[Arcteryx]

Warehouse 13: running around finding artifacts/solving puzzles would be badass

Archer: make it like XIII(cell-shaded/cartoony) mixed with NOLF

Justified: free-roam backwoods version of LA Noire

[RadioActiveLobster]

Futurama Game with fully explorable universe, written and voiced by the shows writers and cast.

Think Freelancer but set in the Futurama Universe.

[Jarmel]

Battlestar is one where I'm surprised we haven't seen a top tier effort yet.

[Tamanon]

Burn Notice would be tough as he doesn't kill anybody on the show, lol.

[Sanjay]

Game of Thrones.

[excaliburps]

Burn Notice would be tough as he doesn't kill anybody on the show, lol.

Hey, they do! But they're "big" characters when Michael has to kill anyone.

Also, wouldn't it be a good gameplay mechanic NOT killing enemies? But rather subduing them in other means? That would be a good diversion to all that mindless running-and-gunning we have now. :D

Hmm...also, Quantic Dream doing a Twilight Zone game could be either boring as fuck, or ingenious enough that it will work.

[Dragonzord]

Battlestar is one where I'm surprised we haven't seen a top tier effort yet.

Don't know why you're surprised. We haven't seen a top tier effort for Star Trek either.

[CarbonatedFalcon]

Stargate (any series except perhaps Universe)

:(((((((

So sad how they screwed that up.

Still ripe for a variety of genres.

[ledman]

Grey's Anatomy: Even if the patients die , it's everything alright

[Dominoes]

A Breaking Bad graphic adventure game.

From Telltale Games.

[staticneuron]

High budget third person Dr. Who and torchwood games with the driving force being Steven Moffat/Russell Davies.

[hwy_61]

Maybe an Oz style game. Prison setting, you play a new inmate, doing quests for the different factions. That would be interesting.

Also, another vote for Twin Peaks. And there better be an optional 'damn fine cup of coffee' QTE, so I that I can do it over and over and over.

[Megadragon15]

Reboot.

[Papercuts]

Avatar: The Last Airbender has so much good videogame potential that it's nuts.

[disappeared]

MacGyver. Model it using some of the original Metal Gear Solid guidelines. Include a plethora of ways to approach objectives.

[GuessWho]

Sliders

[GrumpyAlien]

I would like to play an adventure game based on The Prisoner. Each chapter/level would be similar to the way an episode of the show worked. Where each one would revolve around a new manner of trickery or description. Possibly like Heavy Rain where gameplay is concerned.

[cuyahoga]

Terriers would of been great in a LA Noir style mold. Remember Terriers? Anyone? Any... eh. :(

Terriers could work within the realm of a more traditional action-based game with stealth and other mechanics. Much lower body count though.

by Obsidian Entertainment

Good thinking.

Gilmore Girls x Animal Crossing

Why not something exploring all of Kirk's different jobs?


Introversion Software could maybe do something interesting with The Wire.

[trinest]

Person of Interest :P

One of the main reasons I'm hyped for Watch Dogs.

Dexter

Shame someone already made an iOS game of it and handled it really poorly. :(

Archer NEEDS a videogame.

YES

[Gooster]

Breaking Bad RPG.

I'd play a Friday Night Lights game where I play as Coach Taylor.

[odhiex]

MacGyver. Model it using some of the original Metal Gear Solid guidelines. Include a plethora of ways to approach objectives.

Oh man...MacGyver my childhood hero. I want to see it coming in videogame form, but not sure the mechanics that suit to the original geniuses

[Jarmel]

Don't know why you're surprised. We haven't seen a top tier effort for Star Trek either.

Fair enough. Completely wasted on both fronts.

[flyinpiranha]

Stargate (any series except perhaps Universe) :((((((( So sad how they screwed that up. Still ripe for a variety of genres.

Man, took it to the second page to see Stargate... But this would be an excellent source for so many genres.

Man, I loved the potential of what SGU could have been.

[Kwixotik]

Adventure Time - open world action-RPG

[Dragonzord]

Fair enough. Completely wasted on both fronts.

I would honestly love a Star Trek game that has the conversation system from Alpha Protocol where you're on a time limit to say the right thing, and if you don't, you piss off a faction/person and it can come back to haunt you. The away missions can be as simple as dice rolls with text and the space combat could be the purely text for all I care. Just let me run around the interior of my ship and try to prevent the galaxy from blowing me up.

and score with alien babes


edit: And now that I think about it. Lego Star Trek also seems perfect.

