7 Games That Deserve a Remake Besides Final Fantasy VII

We’re all excited for the Final Fantasy VII remake. The graphics, the voice acting and the information about additional scenes are all breathtaking. A lot of gamers grew up with the adventures of Cloud Strife. Of all the games in the Final Fantasy series, this one makes the most sense to remake.

But there are plenty of other classic games that would do just as well with some touching up. Here are seven video games that deserve a remake besides Final Fantasy VII.

Suikoden II

Not only is Suikoden II the best of its series, it’s one of the best RPGs of its era. Released in 1998, the story is deep and intricate, shaped largely by the choices you make. Three best friends grow up together and end up shaped by the world in very different ways.

The people you recruit and the stories you choose to explore determine what way you end up shaping the world. It also determines how many of you survive the process. Suikoden II flew under the radar for a lot of ’90s gamers and a facelift could be exactly what it needs to bring it back to the surface.

Final Fantasy VI

Anyone who played the Final Fantasy series before Final Fantasy VII put it on the map agrees that the sixth installment, released in 1994, was one of the best. In a world overrun by the evil Kefka, your team of protagonists come together to change the world. And change it you do, in a very literal way.

Halfway through the game, the world map literally changes, even as the game continues on. A Final Fantasy VI remake would also be an easy sell in a world where we already have several Final Fantasy remakes and remasters on the market.