carmel_andrews #1 Posted July 25, 2013 Only bought this up after seeing I O (Into Oblivion) v1.0 (a remake of the classic c64 sidescroller shoot em up from firebird (who are now ATARI) and also T2002 (a remake of the classic c64/amiga run & jump shooter 'Turrican') Others I've seen and played include Boogaboo the flea (from the Quicksilva, sinclair original) Oolite (a remake of the classic Braben/Bell Acornsoft game) Gryzor/Contra (several remakes) Prototype/PrototypeII (supposedly based on the classic IREM side scroller shooter 'R-Type') Hurrican (an updated version of Turrican) Jet Set Willy/Manic Miner (Various...or should that be 'too many' remakes, I've seen about a dozen) Miner 2049r/Miner 2049r again (only played the later, not the former), a remake of Mr Hogues famous Atari/tandy platform game (apparently the first platform game available for home play not based on a coin op game, since DK was released for home play before Miner was released) Space Taxi...I do have the pc (windoze) version not played it though, apparently a remake of a v. famous c64 game Gridwars....Lovely game, a remake of some 3D arena shooter called 'geometry wars' (never heard of it) which is basically a robotron type game Privateer...a community based remake of 'wing commander' (looks interesting) Leaderboard (Apparently this has been remade for windows PC's, requires an internet connection though, not sure if this is somewhat related to the classic USG/Access c64/atari original, or if they simply just borrowed the name since it's a golf sim) oneonlinegames.com has a fairly sizeable collection of fan based super mario/sonic remakes (obviously there are more mario remakes then sonic, on that site at least) Fractulas, again i have the downloaded file just havent got around to playing it....A remake of probably Lucasfilms best Atari/c64 game (shame that the games publisher of the original is no more) I believe someone did do a remake of Ballblazer....Just haven't seen it yet Cybernoid II....a remake of one of Hewson consultant's better sinclair/c64 games (only played about 5 minutes of it, looks bloody good though) Caiman Soccer...A remake of Sensi soccer/Kick off (without a doubt 2 of the best ever soccer/footy sims ever released on computer or games machine...sorry PES and the Fifa cack just don't do it for me (they look like dressed up versions of Thorn EMI soccer) Classic retro remakes claim that someone did a remake of English software's 'Jet Boot Jack' (if your'e a long time Atari/c64 gamer this was probably their best game) Futuridium/Uridium...The later is just a PC version of the c64 graftgold original (i.e has the same gfx.sonix as the c64 version) the former is a 3Dised version of the c64 graftgold game the one i have though seems to have a bug in it (you can't fire or bomb anything)...good gfx though Conrad Dangerous...A fan based remake of Rick Dangerous Rick Dangerous I&II, going by the screenshots they seem identical to the ST/Amoeba versions (just haven't got around to playing them) Zub (a remake of an el cheapo Mastertronic sinclair game....never saw the original so can't really say much about the PC version) Xenon 2000/Xenon II Megablast, the later seems to be a full version of the classic Bitmap brothers ST/Amoeba game (with exactly the same gfx, though the sound is a little tiny (i could could just about hear it) the former was a giveaway for readers of PC format magazine (apparently written by the bitmaps themselves, not sure if it's the full game though) Matilda Castillo...A remake/fan based 'Ghouls and Ghosts'/Ghosts & Goblins type game I have seen a couple or 3 'Castlevania' remakes just can't recall the names of 2 of them, the one i have played was called 'CastlevaniaDC' and one that i saw a video of seems to be a 3Dised version set in a forward scrolling world Ghouls and Ghosts remix...remake and looks exactly as it played on the PC engine (the best of the home versions, computer or gaming system)...same goes for the other game Ghosts and Goblins (just slightly retouched with modern gfx) Bruce Lee, haven't seen it but a remake of a Datasoft Atari/c64 game Giana sisters, giana returns....Fan based remakes/updates of the 'naughty' RA mario clone/rip off (naughty, since RA were forced into removing the game from the market due to similarities with a certain nintendo game) Horace goes skiing and others of the Horace series (a remake of beam software's seires of Sinclair games) .....Anyone with any more Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ross PK #2 Posted July 25, 2013 PC: Jumpman (I'm sure this is free to download) Repton Dreamcast: Q*Bert Centipede N64: Robotron 64 Paperboy PS2: Spyhunter Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
iswitt #3 Posted July 25, 2013 If it counts, Shadow Gate is being remade for PC as we speak. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Hatta #4 Posted July 25, 2013 UFO: Alien Invasion is a nice open source treatment of the X-Com franchise. It's a little more old school than the Firaxis reboot. Similarly, Advanced Strategic Command is a nice open source treatment of the Battle Isle series. It's a lot like Advance Wars on a hex grid. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cimerians #5 Posted July 25, 2013 (edited) Here's what I got: COMPUTER\CONSOLE Lode Runner - Apple Lode Runner Remake Bruce Lee - C64 Montezuma's Revenge Oils Well The Goonies Boulder Rocks! - Boulderdash HERO - Atari computers version Koronis Rift - C64 remake Space Taxi Aliens Way of the Exploding Fist Ghostbusters Maniac Mansion Deluxe King's Quest ARCADE Frogger Missile Command Moon Patrol Mousetrap Phoenix Centipede Golden Axe Myth Star Wars I have a ton more but I have to dig around my PC to find them. Also, in the 90's I had some cool remakes of Donkey Kong, Pac-Man etc by CHAMP games. Edit: OMG...they are still around!! http://www.champ-em.com/kong.htm Edited July 25, 2013 by cimerians Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
+HammR25 #6 Posted July 26, 2013 Another World – 20th Anniversary Edition Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites