Well, there are ones that I attempted at such as:
- Capcom-style flight combat games
- Virtual Interactive Comic Book-style RPG (yeah, sounds weird, but there are some point-and-click RPGs like this).
- A great drag racing game using that gravity technology track that Prey uses.
- MMO based on the moon where you have to build the first Lunar City (similar to Sim City-style gameplay, only everyone online has a job to do, as well as competitors to try to design their own town on top of yours (like in World of WarCraft, only on the moon in the 24th Century, and not in the Dark Ages in England or whatever WoW takes place in).
Quite a few ideas, I can't really change the world, but I can guarantee that it's for sure that Blizzard may beat me to that lunar MMO idea, I wouldn't be a bit surprised... Maybe Nintendo may use Prey's technology in their next Mario Kart for the Wii to make the cars drive upside down, as long as your speed's up. Also, I know that 1942 and 1943, or Captain Skyhawk are getting old, and there's no top-down flight games out there too much, but I tried to get into that, but that tanked, bigtime. I'm still wondering where these game ideas may come from...
- Capcom-style flight combat games
- Virtual Interactive Comic Book-style RPG (yeah, sounds weird, but there are some point-and-click RPGs like this).
- A great drag racing game using that gravity technology track that Prey uses.
- MMO based on the moon where you have to build the first Lunar City (similar to Sim City-style gameplay, only everyone online has a job to do, as well as competitors to try to design their own town on top of yours (like in World of WarCraft, only on the moon in the 24th Century, and not in the Dark Ages in England or whatever WoW takes place in).
Quite a few ideas, I can't really change the world, but I can guarantee that it's for sure that Blizzard may beat me to that lunar MMO idea, I wouldn't be a bit surprised... Maybe Nintendo may use Prey's technology in their next Mario Kart for the Wii to make the cars drive upside down, as long as your speed's up. Also, I know that 1942 and 1943, or Captain Skyhawk are getting old, and there's no top-down flight games out there too much, but I tried to get into that, but that tanked, bigtime. I'm still wondering where these game ideas may come from...