skirich
08-30-19, 04:21 PM
I'm sure its on the minds of everyone here so I'll ask and hopefully someone at a software company will notice.
I've loved simulation strategy games my whole life. I played Silent Service to death when it came out.
I even remember an arcade version that I was lucky enough a few years back to play again when Disney Quest in Orland still had that 4 story arcade.
For a 12 year old game, SH4 worts and all, this has some stellar mechanics and gameplay. But alas its aways going to be a dead end eventually.
What are the chances a software company will pickup or build something like SH4 Atlantc/Pacific Theater in the future and how can we influence that?
Lots of war sims now, but none have that simulation feel and immersion of SH4.
Yeah I know its all about revenue at gaming houses, so if that forecast isnt profitable then low chance.
But I can image a game, using modern UI and game engines, highly and easily moddable, being a hit with the niche community and selling well. With todays revenue model of DLC's and content packs it game certainly have some lasting income.
Thoughts?
I've loved simulation strategy games my whole life. I played Silent Service to death when it came out.
I even remember an arcade version that I was lucky enough a few years back to play again when Disney Quest in Orland still had that 4 story arcade.
For a 12 year old game, SH4 worts and all, this has some stellar mechanics and gameplay. But alas its aways going to be a dead end eventually.
What are the chances a software company will pickup or build something like SH4 Atlantc/Pacific Theater in the future and how can we influence that?
Lots of war sims now, but none have that simulation feel and immersion of SH4.
Yeah I know its all about revenue at gaming houses, so if that forecast isnt profitable then low chance.
But I can image a game, using modern UI and game engines, highly and easily moddable, being a hit with the niche community and selling well. With todays revenue model of DLC's and content packs it game certainly have some lasting income.
Thoughts?