IF Kid Icarus Wii existed, what would you want it to be like?

[SaviorX]

Aquietguy said:

Majin-Tenshinhan said:

There's been a lot of talk about Kid Icarus Wii ever since that lamer over at IGN started spouting about it saying it'd be at E3, then at the next convention etc. etc.

Either way, most of us seem pretty convinced that the title doesn't exist. I know I don't think it does.

But, if it had existed(or does), what would you want it to be like? This is a franchise that hasn't had a new installment for a very long time, most certainly not one in 3D, and it could go pretty much any way.

Personally, I'd want it to be 3D and somewhat like Zelda. So you have dungeons and stuff, and use the items/weapons you've gathered to guide yourself through the dungeons, while the Overworld would be a massive area where you could fly around to your heart's content. I guess they'd have to find some way to limit places so you can't get to them quite yet despite flight, but that shouldn't be too tough. So basically a 3D Zelda with flight. I know, not very imaginative or innovative, but I think I'd like it.

So what about you guys? How would you like Kid Icarus Wii to be IF it existed?

DISCLAIMER: This thread is not to contain discussions as to whether the title exists or not, simply discussion as to what you'd want it to be like if it did.

Basically, what you said would make a great game. What they can do to deal with the flight matter is that limit how long that you can fly. Kind of like Mario 64 with time increase with every boss you beat. Each dungeon requires longer length of flight. Plus some kind of hyper flight which allows you to fly to any region like a warp. Since PIT can fly you can start the game with it. But it would be limited to warping only. A possible story is that PIT loses his full fight capability and has to get it back and will need it for the final boss. But definitely 3D. A if anyone could pull it off, Nintendo is the one to do it.

 

 

 

Something like this would be suitable. Similar to Zelda, but not an exact carbon copy.