While the game might not be as popular as Final Fantasy, Suikoden has a dedicated fanbase and for good reasons. Not that the gameplay needs changing, but the ability to play in widescreen would be nice. Konami porting Symphony of the night to PC would not only allow it to be played by more people but might also allow modders to expand on the game’s features a bit. Why the Metal Gear Solid PC Port Needs to Include the Twin Snakes It’s part of the reason that the Metroidvania genre took off in my opinion, and right now the only ways to play it are via the PS1 port. Castlevania: Symphony of the NightĬastlevania: Symphony of the Night might just be the best Castlevania game ever made. Not only would Symphony of the Night be great for a PC release, but it was recently the game’s 22nd anniversary too. Right now the only way to play this game currently is to find an arcade that hasn’t updated its machine since 2008, so a PC port would be welcome.
While the arcade certainly provides the best experience for such games, a mouse is a good substitute. However, it is also the only game in the series which is a lightgun game. Silent Hill: The Arcade was a product of that struggle.Īs is typical of the post ‘Team Silent’ games, this game has a nonsense story and terrible voice acting.
Since the release of the 4th main game back in 2004, the series has been struggling to stay relevant. Silent Hill is easily one of Konami’s most popular and well-known franchises of all time. While the story was insane and the voice acting terrible, Silent Hill: The Arcade would be fun to play on PC. With the company starting to bring their back catalog to the PC gaming market, there are a fair few games that need to be on that list. Since then, Konami has also gone on to release the PC port of Silent Hill 4: The Room, a game originally released in 2004. It all started with rumors of a Metal Gear Solid PC rerelease that turned out to be very true. Konami has been re-releasing a slew of games to PC lately.
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