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Note: This is the best list we came up with. There are so many games out there and if you’re favorite game was not mentioned here, you can always point them out in the comment section.

Beyond Good and Evil

Platform: Xbox, PS2, PC and GameCube
Year of release: 2003

Beyond Good and Evil is one of the rare games that does not only need to be remade for the Xbox 360, but it’s a game that truly deserves a sequel as well. If the recent news of the sequel getting canned is to be believed then the best option for the developers would be to remake this game for the 360. One of the major reasons GB believes the sequel was cancelled for was that the original did not sell well and in fact Laurent Detoc (CEO of Ubisoft America) claimed that the game was one of his worst business decisions; having said that, a remake of the original won’t hurt since there are tons of fans out there who would love to play the game in HD.

Psychonauts

Platform: Xbox, PS2 and PC
Year of release: 2005

Easily one of the best, if not the best platformer on the original Xbox, Psychonauts is a gem of game which I believe many gamers have probably forgotten about. The game was way ahead of its time as far as its visuals go and had unique characters, hilarious dialogue, and brilliantly designed levels and environments. Psychonauts if remade for the Xbox 360 could possibly be the best platformer on the console just like what Ratchet and Clank is to the PlayStation 3.

Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge

Platform: Xbox
Year of release: 2003

Just like Beyond Good and Evil, Crimson Skies was critically acclaimed but did not sell enough. One of the catch points of the game was the open ended mission structure, amazing explosions, game’s audio, strong voice acting and some stunning plane models. Considering that there is no Ace Combat in sight for more than two years, a remake of Crimson Skies could be just what an Xbox 360 owner would want.

Jade Empire

Platform: Xbox and PC
Year of release: 2005

When you have the caliber and the talent of Bioware powering Jade Empire, what could possibly go wrong? The game was not only the best role playing action that the original Xbox had but actually redefined the genre with some amazing depth and challenge. I know Bioware have probably ditched the idea of a sequel, but hey, a remake won’t hurt at all.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords

Platform: Xbox and PC
Year of release: 2004

Another classical gem from Bioware, Knights of the Old Republic II was one of the early Role Playing games to hit the Xbox after the original game, featuring many plot twists, a story that sucked you in and a combat system which was pretty innovative for its time. Combat was turn-based and the number of actions a combatant may perform each round was limited. While each round’s duration is a fixed short interval of real time, the player can configure the combat system to pause at specific events or at the end of each round. This game was a major console exclusive for the original Xbox and if there is no third game, we at least deserve a remake.

Half Life

Platform: PC, Playstation 2, Dreamcast
Year of release: 1998

It’s been a decade since it was released on the PC and this game still stands out as the pioneer of modern first person shooter games. Featuring puzzle and combat related game play elements and the first game to have seamless integration between levels, in the sense there were no levels, but the game had chapters. Taking on a helicopter and using your HEV suit to jump across long distances in high definition on the Xbox 360 would be a lot of fun. I say bring it on!

Freedom Fighters

Platform: Xbox, PS2, GameCube and PC
Year of release: 2003

A game which many of you probably have not heard of, Freedom Fighters was a third person shooter taking place in New York. The game had amazing controls and some really thrilling action combined with pure action and tactical squad combat. IO Interactive is now busy with the sequel of Kane and Lynch but a remake of Freedom Fighters just to relive the good old days will be a treat.

Mech Assault

Platform: Xbox
Year of release: 2002

Mech Assault was the first Mech game for the Xbox. I will also go ahead and say that Mech Assault actually laid the foundation for future games like Armored Core and Gundam. Nowadays most of the Mech games that get released are pretty crappy, so a remake of Mech Assault could be just what the doctor ordered. At least a remake of a classic mech game might actually save the genre from making its way to video game heaven.

James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing

Platform: Xbox, PS2 and GameCube
Year of release: 2004

Quite simply THE best Bond game ever to grace the video games industry. Everything or Nothing was a perfect example on how to make a 007 game and most importantly getting it right. The game featured some of the most amazing gadgets, some stunning chase sequences and action that will keep you at the edge of your seat. Considering the fact that the last Bond game was a below average effort, a remake of this game on the Xbox 360 could just be every James Bond fan’s dream.

