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[RAM]

You could probably reuse a lot of models and ragdoll the unique features. I mean, sure, you would get a few bobble-heads and tails would be pretty laughable...

[MrWiggles]

There are too many different Pokemon and of too many different shapes and sizes to properly model all of them in good quality.

You could always just use a subset, assuming that the game wouldn't be so focused on the "Catch em all" thing. Quality over quantity, and all that.

Exactly, you could build up to the full roster. Just start with Pokemon Classic. Just the original 151.

[Bohandas]

An FPS that simulates dismemberment really realistically. As it is, even games with ragdoll physics seem kind of cookie-cutter in this regard, with limbs slicing off neatly and only at a handful of predetermined locations no matter where on said limb you're aiming your chainsaw/buzzsaw/hatchet/machete/scythe and the organs that come out of you blow someone's chest open are rather undifferentiated. I want shooters that do something like the way Dwarf Fortress tracks where individual teeth and eyes land and how damaged said pieces are and which calculate it based on the direction and force of the blow.

[NullForceOmega]

I just dreamed this one up:

A first/third person set in a fictional medieval kingdom, you play as the heir to a noble house during a civil war, your choices (even the choice not to act on an event) control the flow of events in the game.  You can side with the rebels, the crown, or even seize power yourself depending on how you interact with the world and the people in it.  Helped out that young smith you caught stealing apples from an orchard?  Maybe you'll be recieving an exceptional weapon for your trouble, maybe not, it all depends on what you say and do.

[Urist McScoopbeard]

I just dreamed this one up:

A first/third person set in a fictional medieval kingdom, you play as the heir to a noble house during a civil war, your choices (even the choice not to act on an event) control the flow of events in the game.  You can side with the rebels, the crown, or even seize power yourself depending on how you interact with the world and the people in it.  Helped out that young smith you caught stealing apples from an orchard?  Maybe you'll be recieving an exceptional weapon for your trouble, maybe not, it all depends on what you say and do.

there IS a game like this... i believe Kingdom Come: Deliverance is something like this?

[woosholay]

KODP (King of Dragon Pass) in mmo setting...

Don't shoot me.

[Cthulufaic]

KODP (King of Dragon Pass) in mmo setting...

Don't shoot me.

That might become a bit iffy to make if you don't want it to become too similar to Grand Strategy games like CK2 or some-such, and it probably would have to have a ton of small servers with only a few people on each or else it'll get REALLY crazy(unless that's what you want)  But a MMORPG in the Dragon Pass setting would be SCHWEET!

[Magnumcannon]

An fire-breathing owl simulator. With HD graphics and high-quality soundtrack.

[EnigmaticHat]

KODP (King of Dragon Pass) in mmo setting...

Don't shoot me.

This... sort of exists?  There are a lot of browser games powered by basically the same engine, where you have a single town with some stats attached to it (which buildings are built and how many people you have and such) which is at a set point on a map.

The spirit of them is different though, more about grinding up your stats and then joining a huge alliance to fight other players.  Although now that I write that out, yeah, that kind of is what an mmo KODP would be.

[itisnotlogical]

Virtuix Omni arcades. Imagine playing... well, any first-person multiplayer game with this thing. In an arcade-type setting with your own private booth, they might even be able to rig it up with fans and air conditioners to make the environment feel like the game's setting.

[Bohandas]

I'd really like to see computer adaptations of Die Vecna Die, Great Modron March, Tomb of Horrors, and Expedition to Castle Greyhawk done in the same style as Atari's and Troika's 2003 adaptation of Temple of Elemental Evil (including still using the 3e/3.5e rules. Though perhaps using more of them, non-core classes, more items, more spells etc.)

EDIT:
Also, along the same lines, a remake of Dark Queen of Krynn

[Graknorke]

Virtuix Omni arcades. Imagine playing... well, any first-person multiplayer game with this thing. In an arcade-type setting with your own private booth, they might even be able to rig it up with fans and air conditioners to make the environment feel like the game's setting.

The responsiveness doesn't look too good. It never does on these kinds of things :/

[Zireael]

I'd really like to see computer adaptations of Die Vecna Die, Great Modron March, Tomb of Horrors, and Expedition to Castle Greyhawk done in the same style as Atari's and Troika's 2003 adaptation of Temple of Elemental Evil (including still using the 3e/3.5e rules. Though perhaps using more of them, non-core classes, more items, more spells etc.)

EDIT:
Also, along the same lines, a remake of Dark Queen of Krynn

I'd love them too, but not bl**dy likely.

[Graknorke]

Remember Me but with more of the memory rewriting bits.
And also none of the fighting or platforming.

Basically I want a decent puzzle game pulled out from what was by all other means a fucking wreck.

[guessingo]

We need games or mods where you can kill and torture Kim Jong Un.