman

eww, bacon.

Go back to salami!:x

[QUOTE="Cheleman"]

[QUOTE="PhazonBlazer"]

A game about cooking bacon. Sadly, there are none:cry:

At least in Far Cry 3 I can roast pigs with my flamethrower and then skin them to get bacon!

eww, bacon.

Go back to salami!:x

Shadow of the Colossus, redone from the ground up with the most powerful PC available with no pop-in, extremely detailed environments, and some way that lets the player feel like they completely surrounded with the world and the adventure.Blabadon

Sim City+GTA+Saints Row+Time Travel Mechanic+Elder Scrolls+FPS+Racing+World Map (emphasis on WORLD map)+Day Z+In-Game Computer+Sweet Gadgets to Use+RTS (for all them strategy fans)+Individually made side quests+Batman (because Batman)+In-Game Movie+Free Roam+Sims 3 (life simulator)=Heaven

*sigh*

If only, if only, if only....:(

[QUOTE="Blabadon"]Shadow of the Colossus, redone from the ground up with the most powerful PC available with no pop-in, extremely detailed environments, and some way that lets the player feel like they completely surrounded with the world and the adventure.crimsonman1245

Team Ico or you have someone else in mind?

No such thing, ever.vashkey

Leave Nancy, you're being negative again.

Xenoblade 2 for Wii UOreoMilkshake

As of yesterday I decided that Civ V was the best game ever made, but I love the medieval-fantasy setting, so if I could somehow bring the Warcraft universe into Civ V then that'd be the most perfect game ever.

A full open world game which hopefully Fallout 4 is.

Bioshock 2 with smart enemies.

Rome Total War.funsohng

For me the perfect game has already been made, three time actually, MGS4, Dark Cloud 1 and SOTC.

As for some other games that I'd love to see, on next gen of course:

• Tenchu reboot made by Kojima + Atlus

I'd love Kojimas stealth + story input and Atlus for the characterizations and gameplay mechanics.

• Dynasty Warriors reboot made by From Software + Santa Monica

I think From Software could get the gameplay to be perfect for a DW game, Santa Monica would do an amazing job on the whole lore, look and feel of DW.

• Pirates of the Carribean type of open world game made by Rockstar + Naughty Dog

Rockstar have already proven they can do different genres like Westerns with RDR, I think they could bring their open world expertise to the pirate genre and kill it, Naughty Dog for unbelievable animations, amazing looking world and overall polish.

• Dark Cloud 3 made by Level 5 + Nintendo EAD 3

Dark Cloud mixed with Zelda, nothing more needs to be said really.

• New comic book type IP open world game made by Sucker Punch + Rocksteady

Both have experience in open world games and superhero games, both are brilliant at portraying a comic book feel to a video game, with a new IP I think they could make an amazing game.

• 3D platformer by Insomniac + Rare

10/10 would play the sh*t out of this.

• FPS space sim made by Bungie + Guerilla Games

Amazing space shooter with fantastic lore, huge open world, different planets, different races, amazing gameplay mechanics, basically what I wish Destiny would be like.

• Open world-ish adventure game made by Team Ico + ThatGameCompany

Something like ICO + TLG but with the extremely talented Journey devs pushing the game even further.

• JRPG made by SquareSoft (f*ck you Enix) + Monolith Soft

*Drools*

• Onimusha Reboot made by Keiji Inafune + Hideki Kamiya + Tomonobu Itagaki + Fumitsu Ueda

Not even a Blu-ray disk would be able to hold all the awesome here.

TL;DR and all that.

Everquest 1 exactly how it was before Luclin except with an up to date game engine.

Also: Star Citizen/Squadron 42.

Fallout 4.

Cheleman

Need it now pls.

I wish that they could get Obsidian to do it but I know it's gonna be Bethesda...

[QUOTE="Cheleman"]

Fallout 4.

Masenkoe

Need it now pls.

I wish that they could get Obsidian to do it but I know it's gonna be Bethesda...

Is New Vegas THAT good? I haven't played it yet...

-An open world LOTR game that is based on Peter Jackson's movie.

-An MMO FPS where people are assigned to regiment and a platoon. Each regiment has a current objective and the gameplayis realistic like Arma franchise with a more simplistic controls.

-A game like Faster Then Light except with a higher budget and better graphics.

I'd like to see Rocksteady make a Batman Beyond game, or Platinum Games make a Megaman X game (3D, Vanquish shooting mechanics for X, Metal Gear Rising combat mechanics for Zero).

A modern day Open World Non Linear game with a huge map, Far Cry 3 was 100% satisfaction but not being able to kill civillians is plain wrong, Hopefully someone will make a mod for it, Currently hoping for GTA V but i don't like controlling more than a single person......That's why i hate strategy games.

[QUOTE="Cheleman"]

Fallout 4.

Masenkoe

Need it now pls.

I wish that they could get Obsidian to do it but I know it's gonna be Bethesda...

Sif

A joint project would be best. Obsidian hasn't made a playable game by themselves in awhile