That game is great, if not very very hard. I don't think I have ever completed it.
I would like to see a new mechwarrior game that is a little easier to control.
I would also like to see Rogue trip on the PS one get a graphical update. Its a game kind of similiar to twisted metal with the fact you have different vehicles blowing the crap out of each other with weapons. I found it had way more charm than twisted metal though. The idea was you had to take a tourist around different monuments in america in a world thats in total anarchy. You had different weapons to fight each other and a special weapon to eject the tourist out of an enemie car. The cars in it were great and each had its own special attack, I can remember a hotdog van and a pink car that shoot robotic poodles out the front. You could blow the crap out of alot of the envirmoment. It's a great game but the graphics have not aged well at all, I tryed it a year or so back and it was impossible to tell what was going on.

What about Commander Keen? We've seen so many cult classics that have undergone 3D surgery (Doom, Duke, Wolfenstein). It's about time little Billy be turned into polygons too
And while I'm at it, I'll suggest Wacky Wheels too. It'd be so kick ass if turned into a cel-shaded PURE

It would be Mario Kart...

Quake (1) complete with the almost totally unique neo-Lovecraftian abstract levels.

Don't forget a badass Trent Reznor soundtrack.

Gangsters: Organized Crime.
Fantastic sandbox.
No the lame sequel does not count.

Fallout 2
shame there is no Fallout 3 out there :(

Well there IS a fallout 3 actually, you just don't like it, maybe New Vegas will be better.
Oh and that pinball game from windows xp. It entertained me for a LONG time as a little kid.

Wasteland should either get a remake or a new game in the series. I know, Fallout is sort of the successor, but I want a real sequel.

Carmageddon

hahaha.

Teeheehee. Reminds me of a comic.
I'd rather see a remake of Fallout 1 though.

You know what, to have a game environment which is the size of the American west-coast with all the detail and locations of fallout 3 would be staggering.
To have to walk through the game environment for 'days' game time would be crazy, and once you had a car with the freedom to speed across the wastelands? Gives me shivers just thinking about it.
I really hope game worlds get that large some day.

Little Big Adventure was the European name for Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure, released in 1994. It was the first Twinsen game. Twinsen's Odyssey was LBA2, released in 1998. Relentless was a partial-3D Isometric game (and the superior of the two, imo), while Twinsen's Odyssey was one of the more successful early attempts at a full 3D, non-FPS game.
Relentless (along with DOOM II) was the reason I had to break down and buy a CD-ROM drive for my 486-33 computer :)

Dwarf Fortress. Except with stunning 3d graphics.