[Ventilaator]

I will keep saying Burn Notice in threads like this forever. Open world game. The stupid irrelevant side missions are written right into the story, but you need to do them for money to buy equipment you need in other harder missions. Give that game some freeform mission design in a Hitmany sort of way, add the conversation system from Alpha Protocol and done.

[devilinanewdress]

Carnivalé. Nothing suggests it would make a good game but I just need more Carnivalé.

[jufonuk]

Breaking Bad. Essentially it would play like Cooking Mama

+ GTAIV

[hertog]

seinfeld

Well everyone makes a game about something

[hertog]

Futurama Game with fully explorable universe, written and voiced by the shows writers and cast. Think Freelancer but set in the Futurama Universe.

wow, that would be awesome.

[Canis lupus]

Woke up this morning, got yoself a gun

[GlenChivas]

Arrested Development Frozen Banana Stand Mr. Manager make it so

This.

[GungHo]

Person of Interest :P

Shoot all adversaries in the knees for 100% synchronization.

[XxSlasherMcGirkxX]

Good one that exists

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Chaos: I played this many years after it came out when I became a fan of the show and was surprised how playable this game was and how much fun I actually had with it.

Has a game already but really needs a good one

X-Files : The PC/PS1 original was good on paper but terrible writing, story and gameplay were atrocious. Resist of Serve could have also been good but it really was one of the worst modern day Resident Evil clones on the PS2.

Surprised it hasn't happened yet

Supernatural: So much potential with this one. Still currently on air and will be for sometime. World full of action and monsters with wise cracking heroes. How is this not a game already?

[Gooster]

+ GTAIV

The locales of Breaking Bad would remind me more of Red Dead Redemption. heh

[8bit]

[Cosmozone]

I've got yet to see a One Piece game that lives up to the show's potential for gaming.

[MrCunningham]

They did. It's called Alan Wake.

Max Payne 1 and 2 both had shades of Twin Peaks through out them too. Especially Max Payne 2. You can really tell that Sam Lake loved Twin Peaks. :P

the telltale game is the best game any walking dead game could be

You know, after my disappointment with BttF, I kind of became a bit hesitant of Telltales games. But, maybe I should take a look at this one.

[Jomjom]

XIII

[StuBurns]

Lost, and it's funny because on GAF we'd had big discussions about the future direction of the Tomb Raider series, and how it'd be cool if it aped the premise of Lost, and then bizarrely when announced and first discussed, it appeared to be just that. The E3 showing made it seem garbage though, so who knows, fingers crossed.

Person of Interest would make for a great game, I don't think Watch Dogs will be anything like it beyond the stylistic comparison, but who knows.

[Mr_eX]

Supernatural

[Apdiddy]

I think Mad Men would make a great game, but I'm not sure what type of game it would be (hell, people who were on the show were in LA Noire)....so maybe LA Noire is that "Mad Men" game.

I also think True Blood would work in the Telltale Games episiodic format -- Telltale did zombies with the Walking Dead, so they could do vampires with True Blood.

And It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia as a RPG. Just take the South Park RPG idea and adapt it to the show. It could work.

[Backwards Marathon]

Community?

[twinturbo2]

A 2 Broke Girls game would be pretty cool, kinda like an M-rated Diner Dash. Just thought of that.

[Zylander]

Where is my Battlestar Galactica game? Really. I want an AAA game not some lame cash in.

[Nimajneb]

Adventure Time - open world action-RPG

This. The DS game looks fantastic, but Adventure Time has a great setting for an RPG. It's so sad that all WRPGs are stuck in the most generic medieval fantasy settings.

[Tagg9]

I would have loved a well thought out 24 game.

[Pociask]

M*A*S*H.

[cj_iwakura]

Dead Like Me. Open world, meet at the diner for new missions.

Take souls, kick back and watch the fireworks.

[The_Hitcher89]

The Wire would have made a great third person shooter in the True Crime mould. You could drive around doing side-missions for citizens, have gunfights with drug-dealers, tail corrupt politicians. Maybe even territory wars like in San Andreas, trying to wrestle control of the streets from the various drug-dealing organisations. Bunk would play the 'Roman from GTAVI' role, which would be great. Maybe borrow LA Noire's interrogations as well, and QTE fist fights would obviously be nice

It'd fit in with the ethos of the show as well as being a great, unique game in its own right