With Electronic Entertainment Expo 2016. just around the corner and many new games being covered and announced, here are some I would personally like to see announced.
1. "Super Mario RPG 2"
This game has been announced in the past, but due to multiple reasons, including Squaresoft developing the original, it was changed to "Paper Mario." The Paper Mario series is great, but it doesn't have the same charm as the game before it or ♡♪ !? who is otherwise known as Geno. I don't care if they make an entirely new game or if they remaster the old one, I just want to play as the overpowered alien doll again.
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2. "Tombi! 3"
Imagine a Mario game where instead of playing as an overweight plumber, you play a feral child with pink hair. The company that developed the first two games in the series is now defunct because those two games were the only games it developed. Although they are no more, Sony owns the rights to the intellectual property and has recently released them on the PS store. While not likely in the slightest, this cult classic can still possibly get a sequel.
3. "Halo" (for PC)
It has been almost 12 years since the last PC port of the main Halo series in the U.S. In those 12 years, there have been 10 Halo games released and two spin-off games have been released for PC, both which were also released on mobile devices. There is currently a closed beta for a Russian Halo game called "Halo Online," but there are many doubts that it will come to the States, and it does not have a single player campaign. Oh well, I guess the superior gaming method with hundreds of thousands of players.
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4. Playstation 4 mini
Thought this list was just going to be games? Think again. Ever since the very first Playstation back in the early '90s, Sony has been making smaller versions of their consoles. The slimming of the models usually comes with upgrades on the internal hardware, but in the case with the PS3, they removed the sweet grill feature where you could cook hamburgers on the system while you played your favorite games. Hopefully, with all these improvements, they will be able to make the PS4 mini relatively cheap, as well.
5. "Peggle 3"
E3 2013 had one of the most awkward moments in gaming history: the announcement of Titanfall. This joke fell flat on its face and was an embarrassment only rivaled by SimCity's always online data rights management. The Peggle series is fantastic and deserves respect. There can only be one way to heal this personal wound: an actual E3 presentation showing the full glory of the game with "Ode to Joy" playing triumphantly in the background.
6. "Half Life 3"
Or any Valve title with 3 at the end of it. Gamers have been waiting for years for any word of this game, but have not heard a peep since it was announced a short time after "Half Life 2: Episode 2." It is possible that Valve is waiting for Virtual Reality gear to become more affordable for the average gamer, so they won't have to pay copious amounts of money for a hardware to run the game. It is also equally likely that Gabe Newell and his staff are building a sweet fort out of all the money they made selling virtual hats in "Team Fortress 2." It is a faint hope, but a part of me believes it can still happen.
