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Takamaru basically went through the same route that Little Mac did: they both appeared in Captain Rainbow and then got a revival. The main difference is that Punch Out got a brand new game, while Mysterious Murasame Castle was just remade as a game mode in Samurai Warriors 3.
Not to mention how we got 4 "New" Super Mario games.
I am so glad you said that. I wanted to post that too, but felt I might just come off as catty as hell.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Kinda like that Mad Max game which is coming out (and I'm gonna get it since I love the Mad Max trilogy).
So Starfox Assault.
Star Fox just needs to be rebooted to right after SF64. I'd love to see what the story would be without the cluster**** that is what it is today.
No Krystal?
Naw, not Nathan Drake-ish, I think Mach Rider should be more like a third person Fall Out Three, but more stylized maybe with a bit of an Anime influence. More action orientated too, with the vehicle combat and all that. That's how I would handle it anyway.
It'd be cool if the team just met her on a mission or something.No Krystal?
We see the pilots in their machines, while Mach Rider just uses his motorcycle? Sounds pretty nice.
It would absolutely make my decade if Nintendo bought Banjo Kazooie. Though I'd prefer they just buy all of Rareware and get the good guys back...
Retro's DKs > Rare's DKs, take off the nostalgia googles.
Whoa, absolutely not. Not even nostalgia. I've never been one to say that something is better because of nostalgia. I'm looking more at overall game quality. And I like Retro's DK a lot but it's just not as fun for me.
Oh hell no you aren't! I'd love an RPG/puzzle mix in the vein of a more lighthearted Puzzle Quest from that series. (And Yoko Shimomura would be the only acceptable composer.)
Basically yes, except more charming.
I personally love both parts of the series almost equally. I think DKC has better bonus levels, more animal buddies, and has much smoother/more precise gameplay due to things such as no awkward sliding you do after landing, there not being an animation he has to go through when he hits the side of any surface, and how the roll works in those games. I think in the overall game the DKCR series gives you more in terms of challenge, 2-player, more interesting water levels, more dynamic regular stages and better boss battles.
There's no chance in a million years that StarTropics will get a reboot. Nintendo just doesn't care about it at all. It's had no mention in any Smash games (bar the Chronicle), no WarioWare Microgames, no Japanese release, no cameos, no appearance in NES Remix... I guess it's not that surprising since both games are two of the extreme few Western-exclusive Nintendo games.
You mean the extremely unprecise, short roll of the original DKC games? And those things you mentioned are pros, not cons
'Awkward' sliding? As far as I remember, DKCR and TF don't make you slide unnaturally across the floor for no reason when you land from a jump with momentum (Oops), that's Melee and Project M.
. But once again, I'd still buy it, because Ice Climbers.
I'd prefer if they were siblings- we've seen the "romantic side" of games with Mario and Peach and Link and Zelda too many times. There's not enough sibling love.I'm also obviously aboard the Ice Climbers reboot train, and if I had to pick a genre, definitely exploration/survival. Imagine Pikmin's control/level scheme. Although something along the lines of SMSunshine could also make an awesome game. It would be unfortunate if it got the New SMB treatment, but I'd sure as hell still buy it.
Also, the fanproduct side of me (and no one else) is worried they would make them siblings.
Right. Because Erika x Ephraim isn't enough.
