Falksi
Arcane
Just seen this posted on Facebook in a SEGA group. The group were asked to vote which other SEGA owned franchises they'd like to see rebooted, and these were the top 15....
Now the Thunderforce is one of my favorite series of all time, so I'm well on board with that. But there are some absolute belters in there regardless which really shows how neglectful they've been in recent years.
One of the testers for Eternal Champions is a mate of mine, and he reckons Mike Latham already had a slew of ideas sat ready for a new entry, so that would be great to see as it was a fighter which really stood out with it's premise. He also had an alternate universe game called Dimension Raiders which didn't make the cut lined up, so I'm gonna prod to see if anything can get started on that via the indie scene in the likely event SEGA ignore Eternal champions, or just fuck it up.
And Afterburner 2 is still the most exciting game I've ever played, so more of that is always welcome.
The franchise I would have personally have liked to seen included though is Alisa Dragoon. What a superb game that is, and the foundation is there for a great action RPG for sure.
But as other people have pointed out, getting these games and getting these games good is another story. I've some faith in SEGA doing them justice simply because of how excellent some of their recent games have been (Streets of Rage 4, Yakuza Like A Dragon, Persona 5R), but it is SEGA lol.
Now the Thunderforce is one of my favorite series of all time, so I'm well on board with that. But there are some absolute belters in there regardless which really shows how neglectful they've been in recent years.
One of the testers for Eternal Champions is a mate of mine, and he reckons Mike Latham already had a slew of ideas sat ready for a new entry, so that would be great to see as it was a fighter which really stood out with it's premise. He also had an alternate universe game called Dimension Raiders which didn't make the cut lined up, so I'm gonna prod to see if anything can get started on that via the indie scene in the likely event SEGA ignore Eternal champions, or just fuck it up.
And Afterburner 2 is still the most exciting game I've ever played, so more of that is always welcome.
The franchise I would have personally have liked to seen included though is Alisa Dragoon. What a superb game that is, and the foundation is there for a great action RPG for sure.
But as other people have pointed out, getting these games and getting these games good is another story. I've some faith in SEGA doing them justice simply because of how excellent some of their recent games have been (Streets of Rage 4, Yakuza Like A Dragon, Persona 5R), but it is SEGA lol.