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Beat ya to that one.

I was more of a casual fan but enjoyed their music. RIP This made me wonder if anyone made any 16-bit renditions of Rush music and found this.

Get some more Castlevania in here.

Probably an obvious one

Here some turbografx

what dose it matter we all gon die

About 90% sure this was a Christmas present. 100% sure this version was one and it was a pretty good port. (atleast I thought it was in 2000.) Either way it was a great gift as it was got me to be decent at playing it after not playing it on SNES for years.

I played this with my bro on his Xbox about a year ago and we got half way through I think? These types of games are generally even harder in co-op. I did pick it up on Switch during the last sale but haven't tried a solo run yet.

Burnout Revenge makes sense because X360 was just out at the time. And Paradise being as it was in HD already probably took a lot less effort to remaster than Takedown would. I'd like to Takedown HD as well though, surprised I didn't think of that for my post. I just got this on PS3 about a month ago, haven't had the chance to see the original holds up yet.

You might have fun replaying it as well, you get a different ending depending on how long it takes you to beat the game.

I've played all three NES Castlevania games and agree that Simon's Quest is fun. I heard there is a hack out there that improves the translation and day/night transitions.

I see you got Metroid already but if you are looking for RPG-ish(alot of people will argue whether action/adventure games like Zelda count as RPGs) in the future some good ones are: Crytalis Willow Destiny of an Emperor The Battle of Olympus Rygar and obvious picks of Final Fantasy and the Dragon Warrior games if you haven't played them(although I think 3-4 have gotten kinda pricey)

I didn't think it needed a sequel, but eh I'll check it out.

I just wanted the PSP remake in english, frickin' Atlus. Kid Icarus on Switch would be cool.

Sweet Virginia 7/10 - The movie was entertaining and well acted but ended up being very predictable in the end. Kept waiting for some loop to throw me and it never happened.

I agree with a couple in the OP. (for the most part I don't think 2D games need remakes) An official remake of Simon's Quest that fixes the translation and slow text every time it switches between day and night would be cool. Mega Man Legends (I'd rather get MML3 but I'd definitely take a remake as well) Dino Crisis (they could probably just use the RE2/3 remake engine for this, so yeah get on it Capcom) I would like a Xenogears remake, one that fixes the second disc(basically turned into a visual novel because it ran out of time/budget). I would be good with AAA graphics that would probably mean it needs to be multiple parts like FF7R or a modest budget. F-Zero GX - just needs to be remastered and have online play added. Maybe on Nintendo's next console though, I don't think Switch could handle online play for it at 60fps. lol Super Mario RPG - A remake of this with some new content and a higher difficulty option would be sweet. Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance - Even just a straight HD remaster would be fine so there is a cheaper way to get this game. (it's $150+ on Gamecube)