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Message: [QUOTE="Turbo Kid, post: 293213, member: 859511"] I love the PS2 Shinobi game's tate system for boss fights. I want to see some other games do that. I like when games give players different ways to beat bosses. You can knock them off platforms in Prince of Persia (2008) to end the fight, and you could use specific heads against certain bosses in Puppeteer to easily take them down like a Mega Man game. Just a few examples. Give me something more than just "keeping hitting it until its HP is gone" all the time. I like when games incorporate the environment into the action. That's one of the best things about Sleeping Dogs, X-Men Wolverine Origins Uncaged Edition, and Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks, killing enemies using things in the environment. Again, it's about variety. I like having different ways to take out enemies besides, "just hit them until all of their health is gone". I also like enemy manipulation like we see in games like Mischief Makers and Wild 9 where you grab enemies and do fun stuff with them. Or like in the Oddworld games where you can mind control enemies. I loved that. In Mark of the Ninja you could terrify a guard, causing him to get trigger happy and accidentally shoot his allies. The Deception series from Tecmo have cool, trap based gameplay that not many games utilize and I don't think there are any games that do it like Deception does it. I need this in more video games: [MEDIA=youtube]aO0zOLwUz2Y[/MEDIA] I wish we could get more rail shooters like Star Fox. Seems like a dead genre. More beat 'em ups! People say the genre is in a renaissance but I still see very few of them come out every year. That's not a renaissance to me. I like rpg turn based combat systems where you can manipulate turn order like we see in Grandia, the Legend of Heroes series, or Tidus' Quick Hit+haste in Final Fantasy X. I also like when you can interrupt enemy attacks like in Final Fantasy X-2. I like being able to strategically control the flow of a battle instead of waiting for enemies to hit me and not being able to do anything about it. That's actually one thing I like about Mario rpgs, you can actually defend or dodge enemy attacks. And another thing about rpgs, they should all have a new game plus mode. I want to see more games built around multiple characters working together, kind of like what we saw in Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. Or leading a squad like Freedom Fighters, the Pikmin games, or some of the Oddworld games. I like cooperating with others and it shouldn't be something that only exists in multiplayer games with human players. I loved how they incorporated Elika into everything the prince did in Prince of Persia (2008), or how you teamed up with Robin in that one mission in Batman Arkham Knight. I wish musou games would start making use of morale again like in the older Dynasty Warriors games (DW 3-5). Morale is a non factor in most modern Warriors type games. I also hate how in many of them your army never does anything useful. The first Hyrule Warriors game was basically you running around the map fighting everything and doing everything. You have an entire army of troops basically doing nothing. Card based mini games! They're a blast. I liked Triple Triad in Final Fantasy 8, the card game in the game parlors of the Voice of Card games, and I think even Xenosaga had one too. Having something that is like a virtual Magic the Gathering where you can collect cards is awesome. Why are there so few RPG fighting games? I think Red Earth was trying something interesting that we don't see in other fighters. [/QUOTE]

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