What I really want is a retro hockey collection. Retro Hockey Collection - Bill Lavoy, Grinder Let me storm the UFO mothership as a soldier and give me back Fat Island! While the titles have been re-released over the years, I’d love to see an anthology with every single game and every bonus game mode. Many a late night with numerous beers were spent fighting through the monsters, creatures, soldiers, zombies and aliens. Metal Slug 3 will always hold a special place in my heart. Though I’m not quite good at them, I do adore the Metal Slug games.
Metal Slug - Sam Chandler, Rocket Launcher I doubt it would ever happen, but as a Marvel fan-boy and someone who’s trying to collect superhero video games specifically, I’d really love to see something like this. I’m talking about everything from NES games like Silver Surfer and Wolverine, to the Genesis X-Men games and Spider-Man’s Maximum Carnage, all the way up to Xbox 360-era stuff like Deadpool. While it would be a massive undertaking to get all the permissions, it would be amazing to see all the Marvel games in one package. Over the years there’s been a number of licensed Marvel games starting with the 8-Bit era and going all the way up to the present. Square Enix, I would happily pay 40 bucks for these three games bundled together on Switch. Yes, the game’s were ported to iOS, but honestly, I don’t want to play these games on my phone. A Zenithia Trilogy collection on Switch would be an absolute dream. The games still play beautifully nearly two decades later, but are incredibly expensive and hard to track down. In my journey to play through the Dragon Quest series, I picked up a 3DS so that I could experience the DS remakes from the 2000s. There are a lot of other Zelda titles worth revisiting via a collection.ĭragon Quest Zenithia Trilogy - Donovan Erskine, now a major frog fan Image courtesy of Square Enix.ĭragon Quest 4, 5, and 6, commonly referred to as the Zenithia Trilogy, are some of the best JRPGs ever made. We can only revisit A Link to the Past and Ocarina of Time so many times. Sure, some of the controls might have to be redone to allow for traditional (meaning, non-touch) controls, but it's worth it to get to play through these old gems again. Think about Oracle of Seasons/Ages, The Minish Cap, Spirit Tracks, and Phantom Hourglass. You might be thinking of Link's Awakening, but go farther than that. But you know what's becoming an increasing rarity? The Legend of Zelda's many handheld titles. Nintendo has been halfway decent about allowing people to pick up old-school games, whether it's on the Virtual Console or the Nintendo Switch Online service.
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The fun of being in the middle of a vacation flight with free Wi-Fi is that I can jump in on a question that I have a pretty good opinion on. The Legend of Zelda (The handheld ones, specifically) - Ozzie Mejia, On a plane Image courtesy of Nintendo. Question: Which game franchise would you like to see get a retro collection? We call it Shack Chat, and if you spend much time on Shacknews or in the Chatty, you've seen it before. It's Friday, which means you're in for another edition of our weekly staff collaboration where we give our opinions on a question related to current gaming news or trends.
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