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With the rise of digital platforms and remakes, do you think Nintendo has effectively preserved its retro game legacy? While we have access to titles through services like the Nintendo Switch Online library, some fans argue it's not enough. Are they doing enough to keep these classics alive, or is there more that could be done whether it's in terms of preservation, accessibility, or quality? What do you think?

Star Fox was once a beloved series, but it seems like Nintendo has completely left it behind. The last major release, Star Fox Zero, didn't exactly live up to expectations, and we haven't heard much since. With the Switch focusing on other franchises, it feels like Star Fox has been put on the back burner. Do you think Nintendo has forgotten about this iconic space shooter, or are they just waiting for the right moment to bring it back?

I recently revisited the Warlocked games, and it made me wonder how they’ve held up over the years. For those who played it back in the day, do you think the series deserved more attention? How does it compare to other RTS games on the Game Boy Color? Personally, I think it was ahead of its time for handheld strategy games. Anyone else feel the same, or have any fond memories of the Warlocked series? Would you have liked to see more games from this franchise?

Kirby games are usually a blast with their charm and gameplay, but I’m wondering if they can keep up the same magic after the success of Kirby and the Forgotten Land. Do you think this new title will bring anything fresh or stick to the formula?

With the success of games like Super Mario Odyssey and Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, when do you think we’ll finally see a new Donkey Kong game? Nintendo’s been pretty quiet about the series lately, but with the hype around new 2D Mario games and the continued success of the Switch, do you think they’re preparing something big? What kind of game would you want to see for Donkey Kong next?

Syphon Filter was such a unique action-stealth series that captured a lot of attention during the PS1 and PS2 days. With the success of classic game reboots lately, do you think Sony should bring back Gabe Logan and the gang? Would you prefer a remaster, full remake, or even a new entry in the franchise? What features would you want to see in a revival?

PlayStation has a solid fanbase, but what could they do to take their loyalty programs to the next level? Whether it’s better rewards, exclusive access, or improved perks for PS Plus members, there’s room for improvement. What ideas do you have for PlayStation to incentivize long-term loyalty and keep fans engaged beyond just game releases? Would more personalized rewards or a points-based system work, or should they look to innovate in other areas?

I’ve been thinking a lot about Heavenly Sword lately, especially with its strong narrative and unique combat system. While the game got a lot of praise for its visuals and story, it didn't quite get the recognition it deserved for its gameplay depth. The sequel, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, had a similar feel but still didn’t quite hit the mainstream. Do you think the Heavenly Sword franchise could have been more successful if it had more entries, or do you feel its story and concept worked as a one-off?

The Resistance series, especially the original trilogy, had a unique blend of alternate history, alien warfare, and solid gameplay. It was one of the early standout exclusives on PS3. Do you think there's still demand for it? Would a revival of the IP work in today's gaming landscape, or is it better left in the past? Would you want to see it return as a reboot or a continuation of the original story?

Did any of you use a specific case for your PSP? There were so many options back in the day, from hard cases to soft pouches. Did you feel it made a difference in how you carried or used the device? Was the added protection worth it, or did it just feel like extra bulk?

It's a dick measuring contest. You hear COD fans tell you every year, how many copies they sold and yada yada yada when in fact, the franchise has gotten so stale that I've found myself not caring when COD annually drops.

I remember playing the original in the arcade in the 90s - It took me a minute to recall the name. Turok and a whole host of other games from the 90s are also re-emerging with reboots and sequels is actually making 2025 onwards not feel so bad.

It looks fun! I'd definitely want to play this game with one of my friends - looks to have lots of action.

You see, this is my problem with Microsoft. They have all these iconic IPs and they're just making them all go to waste and then they complain about people not supporting their platform.

Haven't Umbrella exhausted all their Biotech weapons already? Let's just hope it isn't another, "we've been secretly working on this new more improved BOW" scenario. That plotline has been used to death in the RE franchise and they love making improvements on the Tyrant version.

My sentiments exactly. Procedurally-generated content makes for a great time when you need fresh content at the drop of a dime. However, the story usually suffers as a result. Hand-crafted content is good for storytelling but can get a bit repetitive after replaying it a certain amount of times.

Facts. Also it has other unintended effects as in it helps me to come up with a solution for issues that I normally don't have an immediate answer for. This is probably a me thing but it does help me out sometimes.

That's a very good point also.

Both RDR games are excellent in their own right.

I hope its something good because I think the last game launched last year was some generic simulator which has since gone bust.

Sounds like me most times. I'm always murdering 1000s of NPCs in Skyrim.

Personally, I don't even see it coming out in 2026.We still barely have any details on the new Elder Scrolls so I doubt that either.

I mean, it's the souls-like experience which isn't for everybody and I do think its dumb that you can't pause a game but it is what it is.

Yep. Don't be like those streamers and destroy your setup just because you're losing at a game.

I didn't remember about this game to be honest and even though it has its issues, it's a pretty fun game for people who like murder mysteries and doing detective work in-game.