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Buldozer:
I would like to see Tony Hawk pro Skater tuning in to a MMOPRG, i find it fun the idea of being skatting in a huge world with other people, it maybe interesting, and the other game would be Mirror0s Edge that would be sooo cool
LaBunny:

Personally I wait since years for Grandia Online. If they can take its unique battle system (which is a mix of real time and strategy) of it into the MMO somehow, I think I'll die happy!! xD

The rest is pretty much like most RPGs, but I always loved the stories from the Grandia series. So I hope the MMO would have a great story line to quest for.

Some funny casual MMO would be Mario Kart and/or Mario Party. Everyone wo played it likes one of them or both. Such MMOs are already around but who wouldn't like to play with Mario and his friends?
I didn't play those MMO racing games but if there would be a Mario Kart Online I would download it immediately!

Final Fantasy Tactics (+ FFT A2 for the DS) would also be a nice MMO. There are plenty of Jobs/Classes aviable, a few races, learning skills through equipment and alot of quests. Every player could make his/her own clan, taking quests from the tavern or craft your own equip with tresures to learn new skills.

Vulrin:
If I remember right, there was a Japanese dot hack mmo. (Though it was more of a chat game than anything else.) But that was years ago. It was also a 2d game and fairly small. But I digress, I would love to see the Suikoden series(My favorite series) made into an mmo. Players could choose a nation (Or guilds could make their own "liberation army") to belong to and fight for territory during wars. Not to mention players could take such roles as blacksmiths, merchants, and various other things.
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Online Game VS. Video Game

With the development of game industry, more and more online games have mushroomed across the world. Many game companies start to make online products to expand the market. And more and more famous single player games are being brought online, like CS and DoA. Will you accept these classical video games to be adapted? In your opinion, is it a good thing for video games to go online?

1. Diablo Or World of Diablo?

And for all the games out there that I really wish to see being an MMORPG is Diablo series. I believe many of us also wish this. There are too many reasons why I want this title to be an MMORPG. Sure Blizzard can say they don't want to bring this title to MMORPG world yet, as their WoW is still reigning as the defending champion of its genre. But I can feel the demand will getting higher and higher. For me, the number one reason why I put Diablo as my top wishlist for MMORPG is because the name behind the series, Blizzard. I have seen how they always put their heart on developing games and no wonder most of their games always success. So unlike the other title, that I see has potential concept to be adopted to MMORPG, I just plainly believe that when Blizzard decide to bring this series as MMORPG, it will offer somethings to enjoy. I do have my own doubt about Starcraft II although I don't doubt it will be commercially success, but Blizzard's team always have concept, they have passion, and they have creativity or innovation. That's what new MMORPG need.

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2: .Hack

What is it:
.Hack is an interesting Japanese RPG in which the game, itself, is composed of a story about people who play an online game called "The World". The game follows the trials and tribulations of a group of players who are in an MMORPG, allowing you to crawl dungeons, fields, interact with other 'players', trade, chat, send/receive short mail, read 'news', and browse the game forums, just as if the game you were playing is a real MMO. The timeline is usually set in the not too distant future, giving the world a feeling of sci-fi, but also not making it so far fetch that we can't relate.

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Why it should be online:

For the most obvious reason, it's basically an MMO already. The game is based on playing in a fake MMO that mocks/mimics all the features a real MMO has. There are base character models, job classes, skill sets, gear, areas, and dungeons as well as typical base-towns. The only thing that is stopping it from being an MMO really is that it's not online.

Which Games (No matter PC or Console) u most wanted to be MMORPG??
1. Diablo Series
2. StarCraft Series
3. Super Mario Series
4. The Elder Scroll
6. Others ( feel free to leave a comment)

Excellent Points
Dexcross

Art of Adopting Video Game To MMO.

-- It's an art because we can't say that adding multiplayer or even online feature to a stand alone video game will guarantee the game to be a success hit. It is not an exact science that can be formulated as:

Video Game Title + Online Feature = Great MMOG

This is WRONG!!!

-- Before we know any video games in this world, people already play games using card. Before we play any MMORPGs, people already play RPGs based on physical rule. Can we still find card game and non electronic RPGs today? Yes we can still find them. In fact, some of the new card game are getting more and more popular. Why would an already successful online game like World of Warcraft give birth to an old non online card game called WoW trading card game? In my country, the number of pre release event of Magic The Gathering card always growing!


neramaar
Online or Off

Does anyone here remember Mario Kart 64? If you do, then like me you'll probably have a special section of your brain dedicated solely to some of the awesome memories you had playing it multiplayer with 3 of your mates. You may also have another section dedicated to the dead arms they gave you when you hit them with a red shell right before the line, and waved as you flew past and took the cup. I still have bruises...

What about Counter Strike at your local LAN cafe? I still remember the sound of 24 players buying their weapons and switching to their knife booming across the hollow room, followed soon after by someone yelling "Orping is for losers you camping f?%&!" It wasn't the prettiest sound in the world but it definitely had some memorial properties to it.

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