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Slownenberg on 12 September 2020
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CaptainExplosion said:
peachbuggy said:
Personally..... Chibi Robo!

Most likely though:- Zelda collection Feb 2021 for its anniversary. Unless the rumoured MP trilogy is squeezed into this years' release schedule near the holidays.

Wishful thinking. Nintendo doesn't seem to care about Metroid as much as we do.

Dulfite said:
The Starfox one would be a troll move. Starfox 1 and 2 are already available on SNES app. If you mean 64, Command, Assault, Adventures, and Zero, well then depending on which three they chose it could be either utterly terrible or okay, but nothing good or great no matter what the combo was.

I just want a modern day Starfox game that's a 15-30 hour campaign with free movement like Starlink. Ugh.

Same. Wish Nintendo had convinced the Starlink dev team to leave Ubisoft for Nintendo.

Yeah throw Starlink dev team on a new Starfox game and have Nintendo keep a close eye over the development to make sure it is high quality and not redundant like every review I read of Starlink said. Basically what Starlink could have been but a Starfox game, and no freaking toys haha. I'd buy that Starfox in a heartbeat. Starfox is in need of a BotW style reinvention - ie change the standard gameplay formula. Of course so is Pokemon, Donkey Kong, 2D Mario. A lot of Nintendo's old series are still good but have done the status quo for long enough. I first realized Zelda needed a change when TP came out, took a decade for that change to come. Starfox has been dying for a long time though, so hopefully Nintendo will surprise us with a Starfox revolution and not just shove it to the side the way they did with Fzero.

I feel like Starfox is only a rails shooter because of the technical limitations of the SNES trying to do 3D, but Nintendo stuck with the formula. It's time for the series to evolve beyond that into a badass huge flight and space shooter.