which PCE games would you turn into a board game?

[soop]

Nectarsis/Military Madness was the first game that came to my mind.  That'd be pretty badass, actually.

Chris

Mine too - and Nobunaga's revenge.

[420GOAT]

Ninja Spirit or Legendary Axe.....kinda like life, spin, move, pull a card and then suffer the consequence or enjoy the spoils!!

[Nando]

Ninja Spirit or Legendary Axe.....kinda like life, spin, move, pull a card and then suffer the consequence or enjoy the spoils!!

HEH, makes me think of Jumanji/Zathura

[esteban]

Crossfire is a board game version of Ballistix.

Pretty much, lol.


Except, it had a sweet commercial.

Take Ballistix, subtract Shadow of the Beast setting, incorporate 80's California Suburbia in its placde, and VOILA! Yo' Bro!.

MORE GAMES SHOULD HAVE SLINGSHOTS.

Also, in Yo' Bro! the boardgame, you get penalized when you kill the neighborhood kids you're supposed to save.

[Ji-L87]

I'd go with Bomberman. Not sure if real time or turn-based but should work

[Black Tiger]

There are way to many suited to board games. All the sims pretty much. Populous would  be cool. A vertical gane based on Panic Bomber might work. Shelock Holmes could be extremely faithful, especially with vhs tape gameplay included.

[turboswimbz]

There are way to many suited to board games. All the sims pretty much. Populous would  be cool. A vertical gane based on Panic Bomber might work. Shelock Holmes could be extremely faithful, especially with vhs tape gameplay included.

Didn't they release a DVD version or something like that of Sherlock Holmes?

[esteban]

There are way to many suited to board games. All the sims pretty much. Populous would  be cool. A vertical gane based on Panic Bomber might work. Shelock Holmes could be extremely faithful, especially with vhs tape gameplay included.

Didn't they release a DVD version or something like that of Sherlock Holmes?

Yes, I have it and played it. If the DVD controls were a bit more fun-to-use -->responsive<-- (it's just the nature of navigating DVD menus) it would be AWESOME. OK, I'm exaggerating. It's not bad. Controls lag a bit, but the video/sound quality is 1,000x better than TG-CD or Sega-CD versions.

--> Sadly, the improved video quality reveals the "cheap" sets and costumes...the grainy, compressed video in TG-CD/Sega-CD actually made the segments more "authentic" and "genuine", if you can believe that.

I also have Dracula Unleashed on DVD (same deal as Sherlock Holmes), but I never finished it.

[turboswimbz]

Yeah i would totally believe the grainy video and coloring would actually make it cooler.  I think we could make a better version of it though.  IN 3D And HD. basically all the D's.