This is a request to the developer and publisher of Spartan: Total Warrior wich is a spin-off title of the total war series.

I know this game in love. I used to play this game with my friend when I was little even though the missions are single player, they were just so epic to look at with the amazing soundtrack and the amount of body's on the screen. We were searching every mission for secret unlocks for the awsome arena mode we invested much time in after the campaign was done. 

However as time did go by, the consoles were replaced and games got ''old''. My friend gave his ps2 and all his games to his nephew and proceeded on to the ps3. I wasn't really a fan of consoles so I got stuck and still am with pc. There were only a select few console games that really got burned into my heart and I have been thirsting to play again since.

As you know some console exclusives now come ported at a later date to PC but they often have problem with performence and I only found a select few interesting but most of them were still popular on pc. Because old console exclusives such as Spartan: Total Warrior never came to the pc most probarly don't even know about this game while being part of the Total War™ series. Even though it is an old game I do still think there are other people that remember this game and still would very much like to see it again.

I also think many new people are interested in a remaster of this game since its fighting with massive army's against massive army's and mythological creatures. Also the word ''Spartan'' attracts people. Sadly most of the console classics I know can't be remastered anymore either because the developer or publisher don't exist anymore or the game wasn't succesfull enough.

However I think that Spartan: Total Warrior does have a chance to be remastered! It just needs a little bit more attention to let CA and SEGA remember about this game and consider a remastered edition for most importantly PC and for consoles.

Please help raise this attention, games like this must not be forgotten!