After playing the original Star Fox on SNES, I assumed Nintendo had a giant new franchise on their hands.
The Sequel, Star Fox 64, looked to only solidify Star Fox as Nintendo's newest juggernaut. Then boom, the franchise has just been wasted ever since. The remake on the 3DS is good, but it's only a remake and not a new entry. Obviously we will see Star Fox games in the future, but there's no telling how long until we see another installment of the Star Fox franchise that rivals the original two.
With the popularity of online gaming booming right now, and the issues with NBA Live, I'm amazed that the NBA Street franchise is dormant.
The first two NBA Street games had amazingly fun multiplayer, and I felt it was the logical evolution of the NBA Jam/arcade basketball genre. But then NBA Street 3 came out, disappointed, and the franchise has been forgotten about ever since.
The Sequel, Star Fox 64, looked to only solidify Star Fox as Nintendo's newest juggernaut. Then boom, the franchise has just been wasted ever since. The remake on the 3DS is good, but it's only a remake and not a new entry. Obviously we will see Star Fox games in the future, but there's no telling how long until we see another installment of the Star Fox franchise that rivals the original two.
With the popularity of online gaming booming right now, and the issues with NBA Live, I'm amazed that the NBA Street franchise is dormant.
The first two NBA Street games had amazingly fun multiplayer, and I felt it was the logical evolution of the NBA Jam/arcade basketball genre. But then NBA Street 3 came out, disappointed, and the franchise has been forgotten about ever since.