5 Nintendo 2D games that definitely need a remake – Reader functionality

Still considered one of the few perfect video games, I would like it to be treated as a remake by the star. But where the clay style perfectly matches Link's Awakening, Metroid would need something much more serious. Metroid was inspired by Alien and it should look like Alien, in terms of lighting and shadows. When I think of Metroid Prime 4, I hope it looks like a remake of Resident Evil 2 and I'd like to like that same kind of atmosphere to be in a 2D remake.

You can easily replace the Super Mario games here, or maybe just the Super Mario stars, but I've tried to keep it simple with what I consider to be the best 2D platform game ever created. Again, the artistic style should be different and here I think they should do everything with a comic style, like something similar to Dragon Ball FighterZ. The original was based on bright primary colors and very simple and well-defined shapes. The remake should be identical.

Like Super Metroid, this is another game that many consider a classic of all time, but it is rarely seen and only officially available in the UK in recent years. But the original SNES game is amazing and I'd like to see it redone. Here, the artistic style is obvious. The original instruction manual is filled with small clay models of all enemies. So we already know what they were aiming for and I think it would be great to see this dream come true. Of course, I would also love that they could finally bring Mother 3 (EarthBound is Mother 2 to Japan) to the West.

Despite its name, it's not just another Zelda game. It is rather the bet of the franchise that is completely different from the others and that many people do not like. It's a fault, I will not say, and stupidly hard but one more reason to redo it. Neither could he be more different from Link's Awakening, although he uses similar technology, and his aesthetic is much more serious. I would be tempted to opt for almost photorealistic visuals, because that's what the original was about.

If Nintendo is looking for a game on which to reuse its Link's Awakening remake engine, the obvious subject is the Zelda game, which is not a Zelda game. Oddly, it has never been marketed in Japan, but its gameplay and graphics are very similar to those of the original NES Zelda, with the exception of modern times that offer a more science-fiction plot with extraterrestrials. A remake would be a great way to reintroduce the series which, unlike The Mysterious Murasame Castle (another Zelda-esque game but released only in Japan), never seems to refer to things like Smash Bros.