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Mike Flanagan was at one point signed up with Netflix to do a TV series adaptation of the Something is Killing the Children comics. It fell through. I want to see that series happen, very free reign to Flanagan with just a little bit of reeling in his long monologues.
TF3
Both titanfall and team fortress deserves a new game in the franchise
A next generation open source ww2/propeller combat flight sim from the community by the community. Sims (of any type) are a captive market so they are barely what they could be in this day and age. Open source sim and libraries could help in "pulling a Blender" with a next gen engine like Bevy engine.
Kerbal space program 2 with multiplayer.
Kitten Space Agency was just announced with a lot of former KSP folks, but still super early and not sure if they'll make it to the finish line
Separate idea: An open-world survival game, but using the TV show Jericho as the setting.
You find yourself stranded in western Kansas after dozens of American cities have just been nuked, and with nothing but the clothes on your back and a stolen car, you have to rob and scavenge the countryside to survive.
...I realized after typing out several paragraphs, that I basically want The Long Drive as a base game, but with BeamNG's driving and crash physics, and Insurgency: Sandstorm's gunplay.
Players would get most of their supplies from fighting NPCs, having to find a fine balance between crashing out their cars without destroying the stuff they're carrying, or the player smashing up their own ride in the process. I feel like Jonah Prowse's story on the show would make for a fun endgame: the player creating/joining an organized gang to fight with larger convoys/settlements.
I would hire a ton of artistic, technical, and creative people, both experienced and inexperienced, and I would fund them and encourage them to create novel things.
I always wanted to see genres merged into one great big epic universe
Plan and manage a galactic empire in the Civilization paradigm
Enter individual space battles like Eve Online..
Force boarding of captive ships and battle through them like Quake..
But have all this connected and running simultaneously.. you might be rushing though a FPS battle inside a ship trying to control of it when another Frigate in the space battle blows it apart etc. Or even as the ships bridge and navigation remains under hostile control you manage to take control of its weapons and use them to aid your side. Possibilities are endless..
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The Death Gate Cycle by Margaret Weiss and Tracey Hickman would be top choice.
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An extremely close second would be a mini-series based on the novel Imajica by Clive Barker (second only because I don't think anything would be able to truly do that book justice on screen so I'd be hesitant to even try.)
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A longer miniseries of L.A. Confidential that tells the whole story of the novel rather than having to chop and streamline it for a movie runtime. I love the movie and I think how they chose to cut and edit the story down is actually really brilliant, but I'd be interested in seeing the whole thing play out in a mini-series.
I would really love for the Cradle Series by Wight to be made into a video game. It's like the books were written to be a video game.
In the book, the magic system has definable levels, only certain ways to make mix them, augmentation choices. The whole time I read the books, all I could think was how cool would this be if you made an open world system where you could combine madra systems and various paths to make a million different ways you could play a game.
Someone needs to make it... And if I had the money I would commission it right away.
movie: any muppet movie
series: zefrank's true facts, numberphile, myths and legends podcast
video game: so far larian studios, but there's a lot of small pubs and indie devs that are great as well
F zero gx 2. GOAT racing game
Animated series for one of my favorite novels: Worm
It should be a long running series, with focus on the characters and the superhero society as a whole.
Arcane level animation would be nice
I'd fund A quality Fantasy MMO rpg so it wouldn't ever have micro transactions and would also scrub all guides about it from the internet in an attempt to bring back community based progression instead of 'why no meta bro?'
I'd fund a tv series about Rendevouz with Rama -book series. Yes, the whole series, even the crappy, goofy books not written by Clarke. Though I'd probably try to tone down the incest that goes on in some of those sequels.
I'd give the guy who made Wazhack a bunch of money. I like his take on nethack
Kaos season 2 to infinity
Manga-accurate Anime of Berserk fully hand drawn and without clang sounds for swords
Actual metaverse, consistent game physics, flight sim, animal sim, driving sim, etc. go through portals to enter different realms, like urban fantasy, high fantasy, scifi, cultivators, etc. inventory like those in cultivator/litrpg novels, I like the whole isekai genre fusion. Fusionfall prob influenced this take. Play as vr or pc/controller alongisde eachother. Vrchats never gonna be that, everythings avatar based no inventory, resonite meh, metas sucks, I dont see it happening
Deus Ex and cyberpunk.
Let them keep making games and slap as many wild dystopian conspiracy theories into it as possible. Both enhancing and sabotaging the general populous in it and watch the threads unravel and unite. Also would be curious to see how much of it ends up being true at the end of the day.
Resmaster of Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks. Best Mortal Kombat I ever played.
Pen and Teller's Desert Bus game. I'd make a Faithfull remake of it down to the amount of time it takes to complete.
Good news. You probably don't need a ton of money to make that happen
Ringworld and its sequels The Ringworld Engineers, Ringworld's Children, and the Ringworld Throne, with some less-dated attitudes. I mean I'm not totally opposed to rishathra as a concept, but just a few tweaks here and there to catch up with modern attitudes.
If money really wasn't an issue, the entire "Known Space" series. A chance for some really good CGI with Pierson's Puppeteers, Kzin, and all the specialised post-human races living on the Ringworld. And Thrint, Slavers, Outsiders, and so on.
Then there's the first-contact "The Mote in God's Eye" and its sequel "The Mote in Murchison's Eye" AKA "The Gripping Hand". Another opportunity for some interesting three-armed CGI aliens.
Oh, and "Footfall" - an alien invasion story. These aliens look somewhat like baby elephants 😲
Something new in the Avatar:TLA universe, could be any game/show/movie as long as it has the same writers as the original series. Korra was good but I need more damn it!
Kill 6 billion demons could be agreat show.
I'd say the Hyperion Cantos. But even with infinite money and an Oscar, even Bradley Cooper can't get that shit made.
Two games should be made into movies -
Interstate 76
Full throttle
Probably dating myself with those suggestions. Another wildcard game that should be made into a movie - MechWarrior - whatever version.
Series? More macross/robotech that makes sense. Macross Plus is the best for many reasons, but mostly because of the coherent plot. Give me awesome mecha, itano circus missile flights, and a plot that's not fucking stupid. (I can't stand robotech's plot, and macross is barely tolerable.)
Game? Master of Magic 2 that doesn't suck. I've seen 2 or 3 spiritual successors but they've failed in execution. Keep it simple. Update the original and add a touch of something. Don't reinvent it.
Movie? District 9 sequel. I don't know how they'd do it but the movie was so good I want more.