What new DS\Wii game do you want Nintendo to make?

[jdaster64]

SMAS Deluxe for DS.  I'd never play anything else on it again (except maybe the Paper Mario port that's also never going to be made).

[Chupperson Weird]

I argue that remakes don't even qualify as new games. Also why do you need SMAS they just redid like all of them on GBA

[Turtlekid1]

Well then, screw what I was going to say about a Super Metroid remake on the DS.

[waddle_doo]

KIRBY WII! I want Kirby Wii to finally be made!

and maybe a new Mario RPG for the Wii.

[ShadowBrain]

It's sad when we have to wish for games that were already announced years ago.

[Weegee]

KIRBY WII! I want Kirby Wii to finally be made!

and maybe a new Mario RPG for the Wii.

Amen to both. What's it been for the former, now? Five years? As for the prospect of a Wii Mario RPG, discounting the deviant and disappointing SPM, I can recall a Nintendo Power interview stating that the PM series is unlikely to ever return to its conventional RPG style.

[ShadowBrain]

Well, it might eventually get old if they did. That being said, what the heck else are they going to do with it now? I actually liked SPM, but I'm not sure another pseudo-platformer is needed.

[penguinwizard]

I don't think the look or gameplay of Super Metroid will ever become dated, so I'm not hoping for a remake of that. I did want a remake of the original Metroid (preferably with Super Metroid controls) until I realized Metroid: Zero Mission is that game (or close enough).

And I still want Star Fox 2. That thing was nearly completed and perfectly playable. They could create another Star Fox game that is like Star Fox Command but without the stylus control (just control it classic-like).

As for a new DS or Wii game... do a Rayman game. No, not a Raving Rabbids game, I said RAYMAN. You know, the guy in the title. The guy who was a big hit with "Rayman 2: The Great Escape". My only complaint with that game was how difficult and unfair it became later on. I basically hated every segment where's Rayman's racing on something. Riding the dragon in the swamp like a water ski - hated it, kept bumping into crates and bombs. Riding the walking bomb - too twitchy, and since it starts going in the direction it's facing, don't have the bomb stop near a tree or else you'll run right into it when you hop on. Flying down water/lava rapids on a stone that you can only move by shooting in the opposite direction - I HATE that mechanic, I can never get it to work, especially not when the stone bounces off the walls wildly (I think it did, it's been so long). And finally that rolling chair where you had to keep rotating to avoid the obstacles coming at every angle. I appreciate that the level's cleverly designed that you merely have to hold a direction for a few seconds, but I don't know that ahead of time and I tend to panic when a pillar's about to smack me in the face. It's not fair to try to get through those levels without getting hit once. And when I hit it, I go back a million miles. That is not fun. I could have loved Rayman, but it was those segments that prevented me from completing it (or getting anywhere close for that matter). Please make an easier Rayman game!

[Chupperson Weird]

Star Fox 2 was complete, to the best of my knowledge.

[penguinwizard]

But not released in America.

Maybe we should see more of Sega's franchises appear on Nintendo systems. ...of course, I say that considering it's already seen Spyro, Crash, Nights, Klonoa, and via Virtual Console a bunch more. But maybe there should be a new Ecco the Dolphin game. I know I'm wishing in vain that they can find a way for a 3D Ecco game to work (controls were too imprecise, always got lost in the levels, hints are extremely vague as they typically are in Ecco games), but "Defender of the Future" looked so beautiful that I want to see a second shot at it. How could motion control be incorporated into Ecco? Uh...

Okay, forget that. We need a remake of Pilotwings 64 or a port of Forsaken 64. They could make good use of the Wiimote.

*reads reviews for a couple of the recent Spyro games* Holy crap, they got the voices of Elijah Wood, David Spade, Gary Oldman, Mark Hamill, Wayne Brady... I can die happy now.

[jdaster64]

a new Mario RPG for the Wii.

This so much.  Preferably of the M&L persuasion, as the Paper Mario sequels failed to stand up the original (especially the latter one).  Then again, I'd still rather see a Mario RPG rendered in 3D for a change, even if the gameplay and storyline were Paper-Mario-ish.

[Chupperson Weird]

But not released in America.

Or anywhere else.

[penguinwizard]

Boy, I just can't slack on any detail with you around, can I?

[Turtlekid1]

I don't think the look or gameplay of Super Metroid will ever become dated, so I'm not hoping for a remake of that. I did want a remake of the original Metroid (preferably with Super Metroid controls) until I realized Metroid: Zero Mission is that game (or close enough).

Metroid 2, man.  We need a Metroid 2 remake.  I just want a port of Super, and only mentioned that, on account of AM2R.

As for a new DS or Wii game... do a Rayman game. No, not a Raving Rabbids game, I said RAYMAN. You know, the guy in the title.

A thousand times this.  Personally, I could go for something on the order of Rayman 3.  A lot of people didn't like it compared to Rayman 2, but I thought it was great.

[WarpRattler]

Considering that Japan is getting Rockman Zero Collection in April and that'll be all four Rockman Zero games on one DS card (which'll probably fit on a 64MB card with no problem; the largest card used by any DS game so far is four times that size), I see no reason why Nintendo couldn't create a Metroid Collection for the DS containing Metroid Zero Mission (with the original NES game as a bonus, as usual), a reworked version of Metroid II: Return of Samus that took advantage of not being on an 8-bit handheld, Super Metroid, and Metroid Fusion. I'd certainly buy it, even though I already own three out of five of the games that would be included.

As far as completely new games...wait, I already mentioned that I want a US release of Soma Bringer (though I didn't mention that I also want English-language releases of Ketsui Death Label, the aforementioned Jump Ultimate Stars, and Puyo Puyo 7) and not much in the way of stuff that hasn't already been made. Except, I would like an Elite Beat Agents sequel. Preferably one containing Don't Stop Me Now.