i think rockstar should redisign grand theft auto san adreas and the should add combine san adreas and liberty city together.

I know that a remake has been talked about for ages, but I would really love to see Final Fantasy 7 remade for the Wii. The storyline is amazing, and the battle system would be fun to get into.

I would Love To See "Street Fighter" On Wii

I would love to see RC Pro-Am remade as a Wii title. This game is still a blast to play, but I think it could certainly be improved upon on the Wii. I imagine it could be similar to Excite Truck in the graphics and control department, but RC Pro-Am elements such as collecting upgrade parts and weapons would have to be included. And a 4-person multiplayer mode would be great! It didn't have much for music, but the pre-race and victory tunes still stick in my head, over 15 years later...

I would love to see Half-Life Decay on the Nintendo Wii. It was not worth the trouble on a PlayStation, but I like the plot, and would love to spin my wiimote around in the air shooting at DogLike Creatures and Fighting Marines, and getting the heck out of Black Mesa :D

I really miss Mario Kart and would love to see it on the Wii! I also love Ninja Turtles and Mega Man III. Donkey Kong would be great as well!

One of my favorite nintendo games that I used to play all the time was teenage mutante ninja turtles

I just think Tron's frisbie fighting would make an ideal mapping into a wiimote. You could do clever things like having disk blocking sounds coming from the controller and different throw types map to differing disk actions. And in genral the Tron graphic style is eminintly doable with wii hardware.

As said before, an updated GoldenEye (Casino Royale) game on the Wii would be awesome!

I'd like to see Military Madness on the Wii!!!!

I'd like to see Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine remade. How cool would it be to use Indy's whip with the wii controller?

I loved Mario Kart 64. I'm sure everyone did. It was my favorite game. I used to play it for countless hours.

Just imagine the interaction and how fun it would be if you made a Mario Kart Wii..I would never go to sleep :)

Thanks and please consider.

-James Doyle
Fruitland Park, FL

they should remake the Star Wars Rebel Strike for the Wii.
i want to swing my laser and cut some evil creatures in half!

I don't think Madden holds a candle to the number of hours spent playing the original football game. A friend though said it best when he said it was just a video version of electric football.....

With the new 007 movie, a new game with a new story and levels can be made. However, it was the gameplay that made goldeneye so popular, so any new 007 game should have similar gameplay experience with some wii motion sensing enhancements as long as they don't get in the way and are very reliable.

Maybe "Duck Hunt". It would have to be really reworked though. The ability to customize weapons with things like M203's, thermal scopes, and hollow poitn or explosive tip bullets. Fried duck anyone? There could also be things like grenades or or shotguns also.

I also remember "Double Dragon". Imagine throwing ninja stars, katanas, or even karate chops to the face. This would be better than Duck hunt I think.

The very first ninja gaiden for NES. I think the wii has many possibilities,and it would be fun to see how well it adapts to the system.

It's obvious to me which game should be redone, The original Zelda on the Wii with updated graphics, Wii-mote funtionality, and a classic soundtrack updated as well. Gaming heaven right there.

I think that the mario game that should be bought back is "Super Mario 64"

With the new technology and 3D graphics I think they could make Duck Hunt so much better then it was and it was great back then!!!!

The old PC game, Die by the Sword, would be great if it was remade for the Wii. Being one of the only games that had anywhere close to 1:1 sword control when using the mouse. I had a lot of fun hacking at things in that game. It would transfer pretty well and could even be touched up a little to work out the quirks

Being a relatively old game, the graphics and sound would also get a major touchup. Better physics would also benefit the game a lot, as you could chop off limbs and cut objects in the original game. The musical score would also benefit from some modern technology.

There is always a game on another system that everyone wants to play. The ultimate goal should be to make a game that is enjoyable for multiple people to play at once. Mini games are an example however they may come in small quantities. A game i had a ridiculous amount of fun on with a group of friends was Mario party. This game or something similar could really break ground in the game industry.

-Travis

I miss the old school Nintendo games so much. We used to stay up all hours of the night playing Bumper Jumper, Mega Man, Contra, Super Mario Bros, etc. I miss them all and want every game ever produced for the older consoles to return!

i cant believe that everyone has forgotten about one of the best games in nintendo history!!! killer instinct was the best fighter to hit the super nintendo and the n64 so why not bring it into the next generation?
the wii is so powerful and im sure that will just make the game even more sweeter than it was before.

This series would be a great addition to the Wii Collection.

I was fooling around with my friend's old NES collection when it hit me--Super Dodgeball would be a wonderful game to update for and translate to the Wii! I would hope that it would include a mini-game consisting of the original 2D game for nostalgia's sake. In any case, this would make a wonderful addition to the Wii's sports collection. While whipping dodgeballs at opponents may promote more Wiinjuries, I believe that's just a form of natural selection developing in the 21st century.

In any case, the act of throwing and catching translate very well to the Wii, whether the game is played from the 1st person or sideways 3rd person. The original had the mini-game bean ball, which would also translate well. The Wii version could include more mini-games and other forms of dodgeball familiar to any person who has survived P.E.

The original was simple and intuitive, yet challenging on more difficult settings--getting your character to use his super throw took some finesse and timing. Each character had different moves with different strengths, which allowed for strategy in attacks, defenses, and the occasional sacrifice.

The graphics were great for the Nintendo--not too ambitious, pleasantly cartoony, full of personality. Each character had his own animations as well as super-attacks--I remember very quickly developing favorite characters, whose humor and nobility were the right combination to lead me to victory. The Wii version could incorporate Miis for a feeling of customization. The music had pep and varied with each dodgeball arena, but was never annoying or addicting.

Furthermore, the game was great both as a single-player diversion and as a multiplayer game! I still remember the thrill of executing a beautiful fake-throw/pass/super-throw only to drop my jaw in disbelief when my opponent timed a perfect catch. Imagine an all-human 3 or 4 person cooperative team versus bots, or 2 on 2 human teams, or hybrid human/bot teams! Imagine a mini-game of Monkey in the Middle or 4 human players in the bean-ball mad rush!

This game is nothing close to a button-masher. It combines the strategy of a turn-based game (no cards, thank heavens) with the action, finesse, and immersion of a sports simulation, and with (almost) the personality of Sims.

I can't wait.

Pilotwings baby.

God, just thinking about the free flight mode plus the great jazz music they had in the N64 is so relaxing to this day.

Didding Kong racing was by far my favorite n64 game of all time. I still even play it to this day. The game's main competition was with mario kart. Diddy Kong was similar to mario kart, but it took racing to the next level. You were able to race in a car, plane, and hover craft. Not only were the vehicles awesome, but you were able to play in adventure mode with challenges and time races. This game was not like the racing games that are being made today. Diddy Kong Racing took skill, had short cuts, had a fun adventure mode, NOT repeditive, and just plan fun. My friends and I spent countless hours playing this game. I remember camping out for my gamecube in order to play Donkey Kong racing, which was being made for the it. Unfortunately the game was canceled. If they were to be able to remake it they would be able to use the wii remote as a great advantage. You could use the remote for the weapons while racing. I could picture this game being the next all time racing game for nintendo and I would definitely pick it up with no questions asked.

In all honesty, I would sell my soul for a Wii. But to get a chance to play a remake of the greatest SNES game of all time? I'd blow up the planet, steal a space shuttle and move to Mars just so I could enjoy running through a hedge-maze being chased by chainsaw bearing psycho's with the new greatest system.