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This game would be great remastered and brought to 64 bit. Every game like this tried to be like this one and failed.
And the purpose of Sid Meier is not to copy/paste games, it's pretty obvious with the Civilization series. Like Colonization II was tied to CivIV engine. Cultural expansion was weird, but the rest was fine, like for Beyond Earth.
The second problem is unironically with Firaxis. The staff who worked on Alpha Centauri are no longer at FIraxis. Yes, that includes Brian Reynolds, who was the creative minds and pretty much the driving force behind SMAC. Sid Meier may be the man behind the Civilization franchise, but Alpha Centauri was very much Reynolds brainchild. Yes, Beyond Earth was nothing like SMAC. But thats ignoring the fact that SMAC itself was lightning in a bottle.
I'm all for a remaster for SMAC, but I believe it will be very difficult. Even just a faithful remaster, rescaling the game but keeping everything as is would be difficult. We were lucky that C&C Remastered turned out the way it did because C&C had both a dedicated community and Petroglyph (aka Westwood reborn) who provided the most faithful remaster possible. We can only hope the same can happen for SMAC.