Forgotten PS1 & PS2 Games You Want To See Remade For PS3

[DrRipley]

The only thing that really disappointed me with the PS3 was the lack of continuation for a lot of games that I have come to love on the previous consoles. The PS1 and PS2 was great for finding new games that turn out to be really entertaining and fun even though they weren't really popular, and I feel that is missing a lot nowadays with present gaming consoles, perhaps because of the need to shift and emphasize focus on popular titles because of higher level of graphics, but still, I feel very much alienated because of this and I want Sony to start making these games again... namely:

1) Kagero

2) Marvel Nemesis

Your thoughts? Do you share my sentiments, and if so, which games do you feel this way about most?

 

[Haze]

Liking your threads so far DrRipley. Keep it up

I don't know if this counts, but Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith would be nice to see. No doubt I'll be alone with this, but from what I remember I enjoyed that game.

 

[danealegana]

Parappa The Rapper!!!

I know they made a game for PSP but not for PS3. I never played the PSP version and the last I played it was the sequel they made for PS2.

I'd really like to see more of this game. Its a classic.

 

[xxfearless]

I don't know if it's forgotten enough - I certainly don't find a lot of people who know it, in any case - but I'd love to see a remake of Legend of Dragoon. Not necessarily a sequel, but a remake. It's an RPG that was released fairly late in the PS1's life, and kind of got lost in all the other Final Fantasy copycats and piggybackers that were released at the time. It was such an epic game, spanning four whole discs and having a really immersive story. I think they rereleased it on PSN not long ago, but I'd love to see a proper remake with all-new graphics, and maybe even some voice acting.

A PS2 game I'd like to see redone would have to be Baroque... though it was only released in 2008, and maybe isn't 'old' enough for a remake. It's a horror game, will definitely confuse you, and isn't for everyone, but it was highly underappreciated and deserved to get more attention than it did.