Video game series that should come back?

Metroid is not dead, Federation Force is being made (But the stubborn so called "fans" don't care) and iirc they said they'd make another Metroid after it, which will most likely be 2D on the NX.

Also, F-Zero is dead but Captain Falcon took over Smash Bros.
 
Magikrazy said:
Comeback? Was FE ever gone at any point?

I was under the impression that it's been continuous since the NES days.

And as I've said before, Metroid should not come back, at least not for a while.
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well probably was refering to how we didnt even get fe12 outside of japan, so yeah it was sort of dead and awakening was seen as a comeback.

But otherwise its been pretty alive in japan at least.
 
Magikrazy said:
Comeback? Was FE ever gone at any point?

I was under the impression that it's been continuous since the NES days.

And as I've said before, Metroid should not come back, at least not for a while.
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Awakening was meant to be the final game if it didn't sell well
 
Chara said:
Sylveon said:
Midna said:
Paper Mario
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B-but Color Splash :yoshi:
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what are you talking about, there hasn't been a paper mario game since spm

probably just some fangame
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Paper Mario: Sticker Star
Mario and Luigi: Paper Jam
I choose not to erase the world; you don't scare me!
 
Super Mario Galaxy
Kirby 64 (it needs a 3DS remake)
Super Mario Sunshine (as before)
Zelda Oracle
Playstation Allstars Battle Royale
Mario Edutainment (fovr tor laylz)
"Old" Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario World
That's all I got.
 
The mention of Kirby 64 intrigues me. Reason being that I though it would be nice if the style of Kirby 2, 3 and 64 gets a return to form in a new game, rather than the Super Star style.

What do I mean by this? Essentially the former group (directed by Shinichi Shimomura) are more slow-paced and puzzle-like and feature animal friends, while the latter is more fast-paced and fighter-like (and is a product of Masahiro Sakurai). The later games take after Super Star the most. Certainly, the latter group is the most enjoyed one, which is probably why it's still the direction of Kirby games (as seen with Planet Robobot).

Of the later games, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is the closest to embody the former group, where the games are more puzzle-oriented and the pacing is on the slower side. It doesn't fully count since it is not a traditional experience, but the feel of this game is on par with Dreamland 2, 3 and 64.

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Anyway, I would also like to see Wario's Woods and Puzzle League both make a return. Although action puzzlers aren't popular in this current gaming climate, both experiences were a blast.

Thanks for reading.
 
I wonder whatever happened to those characters in Shimomura's games anyway? Did his will state something about them never appearing again?
 
Castlevania notthatabominiationthatisLordsofShadow

Mercury Steam should BURN BURN TO THE GROUND for fucking up the Castlevania series.

 
Magikrazy said:
At least there's Bloodstained (as well as Mighty No. 9 and Yooka-Laylee).
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Yeah, but it's still not the Castlevania that I like with the Belmonts and Dracula.