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Message: [QUOTE="Kannibal, post: 1860, member: 489"] I think a great and underappreciated port of an old game is Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance. It's a straight forward port with no added bells and whistles that was developed to run on new platforms. I do not agree with the price, but it's still a great example of what I wish other developers would do. Another example are Nightdive Studio's Quake and Quake II, as they add features that modernize the releases and makes it accessible to controller players who are less comfortable on mouse and keyboard. For being a predominantly multiplayer focused series, adding modern features such as matchmaking and lobbies further sets an example of how ports of classic games should be handled. Some people might take issue with the fact that they altered enemy behavior in the Quake games, but that was necessary as the old behavior and placement had become stale and predictable. I'm definitely looking forward to see if they do anything with Quake III Arena. [/QUOTE]

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