1. Mario - But that would leave Nintendo with just Zelda and Metroid since they don't make new IPs anymore, they just keep making sequels and remakes. Don't get me wrong, Mario is fun, but all I'm really trying to do here is stress that Nintendo needs new IP's, not just more Mario games. Mario is good every 3-4 years, and in that gap there should be new IPs.
2. Battlefield - It's crap, even worse than CoD. The only reason CoD gets more hate is because it's more popular. EA is just as "evil" and moneyhatting as Activision.
3. Call of Duty - Mainly just ones made by IW since they just put a bunch of cheap nooby gimmicks in their game and don't even support/update the game when problems come to light. At least Treyarch tries to make the game take some amount of skill and does updates. I hope Black Ops 2 does amazing, but the next IW game flops.
4. All yearly sports games - Do they honestly need to be yearly? I'd rather see a new full game like every 3 years or so on a new/updated engine, but every 6-12 months there could be a $15-20 update that contains a roster update, a couple new game modes, etc. to keep the game fresh and keep people playing it, and it would make the company good money for very little work.
5. Medal of Honor - Do I even need to explain this one? The one thing I want to say though is it's HILARIOUS how Battlefield fanboys say DICE is amazing and defend them to the death, but don't realize DICE did the multiplayer for Medal of Honor...and nobody tries to defend this game or call it good. Funny eh?
6. Assassin's Creed - Now there's nothing at all wrong with this series, they're good games. But they need to stop with the yearly releases...this is a series that should be every 2-3 years tops to make sure it's high quality.







