The Great Game Gauntlet 👑 DAY 2

[edgemundo]

Being an Amiga kid I have to go with a Psygnosis collection. 

They developed and published some great games beyond Lemmings with stunning graphics and music for the time. 

Shadow of the Beast, Blood Money, Wipeout, Colony Wars, Agony, Armour-Geddon.

[mooken]

Natsume for their NES-SNES era games, they were hit after for after hit.

Would also be interested in WayForward, they've done great work keeping the retro genre alive.

[VikingAl]

For me it hast to be a more complete version of Rare Replay and for it to release on Steam.

[MDGeist]

For me it would be Square/Enix.

Edited August 27 by MDGeist

[3Snakes]

I voted Atari due to the impact they had on the early consoles BUT, I totally would have picked an Intellivision collection if that had been an option!

[jphoots]

I think a Konami Arcade bundle would be a blast. 

[WesWarlord]

Lucasarts would probably be my vote. Lots of great games back in the day that would be awesome to revisit

[Bydofied]

My vote goes for Technos. A big collection having the classics Double Dragon (the ones from consoles, because the Arcade ones already had their re-release) and the Kunio-Kun saga would be great.

[numaluma]

I would like to see a MSX collection, spanning the best games from MSX and MSX 2/2+ era. Classics like Aleste, Thexder, Zanac and many others! (^_^)

[Stark]

Sierra Entertainment

So many awesome games from the 80s-90s: King's Quest, Police Quest, Quest for Glory, Gabriel Knight, Phantasmagoria, Space Quest... just to name a few

[GabrielP7]

A decent Rockstar Games Legacy Collection. All GTA's, including the portable/less famous ones, Bully, Red Dead Revolver, Redemption, without a need for a remake, just a good framerate and a little bit enhanced graphics and a good control adaptation for today's platforms.

[TheAgentGeek]

I Love the idea of CD PROJEKT RED. While I haven't played everything they've released just yet I'd like to see their older games get controller support. From what I've played I can tell they have a nack for GREAT storytelling and for me person while I love gaming tell me a great story with it and i'm hooked.

[Psycho_Ch]

Square enix, fromsoftware and CD project red

[LavosBR]

Platinum Games needs a platinum collection lol

[M_Behr_Auth]

I'd like to have a Cinemaware-Collection with a little bit more polish to some of the titles, maybe goodies like storyboards, backstories, etc.

[lloydchristmas]

Ocean Software,

Say what you want about there games but some of the best tunes in the NES & SNES era.

 

[DemmyTree]

Infogrames Collection, they did a lot of releases under their companys publishing like Bugs Bunny Lost in time

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Infogrames_games

[crimsonbelvedere]

A collection of ZUN's Touhou games from his company Team Shanghai Alice would be unbelievable. Touhou is such a special series in that ZUN clearly had so much passion behind the first entries in the series but they were also clearly made by just a single person. To have the legacy like he does now and to be unable to play the first five games is just devastating. Its possible to play these games now through a PC-98 emulator but having these games rereleased nearly 30 years later on modern platforms is something ZUN truly deserves. 

1. Highly Responsive to Prayers (東方靈異伝, Tōhō Reiiden, lit. "Wondrous Tale", 1997)
2. Story of Eastern Wonderland (東方封魔録, Tōhō Fūmaroku, lit. "Demon-Sealing Record", 1997)
3. Phantasmagoria of Dim. Dream (東方夢時空, Tōhō Yumejikū, lit. "Dream Space-Time", 1997)
4. Lotus Land Story (東方幻想郷, Tōhō Gensōkyō, lit. "Fantasy Land", 1998)
5. Mystic Square (東方怪綺談, Tōhō Kaikidan, lit. "Bizarre Romantic Story", 1998)

    

[jgoethals]

We were a Sega household (no Nintendo) and I definitely spent many an hour mastering;

• Shinobi
• Wonderboy in Monsterland
• Fantasy Zone II
• Kenseiden

Exhausting! But my favourite company is easily:

 Sierra Entertainment

I played so many of those games for so many hours.

 

Edited August 27 by jgoethals
to answer the question

[luciferous]

Lots of great answers here, and I agree with much of what's been said, but one company that hasn't been mentioned yet is Infocom.  Those games were a different animal, of course, but the fact that brand new players would have the exact same experience today that they did decades ago (without the baggage or expectations of modern graphics) is amazing.