For me it would be one of four: -
- Fable 1 / 2... as a casual fun cartoonish mmo. I think it would be great fun and an interesting world to explore.
- Mass Effect... what more needs to be said... A TPS with Bioware story-telling.
- Fallout... Yes this would be amazing... post apocalyptic isolationist freaky drama.
- and I hate to say this but... Skyrim... Yes, I am aware that ESO exists.
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Or Skyrim where they did not handle the tone of the original particularly well, and while ESO is fun in its way, it does not have the atmosphere or tone of an Elder Scrolls game.
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for a Mass Effect and a Stargate i'll definitely play them
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Vampire: Bloodlines.
Soul Calibur.
X-COM/UFO.
Baldurs gate.
Also, Vindictus (also known as Mabinogi Heroes) is a prequel to an actual mmorpg called Mabinogi. It is beyond me why Nexon didn't make Vindictus an actual mmorpg like its sequel instead of the crap instance nonsense it is.
On a second note, nearly every game that I play has a multi-player function. If the root of the question is: what other genre (that isn't an MMO) game/IP would you like to see translated into an MMORPG, here is my short off-the-cuff list (in no particular order):
Diablo
Starcraft
Red Dead
The problem with the MMORPG genre (as most people expect it to be) is that it sucks the soul out of a game, and replaces it with a hamster wheel of activities. This process could be arguably analogous to taking a great novel and turning it into a real time television show.
In my honest opinion, the MMORPG genre needs to die and/or be supplanted by a successing genre that is capable of incorporating innovative design and features that the current MMO-mold cannot adopt.
Case in point: the main impetus behind every MMORPG is to kill shit and advance, looting 1,000's of corpses as you go along.
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- Vampire: The Masquerade
- Deus-Ex
Personally I'd love for Atlus to make a new "Shin Megami Tensei" MMO.
Also, imo, Funcom should make a MMO based on the world and lore of "The Longest Journey" series.
A mecha MMORPG would be nice. Mechwarrior/Battletech? ..Heavy Gear? ...Gundam??
Some of these have too much lore and RPG potential to be wasted on just the aspects that fit into a MOBA. As long as you're not stuck in a mech the entire time and maybe if you can also be something other than a mech pilot it can work.
Others that were already mentioned, like Fallout, are also on my list.
Ghost in the Shell. With a prosthetic and implant system to go along with various weapons/armor the IP seems made for an MMO. It could have both sprawling cityscapes as well as rural, dessert, etc.
I actually remember playing a beta for a Stargate MMO at one time, but it got canned. I'm not surprised; it was in bad hands.
1.) Mass Effect would have been one of my top two choices for this, also.
I remember when they announced an untitled MMO project in the works, I was hoping it would be Mass Effect. Instead, they ended up with SWTOR... and I was glad they screwed that up instead of ME. The real Bioware is dead and buried at this point, so I hope they never try it now.
2.) Open-world D&D:
My mind is still blown we've never seen a real D&D IP MMORPG. I mean, everything was already in place through decades of lore and settings. So, all they had to do was build a world around it.
Instead, we ended up with a lame lobby-runner... twice!
But now to the real highlights!
Dying Light
Dragon's Dogma
Kingdom of Amalurz
No Man's Sky. A MMO over an unlimited amount of planets?? Colonize, explore, plant, craft spacestuff and flying vehicles? Attack other player's bases on distant planets? I would SO be in.
Unless you can go back in time and sell a buttload of copies or buy out the sourcecode (that actually is not impossible, shouldn't be to expensive), Copernicus will sadly stay dead though, too bad, they actually had some rather good devs on the team.