Kotaku writes: "Adrenaline junkies who feel the need-specifically, the need for speed-but don't have access to an actual F-14D or a deluxe arcade cabinet will be gleefully forced to settle for Sega's console port of After Burner Climax, it's 2006 aerial dogfighter.
Rarely do Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network games feel as arcade-y as does After Burner Climax, which puts players in control of one of three high speed jetfighters, millions of rounds of artillery and thousands of missiles to dispose of a nuclear threat, shooting down hundreds of enemy airships along the way. After Burner Climax doesn't deviate far from the course set by its arcade predecessors with the exception of the slowly regenerating Climax Meter, which when employed slows down time and temporarily grants the player infinite lock-on missiles."
After Burner Climax launched on home consoles and PC back in 2010, and we've seen very little of the series since.
These remakes and remasters are must-haves in this next generation.
Gunstar Heroes was made by Treasure. I'm not sure if that IP actually belongs to Sega. If it does, the ONLY modern day developer that I think would do that game justice is Housemarque. Maybe Sega could collaborate with Sony to let them make a modern day Gunstar Heroes. I definitely think Shinobi and Afterburner need modern day remakes though.
I feel like there are stronger Sega IP's than some of the ones that were listed such as...
Vector Man
Comix Zone
Virtual On
Ranger X
Jet Set Radio
Landstalker
Eternal Champions
As hard as it was, the Shinobi remake that came out on PS2 was decent. But yes, a new remake would be great. Always loved that series.
DSOGaming writes: "A few days ago, we informed you about Red Dead Redemption running in the best emulator for Playstation 3, RPCS3. And today, we are happy to report that Okami HD and After Burner Climax are fully playable from start to finish in the latest version of RPCS3."