Forever Entertainment, the Polish publisher that has collaborated with SEGA with rebooting other classic titles such as Panzer Dragoon, will be remaking The House of the Dead 1 & 2 with MegaPixel Studio as the developer for the games and will be true to the original games’ storyline with some graphical differences and tweaked game play to bring them to modern day gaming.
The House of the Dead 1 & 2 Remake is targeting a release window of 2020 with no console announcement just yet. Since the House of the Dead games are rail shooters, where players are AMS agents destroying abominable creatures in their path, it may have a release on the Nintendo Switch.
What are your initial thoughts on The House of the Dead 1 & 2 being remade from the ground up? Would you have also like to see the games ported to modern consoles in it’s original format by SEGA & M2? Feel free to leave a comment below!
Source:[VideoGamer.com]
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I’d much rather have a SEGA / M2 port. Forever Entertainment hasn’t really proven themselves yet. Let’s see how Panzer Dragoon turns out before we give them all of SEGA’s IPs.
I really don’t understand why SEGA / M2 can’t just port the games themselves. They’re porting the Virtual On games and games like Virtual Fighter 2 and Fighting Vipers have appeared in Yakuza / Judgment games. What’s the big whoop?
@RushDawg You make a very good point, dude. Also, I like your name because it sounds cool. 😎
They need to hire Harry Shearer so he can do his Smithers voice for the Goldman role.
Outsourcing sucks. No thanks. I’d rather play the real SEGA games again instead.
This would be awesome so long as there is a light gun peripheral available for that console. Playing a light gun fame with a touch screen or a joypad just doesn’t capture the spirt of these games and isn’t much fun