Batman & Robin and It better make this list...Arnold and Tim Curry were riots in those flicks. "I'll drive you crazy, and I'll KILL you all! I am your worst dream come TRUE!" Classic.
I can't wait to see Luke back in action. To think, this will be the first time in 33 years that we'll see Mark Hamill in his iconic role again (He was barely in Force Awakens, so I'm not counting that film). Who knows what kinds of crazy Force powers he'll have picked up over the years?
Hmm, although it's not entirely related to the topic at hand, I can't be the only one hoping for a release of Oblivion on Nintendo's Switch along with Skyrim. Anyone?
I would really love a re-release of Pokemon Gold and Silver on the 3DS virtual console. That game was more or less my childhood handheld favorite, and seeing as how I no longer have a way to play my physical copy, a digital copy on my 3DS would be great. The recent news on Gamenesia that we won't be getting a re-release anytime soon saddened me, and has left me hoping that Game Freak will change their mind and give us older fans a digital version of this classic.
I really wish we would get another Custom Robo game, but specifically a followup to the Gamecube classic, Battle Revolution. I would love to see what Steel Hearts and everyone else have been up to, and how the world and characters would look with updated graphics.
Note: In this comment, I will only be covering my thoughts on some of the more modern Nintendo home consoles.
What'd I think of N64? I liked a lot of the games, even some of the more obscure ones like Mischief Makers and Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon. The N64 Rare games will always be in my heart; Grant Kirkhope created some musical gold with those titles. The controller is a little bulky for my tastes and I find gaming with it kind of awkward now-a-days, even with my massive hands.
What do I think of the Gamecube? It had Melee and some pretty other amazing titles like Wind Waker and once again I like some of the more obscure stuff like Custom Robo. The controller is fantastic and the fact that the controller was re-released recently by popular demand for Smash Bros. on Wii U is a testament to that. I find myself busting out my Gamecube games more often than my Wii ones.
What do I think of the Wii? I like that it seemingly handle messed up Gamecube discs better than an old Cube, I like that it has that backwards compatibility with the Gamecube, which allowed me to give my Gamecube to a friend. Wii Sports is very cool; I get to feel like I kick butt at bowling, when I actually suck pretty hard in real life. (297, w00t!) I think the motion controls work better in certain titles than they do in others: for example, in my opinion they're a great time in Wii Sports, but not as great of a time in Skyward Sword, where I felt like I was just swinging around my Wii Remote like a lunatic some of the time to deal with monsters as quickly as possible. I think on the whole I prefer Wii as a console over the Gamecube, but I prefer by a pretty wide margin the Gamecube's library to the Wii's, at least from what I've played in my time as a gamer.
What do I think of the Wii U? I do enjoy playing on the Wii U Gamepad, as it allows me to play a lot of my Wii U games without the need of a TV in the comfort of my bedroom-getting to play a modern high-end game or a retro favorite snuggled up underneath my blankets on the Gamepad is always a great time. I am a little saddened that the Wii U didn't get more "big" games-I would have liked some sort of MMO, for example; however, I would say I am content for the most part with my current library. Getting a second crack at Metroid Fusion through the GBA emulator, for example, has been great, and I have gotten to clear that old favorite of mine multiple times. In fact, I wish they had pumped out more N64 games this time around on the VC, instead of mostly having the ones they already did on the Wii VC on the Wii U's VC. For example, having Pokemon Stadium 2 and Mario Party 3 would have been nice. Since most of my Gamecube games still work, I was ok with not having Gamecube emulation on my Wii U.
On the whole, my favorite console? I would have to say the Gamecube. Most of my favorites hail from that console, and it also has my favorite controller to game with. Thanks for the content, Gamespot team.
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