Even so, I’d say that was a pretty weird list, no matter how many people voted for it.įor what it’s worth, my favourite out of the ones mentioned is Soul Reaver, which I think is a game that really does deserve a comeback. But then I guess we are almost running out of famous games that haven’t been revamped at this point. I really can’t believe Burnout is the most wanted video game revival around at the moment, let alone some Lord of The Rings real-time strategy I’ve never even heard of. GC: He has been in Rainbow Six Siege but for some reason he was called Zero. They obviously recognise he’s an important character, or they wouldn’t keep using him, but how long is that going to go on for? At least make him an operator in Rainbow Six, I would’ve thought that’d be a no-brainer. They’re even talking about making a movie about Splinter Cell but what’s the point if nobody knows what it is? Younger gamers certainly won’t, at which point it just becomes a generic action movie. I get that stealth isn’t as big as it used to be but so change it up a bit. Why is it I feel some sort of barrel was scraped with Ubisoft All-Star Blast? Are Ubisoft having trouble paying the rent or something, that they need to stoop to this sort of thing? But really, the big issue here is why are Ubisoft so keen on using Sam Fisher in everything but his own game? GC: We believe the co-fonder of Crunchyroll also started Greggs (we have no idea about the name). Maybe Sony just needs to make their Game Pass a bit more expensive or make less deals for third party games – they don’t really need them anyway, given how good their first party stuff is.
I realise that they can’t so easily afford to do it as Microsoft can, but I feel if the PlayStation 5 had a Game Pass, where you got all the first party games straight away, then there’d be no question it was the best console to get. I have no interest in Crunchyroll (why is it called that?) but surely that wouldn’t be the only thing included as extra? The obvious thing is to wonder whether this is Sony getting ready to offer their version of Game Pass. Interesting rumour about there being a more expensive version of PlayStation Plus coming (PlayStation ++?). To join in with the discussions yourself email pass
The Thursday Inbox asks why Ubisoft refuses to make a new Splinter Cell, as one reader calls for a Soul Reaver revival.
PlayStation Plus – what would a premium version look like? (pic: Sony)
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