Note: This is the best list we came up with. There are so many games out there and if your favorite games were not mentioned here you can always point them out in the comment section.

Shadow of the Colossus

Platform: Playstation 2
Year of Release: 2005

Shadow of the Colossus was perhaps one of the best games of 2005 and arguably the best ever on the Playstation 2. You will be going against a number of colossi in the game and the real catch of this game was the way you will bring them down. Now imagine this game redeveloped again for the Playstation 3 using the raw power of the cell processor; all those colossi would look like amazing on your HDTV. With you riding the horse and the scale distance increased due to the power of the Playstation 3, this game will be stunning right from the word go. However we know Team ICO are hard at work on The Last Guardian, so there is slim chance of this happening.

Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2

Platform: MSX2
Year of Release: 1987

Often referred to as the classics in the Metal Gear Solid franchise and the only two games in the series that don’t have the word “Solid” in the name due to the fact that there was no 3D gaming during the 1980’s. Hideo Kojima has confirmed again and again that Solid Snake’s story has ended and to be honest this time he is right. Rising which is due out soon, will be a game which will probably focus more on Raiden. So what about the fans of Solid Snake (like me)? I believe this is something we can sense that is going to happen. But we aren’t sure when.

Okami

Platform: Playstation 2
Year of Release: 2006

A 2006 release game and one of the very best, right along with Shadow of the Colossus, Okami was a very original game. Features like the ability to paint your own world, slash your enemies with a paintbrush and draw bombs to blast your foes was an innovative move by the now dissolved Clover studios. Amaterasu itself was beautifully designed with its tail flurrying away and the animations were very fluid. A Wii version was released later, but come on guys- don’t you like the fact that Amaterasu will look even more amazing if Okami is to be redeveloped for the PS3?

Half-Life

Platform: PC, Playstation 2, Dreamcast
Year of Release: 1998

Its been a decade since it was released on the PC and this game still stands out as the pioneer of modern first person shooter games, featuring puzzle and combat related gameplay elements and the first game to have seamless integration between levels. Taking on a helicopter and using your HEV suit to jump across long distances with a weighty feel ( Killzone 2 anyone?) would be a lot of fun. Just imagine this game using 100% cell processor power…I say bring it on!

Final Fantasy VII

Platform: PC, Playstation
Year of Release: 1997

Still rumored and still wanted by many, Final Fantasy VII on the Playstation 3 is a dream even after the infamous trailer at E3 2005. Questions still arise on why they had the tech demo for the game? But its been five years and we know nothing about a PS3 version. The original was released on the PSN, but come on Square Enix, we need this game remastered for the Playstation 3.

Clock Tower 3

Platform: Playstation 2
Year of Release: 2003

Clock Tower 3 tells you the story of Alyssa Hamilton who has to solve the mysteries of the people who were murdered by various fanatics in the game. The game has a very unique setting where the player is able to travel across different time lines and get clues about the mysterious killings. Imagine this remade for the PlayStation 3 and the sledgehammer guy going after you and the is player just running around to save his/her life or locks himself up in a cupboard or hides under a bed…Sounds scary, right?

Syphon Filter

Platform: Playstation One
Year of Release: 1999

As one of the games considered to be one of the top Playstation One games alongside the likes of Metal Gear Solid, this game had to make the list. There have been tons of rumors about a PS3 version in production and just like FF7 we have been hearing about this for half a decade. Imagine a Syphon Filter game remade in MGS4 graphics and sounds- amazing right!

Twisted Metal: Black

Platform: Playstation 2
Year of Release: 2001

Another game rumored to be in development, but the facts remains the same. So if the developers are out of ideas for a next gen Twisted Metal game, I don’t see anything wrong with remaking a tried and tested title. Just imagine all the destruction and the projectile of the missiles in a really open world game. The variations could be crazy, given the freedom the PS3 allows.

Resident Evil 3: Nemesis

Platforms: PlayStation, PC, Dreamcast, GameCube
Year of Release: 1999

One of the most terrifying games that I have ever played, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis was an outright stunning game. Racoon City infected with Zombies and the Nemesis firing missiles at you and screaming “STARS!!!”, sounds like an amazing prospect. With Resident Evil 6 not in the works for Capcom right now, a remake of Nemesis is welcomed.