I'll say it once again, I've probably said it a dozen times around these boards, we need a handheld Banjo Kazooie for the 3DS, maybe an update/combination of the first two for the N64?
Zelda II. Needs gameplay improvements as well as graphical updates. A remake would be greatly appreciated, but so would a new game with this style, just take note from the Legend of Princess and keep Link using tools instead of Magic.
Why can't Link use magic? He's always used magic. And honestly, I don't think any gameplay improvements would need to be made.
Lemme rephrase. Keep magic, but don't do away with tools. And I do think it would be nice if they did some minor gameplay movements. A backflip would make for good dodging, and I'd like to see some rapid swinging motion with the sword, instead of the old fashioned thrust.
It should be expanded into a 3D action game. I doubt Zelda II will ever be remade, though. As long as it had "Zelda" in the title, it would alienate lots of players.
And I wish they would bring back the idea of Link "learning" magic in new games.
Not true. If it has Zelda in the title, people would totally buy it. Especially those without prior knowledge of the original. And frankly, knowing Nintendo as they are today, unless they got, say, Retro to develop it, it'd probably be really easy.
The best strategy in the game: go up stairs and pause balls.
@Shadx: Yeah, but people would see "Zelda" in the title and then expect it to be similar to other Zelda games.
People need to be more open minded. That's why original and experimental games fail so often. Instead of simply making more war shooters, we need people to start trying new things.
The best strategy in the game: go up stairs and pause balls.
@Shadx: Yeah, but people would see "Zelda" in the title and then expect it to be similar to other Zelda games.
People need to be more open minded. That's why original and experimental games fail so often. Instead of simply making more war shooters, we need people to start trying new things.
So true..
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@Shadx: Yeah, but people would see "Zelda" in the title and then expect it to be similar to other Zelda games.
People need to be more open minded. That's why original and experimental games fail so often. Instead of simply making more war shooters, we need people to start trying new things.
That's the problem, though. A series' fanbase is going to have expectations for new games based on what the other games are like. If Nintendo tried to make a modern Zelda game like Zelda II, just imagine what the reaction would be. It's too bad, but that's the way it works.
@Shadx: Yeah, but people would see "Zelda" in the title and then expect it to be similar to other Zelda games.
People need to be more open minded. That's why original and experimental games fail so often. Instead of simply making more war shooters, we need people to start trying new things.
There is a war shooter in development where you play a war photographer. That's pretty neat.
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@Shadx: Yeah, but people would see "Zelda" in the title and then expect it to be similar to other Zelda games.
People need to be more open minded. That's why original and experimental games fail so often. Instead of simply making more war shooters, we need people to start trying new things.
There is a war shooter in development where you play a war photographer. That's pretty neat.
If we get more info on that it'll be on my "force other people to play this game" list perhaps.
It would be a nice surprise to get a Zelda game that's actually a third chapter to a certain Zelda. We only ever get two. And it's usually a sequel to whatever the last generation of Zelda was ( with Phantom Hourglass being the only exception )
Phantom Hourglass is the sequel to Wind Waker, which was a last gen.
No, the last generation to Phantom Hourglass was Twilight Princess. Wind Waker came before that, so it was a sequel to a two-genration old game.
Spirit Tracks would also be the third, though distance, sequel in that arc.
Spirit Tracks takes place after Wind Waker, but it's not a sequel in my book. It's only a sequel if it's the same character from hthe last game. That'd be like saying WindWaker and Twilight Princess are third chapters to Ocarina of Time.
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I think I misunderstood your comment on Zelda's last generation. I thought you were referring to game systems, not the screwy timeline of the Zelda series.
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Strider and Chrono (Trigger, Cross) are so long overdue for sequels it's pathetic. Also, old school-type Final Fantasy, more medieval in style, focusing on crystals. I'd like to see Square deviate from the more sci-fi environments for at least one entry.
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@FluttershyGuy - Striderdid get a follow-up; Capcom developed it for the PlayStation One back in 2000 called Strider 2. I haven't played it, but judging from the screenshots I saw on the MobyGames website, it looks really good. There was also another Strider title that came out in 1990 for the MegaDrive (and the Amiga, and the Sega Master System, and the Game Gear, and the Commodore 64, et al), which was the initial "follow-up" to the original game, but it wasn't developed by Capcom (nor did they have anything to do with it); Strider II (or Strider Returns). The 1990 game, I've looked up, is not one gamers are very fond of; again, haven't played it, but I remember researching on sites like Wikipedia and YouTube that it's quite frowned upon by many. The original Strider is a cool game, and decent fun.
@FluttershyGuy - Striderdid get a follow-up; Capcom developed it for the PlayStation One back in 2000 called Strider 2. I haven't played it, but judging from the screenshots I saw on the MobyGames website, it looks really good. There was also another Strider title that came out in 1990 for the MegaDrive (and the Amiga, and the Sega Master System, and the Game Gear, and the Commodore 64, et al), which was the initial "follow-up" to the original game, but it wasn't developed by Capcom (nor did they have anything to do with it); Strider II (or Strider Returns). The 1990 game, I've looked up, is not one gamers are very fond of; again, haven't played it, but I remember researching on sites like Wikipedia and YouTube that it's quite frowned upon by many. The original Strider is a cool game, and decent fun.
I should've been more specific, I'm sorry. I know about Strider 2 and have it. It has two discs, with Strider & Strider 2 (which are flip flopped though, with Strider on Strider 2 disc and vice versa, LOL). Strider 2 IS fun! I highly recommend getting it used (or new if you can find it) somewhere. It's a shame it's not at PlayStation Store yet. The game is somewhat easier than Strider, with unlimited continues. But, great graphics (for PlayStation One game); fun, explosive game play; and good music! I thought it was an excellent follow up to one of the great arcade games of the late 80's, Strider! That was 2000, though, when Strider 2 came out. A sequel is long overdue! At least Strider Hiryu has been in Capcom Vs. fighting games.
Hoping for a chance to play the less official Strider titles one day. Those I have not played. Strider for NES, based on Strider Hiryu manga is also excellent. Maybe one of these years, if Capcom ever gets back to Wii VC releases, we'll see the Genesis Strider. I'm interested in seeing how close to the arcade version it is.
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metroid fusion sequel - no more games inbetween the timeline of the series. i want nintendo to move forward with this franchise and make and release follow up games. metroid other m was the sequel to super metroid whilst fusion is the sequel of other M that came out before that game on the GBA.
make a side scroller game for the 3DS and the wii U game both first person with old school 3rd person side scrolling metroid gameplay.
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