Not by playing like they did on consoles, off course. Just with the necessary changes to accommodate the mobile platforms. Kinda like Crazy Taxi did. Jet Set Radio would be great if it played like a racing game with tagging on the go, using quick touches whenever prompted to do tricks and tag your opponents. It doesn't mean that stages would be shaped to be linear, they could still offer the complexity of older games, but force us to race in set paths of rails, walls and ramps.
An old fashioned Phantasy Star.
Shining Force
Girl's Garden would make a nifty mobile game, IMHO.
Other than that:
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Sega Swirl (why this hasn't happened yet is beyond me)
Columns (same here)
Puyo Puyo (has this happened yet? If not, why not?)
I used to have Columns & Puyo Puyo for mobile. Both games were included in one release. This was Java Mobile, though. :p
Their N-Gage opus, Pocket Kingdom, would be perfect for a modern mobile update.
I was wondering about Pocket Kingdom myself, probably one of the few N-Gage exclusives worth playing.
I'd say Shining Force though. Managing a grid with your fingers sounds quite convenient. Also would be great with a competitive online mode.
Wish the mobile market would disappear already. Why play digital only games with a phone pad instead of a gamepad?
Funny you should mention that, as they've been pumping those out on the PSP, DS/3DS, iPhone, etc. for years now in Japan.Quote:
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*stamps feet* I want a Ristar 2! :)
Yes but sadly they don't have Camelot Software Planning running the show anymore so they've suffered badly!Quote:
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