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gumby_trucker on 01 June 2012
Mr Khan said:

Dial the plot back to a bare minimum, restore pickups, and do a better job of hiding the direction the player's supposed to go in (back to, say, Metroid Prime levels even, which is just a stylistic choice moreso than a game design one), and you'd have a great game. I still maintain that the fundamentals there were strong, and did a good job of replicating the basic feel of 2D Metroid gameplay in 3D.

Much of Other M's problems could have easily, easily been fixed.

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Khuutra on 01 June 2012
Mr Khan said:
Khuutra said:
Number 6 is not something I want on Wii U, or 3DS, or anything.

I'd rather they let Metroid sit in stasis for eight years than get Other M 2.

Dial the plot back to a bare minimum, restore pickups, and do a better job of hiding the direction the player's supposed to go in (back to, say, Metroid Prime levels even, which is just a stylistic choice moreso than a game design one), and you'd have a great game. I still maintain that the fundamentals there were strong, and did a good job of replicating the basic feel of 2D Metroid gameplay in 3D.

Much of Other M's problems could have easily, easily been fixed.

If you're going to go that far, just make 2-D Metroid. Bam. Done.



Solid-Stark on 01 June 2012

My six.

2D Mario
3D Mario
Paper Mario
Donkey Kong Country
Mario Kart
Super Smash Bros



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Mr Khan on 01 June 2012
Khuutra said:
Mr Khan said:
Khuutra said:
Number 6 is not something I want on Wii U, or 3DS, or anything.

I'd rather they let Metroid sit in stasis for eight years than get Other M 2.

Dial the plot back to a bare minimum, restore pickups, and do a better job of hiding the direction the player's supposed to go in (back to, say, Metroid Prime levels even, which is just a stylistic choice moreso than a game design one), and you'd have a great game. I still maintain that the fundamentals there were strong, and did a good job of replicating the basic feel of 2D Metroid gameplay in 3D.

Much of Other M's problems could have easily, easily been fixed.

If you're going to go that far, just make 2-D Metroid. Bam. Done.

I'm realistic in my expectation that such will likely never happen again.



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Aielyn on 02 June 2012
Maynard_Tool said:
Pokemon Snap II (Almost 600 pokemons, I have lost count, to photograph.... damn!!!) 


Personally, I want Pokemon Snap II to be on 3DS, not on Wii U.

I'd much rather a full-fledged Pokemon adventure on Wii U - say, set in Orre, but 10 years later, when there's actually regular wild pokemon encounters, a full-fledged pokemon league, and things like that. Shadow pokemon wouldn't hurt, but wouldn't be necessary, either - I could get behind it either way.

Another title I'd like to see a sequel to on the Wii U is Little King's Story. With the touchscreen interface, managing your army would be much more intuitive, including during fights. Either wiimote or Upad classic controls would be available, too. You could even have two-player mode, where one player uses a Wiimote and commands units in the way that you did in LKS, and the other player is "King's Advisor", giving commands to units through the Upad's touchscreen interface.

And how about SimCity? There's a new one being shown off, now (SimCity 5), and being able to play that on the Wii U would be great. Not only would you be able to see the simplified view (showing zones, or water, or electricity, etc) on the tablet while seeing the full city view on the main screen, but you would even be able to explore the city on the main screen while still seeing the overall city view on the Upad. Heck, they could even create a special Sims + SimCity game, and allow the player to also play as a single Sim within a city.

OK, one last one. Alex Kidd. "WHAT?" I hear you ask? Yes, Alex Kidd. It's about time that he made his comeback (probably best if in 3D), and, if we base him on his Miracle World character (as that's the original), his main trick is punching... which works with the Wiimote. But the Upad would be able to come into it, as well -  not only could we have simultaneous first-person and third-person view (making attacks easier to aim), but the Upad could be used to control, for instance, the motorbike. The touchscreen could also be used for various new game mechanics. I know this'll be a relatively unpopular idea, but hey, I'd enjoy it.



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Stefan.De.Machtige on 02 June 2012
Mr Khan said:
Khuutra said:
Mr Khan said:
Khuutra said:
Number 6 is not something I want on Wii U, or 3DS, or anything.

I'd rather they let Metroid sit in stasis for eight years than get Other M 2.

Dial the plot back to a bare minimum, restore pickups, and do a better job of hiding the direction the player's supposed to go in (back to, say, Metroid Prime levels even, which is just a stylistic choice moreso than a game design one), and you'd have a great game. I still maintain that the fundamentals there were strong, and did a good job of replicating the basic feel of 2D Metroid gameplay in 3D.

Much of Other M's problems could have easily, easily been fixed.

If you're going to go that far, just make 2-D Metroid. Bam. Done.

I'm realistic in my expectation that such will likely never happen again.

Nintendo basicly has two options to remake Metroid:

1. 2D or 2.5 D metroid (fast paced; Little to no story and all gameplay)

2. a full 3D reboot as an more straight forward, but still adventure shooter  (Face it > Metroids story hasn't been managed well.)

 

 



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