Fullmetal Alchemist, Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, a Hellboy game that wasn't GURPS, Heroes, and I'll second Mongoose Traveller Firefly (I'm gonna try and put something like that together myself when this semester's over).

Oh, and Push wasn't that great of a movie, but I bet it would make an awesome RPG.

Maybe that Stephen Brust stuff, or the Malazan stuff.

I wouldn't buy it, but it would make an awful lot of folk happy.

Otherwise, Law and Order, as a traditional rpg and not a Forge one.

Quote from: J Arcane;290012This game came very very close to being a Holmes RPG.  Honestly you could probably use the cases therein as game campaigns.

Thanks! I'll look into it!

A bubble gummy rules light G.I. Joe RPG box set would be nice.  It makes way too much sense to ever happen.  A Hasbro license with a movie coming out soon.

The Majipoor Chronicles by Robert Silverberg.

Quote from: Drohem;290099The Majipoor Chronicles by Robert Silverberg.

YES.

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A Gaean Reach RPG.

-clash

I'd like to see one for the Temeraire series because that's what I'm playing now.  

I'm not sure I'd play them, but for the good of the hobby, I'd like to see some RPGs based on popular kids series: a solid fantasy RPG of Harry Potter, and an edgy White-Wolf-like RPG of Twilight.

I want Tales of New Crobuzon, but it's looking like vapourware.

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I wouldn't mind seeing a game based on the Supernatural television show. There may even be one coming out, but I can't remember if that was wishful thinking or now. I just like the show and think it'd make a fun setting.

I love the setting for Bladerunner too. Movie, book.... whichever. Cyberpunk sorta came close, but not quite. A dying earth. Off-world colonies. Radiation fallout every day. Weird animal cloning cults and odd religions. Over-bearing corporations. Androids. Sure, there's plenty of games that stole a shit-ton of ideas out of Bladerunner (in addition to many other books by Phillip K. Dick and stuff).

The Neo-Tokyo in Akira might be fun if all the PCs made one biker gang. Well, it'd by a hyper-specialized game in that regard. This IS a wish-list, so reality isn't needed here. So shhhh.



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Quote from: GrimJesta;290190The Neo-Tokyo in Akira might be fun if all the PCs made one biker gang. Well, it'd by a hyper-specialized game in that regard. This IS a wish-list, so reality isn't needed here. So shhhh.



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An Akira game based on the manga, and minus the uber-psychics (there are a lot of lower level psychics that shouldn't be such a problem... pretty much everybody but kaneda, akira, and the three kids...) would be really freaking awesome. There might be separate setting write ups for pre and post destruction tokyo for that too.

Quote from: RPGPundit;289991What book, movie, comic, computer game or TV series would you want to see an RPG about, that has never had one?

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I've said a version of this in various other threads : "LOST".

 You might not be able to get that exactly ...but something that gets the whacky /over-the-topness of it all in a role playing game would be fun.

That show is best looked at as an RPG campaign that was meant to be a one-off , except the players begged the GM to turn it into a campaign. The tail section survivors was a back up campaign group that merged with the main bunch . The "others" and DHARMA initiative plots was nortes from an older campaign that ghot re-booted and re-used in the present campaign.  (I've done a more complete version of this monologue before and at the store....)


- Ed C.

Quote from: beejazz;290284An Akira game based on the manga, and minus the uber-psychics (there are a lot of lower level psychics that shouldn't be such a problem... pretty much everybody but kaneda, akira, and the three kids...) would be really freaking awesome. There might be separate setting write ups for pre and post destruction tokyo for that too.

Egg-freakin'-zactly.

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Quote from: Koltar;290313I've said a version of this in various other threads : "LOST".

Wouldn't this game just involve having a bunch of random plot, setting and device tables that make no sense and rolling them over and over again until the campaign became unprofitable?

I'd seen that game before. I think it was the Twin Peaks and X-Files RPGs.

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