Continuing our week-long feature outlining 15 classic games or franchises we think could make it in the modern or future era, we have three more for your revival consideration.

Yesterday we brought you the X-Wing series, Shadow Man and Battletoads. Today's list is a little different but features what we feel are classic titles brimming with transitional promise on the revival front, rounding the list out to six of our promised 15. This obviously leaves nine more games... what could they be?

Make sure you jump in with your thoughts on today's list, as well as your own suggestions, which we'll be collating after our 15 is completed.

Click here for Part 2 of our revival feature.

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Loom . <3

There was this game I played, must have been 1995 or something where you ran around as a lion eating animals and people on safari all set in africa

Streed Rod has had a few 'spiritual sequels'. Whether it be in the form of the attempt at a 'greaser racing MMO' of Motor City Online, or the Street Legal (and it's sequel SL: Racing Redline) games, which technically achieved amazing things, it simply needed to be picked up and given more funding to really polish the game up! But you guys are dead on. Here is a game that needs a remake!

Loom was epic for it's day, only an independent developer would stand a chance at remaking that game with any real credibility. Call me pessimistic, but I just don't see a big developer remaking it with 1/10th of the 'attention to detail' that loom deserves.

Grundar, Any of the Lucasarts games would hold up on a tablet or for mobile gaming just fine; the only real work in that is making an interface that worked with a touch screen!

And one of the things I remeber fondly about the Turok games was the RIDICULOUS assortment of weapons (what was that one weapon that would burrow into the skull of the target and then explode... that was awesome fun!). In fact, that's why I recall both Duke Nukem 3D and Blood with great fondness, the assortment and range (and balance!!) of the weapons in both of those games is a good portion of the reason those games were AWESOME fun!

Today I'm going to follow this article up with my own suggestion of 'Haloween Harry / Alien Carnage'. It was the right balance between 'traditional platformer', goofy plot and awesome soundtrack that made the original shine. I know there was a sequel (which didn't do the original any benefit) only a few years later, but there's a game that could really shine if done in a similar vain to 'Bionic Commando: Rearmed'.
(Also, to Steve and the AG/QGL crew; Cheers for running this editorial!)

^ whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. Someone is a negative nancy. No one talks to Steve like that.