I want an F-zero, there hasn't been one for nearly 10 years and we need one now. There was so good back on the N64 and gamecube

probably a trailer for mario,zelda but no dates

except a new retro game i hope for metroid

ohh i would be very excited to get a new crash game no doubt about that, and no doubt i get excited about sequals. and i do agree games can have more sequals than movies/books. also i would like to point that i do love sequals and i do love getting them and i certainly dont want to get new IP's just for the sake of a new IP, but i also dont want to be stuck in a routine, and honestly thats how i feel it is when reading nintendo news, just nothing seems to be out of the ordinary. honestly this is more of a problem with MS than nintendo but i just thought of this idea when reading this thread. but honestly take this for an example, isnt the holiday season becoming the most boring quarter of the year? we are basically getting the same thing, CoD, AC, battlefield or medal of honor, fifa, maden. its just getting boring and thats just my question, dont people get somewhat bored? the games might be awesome but their just sequals and nothing really new

i dont have a 3ds to check the eshop so cant help you there :P but wouldnt it be nice if nintendo pushed some of these IP's as they pushed super mario bro's for example?

I forgot about Freakyforms which they released a deluxe version.  Yes, it would be nice but Nintendo is actually doing decently putting their new IP ideas onto the Ware titles.  I expect soon that indie developers might be pissed at Nintendo for releasing such quality 3DSWare titles taking away the sales from them.  I see more new IPs being released onto the eshops of the big 3 than being full retail releases.  This day and age it is a very big gamble putting a new IP onto a full retail release.  Easier to put new ideas onto a smaller budget game and distribute it digitally.  The video game has turned into the movie industry.  Filled with sequels and remakes with very few willing to take the risk on something new/different.

I think the next 3D Mario is gonna be shown off next E3. For new IPs, though, I think it'll be whatever Retro is working on.(Hope it's a new IP)

@Banana

Nintendo usually comes out with something very new each generation. Not just a new IP, but quite often a new genre. You mention a game like Uncharted or others that were new... and they are... but they are just new takes on an adventure games or stealth games or whatever. Nintendo makes new genres, like "the platformer" Marios Bros, "kart games" MarioKart or the "3d platformer" Mario 64. Most modern 3D adventures borrow heavily from what Zelda OoT innovated. You get a strategy title like Pikmin that was like nothing else. Wii sports was a completely new experience that, again, made a new genre that we now call "motion gaming". Mario Galaxy is game experience like nothing else that really made me giggle a few times. As a person who has played and enjoyed Nintendo software for 3 decades now, I enjoy playing those games both for what I can count on (quality, established themes), and for the element of surprise that will turn genres on their edge or makes entire new ones.

I think you mistake familiar characters with familiar gameplay, which are very different things. I can't wait for the reveal of the next 3D Mario... will it be like Galaxy... or something totally new as Galaxy was, as Super Mario Bros was, as Mario 64 was? I can do this while at the same time knowing that whatever it will be, it will be good because their quality is unmatched. I would argue that Mario Galaxy is far more fresh than LBP, that LBP is more inspired my Super Mario Bros. than Galaxy is. And I'm not bashing LBP or Sony in anyway. I'm not an exclusive Nintendo gamer, I like all games, including Nintendo software.

I think the one series that has become stale a bit is Zelda. I would like to see something totally fresh with the next one. I really cool, mystical visual style with dramatic fantasy environments. I would like the gameplay mixed up with quicker combat and less z-targeting. I would enjoy if it borrowed elements from a game it clearly inspired, Arkham Asylum. I would really like to see a game that dramatically switched up the status quo like OoT.

As someone who enjoys Nintendo games, I'm looking forward to both the familiar and whatever curve ball they throw us next.

Wow great responses guys keep it up!!! Dont forget they can make retro games comeback EX: KIU! Me personally hope for an Ice Climber Co op game be a great surprise! Somethig like Kid Icarus for wii u but co-op!! One player on gamepad another on screen!!! Total Nintendomination and it can be so unique!!! Dream pls come true....

TheLastStarFighter said:
@Banana



Nintendo usually comes out with something very new each generation. Not just a new IP, but quite often a new genre. You mention a game like Uncharted or others that were new... and they are... but they are just new takes on an adventure games or stealth games or whatever. Nintendo makes new genres, like "the platformer" Marios Bros, "kart games" MarioKart or the "3d platformer" Mario 64. Most modern 3D adventures borrow heavily from what Zelda OoT innovated. You get a strategy title like Pikmin that was like nothing else. Wii sports was a completely new experience that, again, made a new genre that we now call "motion gaming". Mario Galaxy is game experience like nothing else that really made me giggle a few times. As a person who has played and enjoyed Nintendo software for 3 decades now, I enjoy playing those games both for what I can count on (quality, established themes), and for the element of surprise that will turn genres on their edge or makes entire new ones.



I think you mistake familiar characters with familiar gameplay, which are very different things. I can't wait for the reveal of the next 3D Mario... will it be like Galaxy... or something totally new as Galaxy was, as Super Mario Bros was, as Mario 64 was? I can do this while at the same time knowing that whatever it will be, it will be good because their quality is unmatched. I would argue that Mario Galaxy is far more fresh than LBP, that LBP is more inspired my Super Mario Bros. than Galaxy is. And I'm not bashing LBP or Sony in anyway. I'm not an exclusive Nintendo gamer, I like all games, including Nintendo software.



I think the one series that has become stale a bit is Zelda. I would like to see something totally fresh with the next one. I really cool, mystical visual style with dramatic fantasy environments. I would like the gameplay mixed up with quicker combat and less z-targeting. I would enjoy if it borrowed elements from a game it clearly inspired, Arkham Asylum. I would really like to see a game that dramatically switched up the status quo like OoT.



As someone who enjoys Nintendo games, I'm looking forward to both the familiar and whatever curve ball they throw us next.



That curve ball to me be a Ice climber game!!!! Might sound dumb but look at kid Icarus Uprising??? See my point !!!???

I would love to see a 3D third person Metroid with Co-op. I would also like it if it wasn't called metroid, but something totally new not featuring the life-sucking aliens. Kinda like Prometheus was in the Aliens universe, but not focused on them. My dream game would pluck a little metroid, a little halo and a little Gears of War. Cool enviroments, fighting for your life alone with a friend on a strange planet. It would have the depth of Metroid with gadgets, exploration and so on, but mixed with some of the action of those other games. And multiplayer would be great. If Retro made this... amazing.

I would also be very, very happy to see F-Zero. Retro worked on Mario Kart 7...perhaps this was a warm up for their own racing game?