What do you wish was made into a game?

[Prince of Happiness]

Another for Thundarr the Barbarian.

 

[Arashi Ravenblade]

Why not He-man or thundercats?

Harry Potter D20 would sell a ton and most likely would bring in a whole new group of gamers who normally would not have picked up a gaming book.

 

[sniffles]

Rumiko Takahashi's mange/anime "Inu-Yasha". I just love the Japanese setting without any samurai/bushido baggage.

 

[Psion]

X-Com!

I so considered doing that for Spycraft.


My 2 cents: Zothique.

(Heck, toss in grim tales with a necormancy friendly magic system, I'm there.)

 

[Psion]

Lodoss

http://www.enworld.org/showpost.php?p=323687&postcount=54

 

[Arnwyn]

Already got one for Robotech (Fuzion + Mekton Zeta + Hard Work = Great Game System)

Heh, me too (using the exact same equation you provided).

I've done (much of) the work for all the series I listed in my first post for our mashed-together anime universe game, but the time constraints are always a pain. I'd like Fuzion versions, though, because of the artwork and any additional technical details that I might have missed... and the equipment. Still a brutal pain to do.

Ghost in the Shell is on my short list to do. Should be pretty easy to do actually.

It is... Fuzion is designed for this sorta stuff, it seems to me...

 

[Nine Hands]

The Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series (sans the detailed personal bedroom stuff). Be a nice campaign idea if they can capture the feel of the books...

Hmm...that's running at OGC (a New Hampshire gaming convention), Brad Younie has a game system called Now Playing that runs TV and Novels very well. One of his demos is an Anita Blake event.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Vampire Hunter D. It would work either as a BESM game or a D20 Future setting with elements from Urban Arcana.

 

[Nine Hands]

Heh, me too (using the exact same equation you provided).

I've done (much of) the work for all the series I listed in my first post for our mashed-together anime universe game, but the time constraints are always a pain. I'd like Fuzion versions, though, because of the artwork and any additional technical details that I might have missed... and the equipment. Still a brutal pain to do.

It is... Fuzion is designed for this sorta stuff, it seems to me...

Yeah, I did not do the orignal conversion for the system, my friend TJ did. I'm helped out with some ideas and mecha designs. If you'd like to see any of the stuff we have or just discuss Fuzion stuff contact me off list. Just e-mail me at j_sheridan at yahoo.com

I really like Fuzion for the most part, very tweakable, very easy to play. Now for fantasy, I will use D20 right off the bat. Its just that Fuzion and Mekton were easy to access, had great mecha design rules and the system just works.

 

[MoogleEmpMog]

Wild ARMs
Steampunk high fantasy space opera... in the Wild West! Rich history and a really enjoyable setting, but the game would have to incorporate the tools/puzzles system and an extensive masterwork qualities system for ARMs to capture the feel.
System: True20 or original.

Dune
Because a world without an in-print Dune RPG is like a world without a Conan RPG - wrong on some very basic level. I can see a True20 version of this because of the emphasis on skills, but the d20 Modern basic/advanced/prestige class structure also holds a lot of appeal.
System: d20 Modern/Future or True20.

Magic: The Gathering
It's a pity that fan reaction apparently scared Wizards away from doing this. I'd love to see a system that incorporated the cards themselves into gameplay, but even without that, it's a rich and varied world.
System: d20, d20-hybrid or original.

Shadowrun
I've heard rumors that this is an actual game, but I'm sure all I've ever seen for it were some entertaining novel series and a couple of great console RPGs in the Genesis/SNES era.
System: d20 Modern/Future or Grim Tales