Nintendo franchise Grezzo should be resurrected

Grezzo is the developer behind it The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. They have worked with Nintendo on several Zelda ports and remakes, including the 2019 remake The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening on the switch and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on the 3DS. They have also worked on other Nintendo franchises like Mario and tested their own unique titles, but the Zelda Series seems to be their bread and butter.

Since The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom was rated good along with all the others Zelda Under her leadership, Nintendo should put more trust in Grezzo. If internal Nintendo teams don't want to touch old IPs, they should let Grezzo choose what they could revive. Whether they want to make a sequel or a remake of an old game is up to them, but here are some ideas.

6 Custom Robo

Build robots and become the best

• Platform: N64
• Published: December 8, 1999 (Japan)
• Developer: Noise
• Publisher: Nintendo

Custom Robo began as a series in Japan in 1999 as an N64 game. North America's first taste was on the GameCube in 2004, followed by the DS in 2007. This game, Custom Robo Arenawas the last ever released in the series.

They all play similarly, with kids buying parts and customizing their toy mechs to fight in action-based battle arenas. Since Grezzo is great at making games look like toys, as in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdomthat would suit them well. It's been a while since that too Custom Robo The franchise has been seen and surely there are some hardcore fans out there waiting for a sequel or collection.

5 Child Icarus

Pit will get back up

The Child Icarus The franchise has a wild history. It started life as an NES game in Japan in 1986 and a year later it also came to North America. North America then got a head start on Japan by receiving a Game Boy sequel that was not initially released overseas. The series was subsequently lost until the 3DS reboot in 2012 and this game, Kid Icarus: Uprisingwas the last title.

Pit, the main character of the series, lived on as a fighter Super Smash Bros. games. There are even other characters from Kid Icarus Super Smash Bros Ultimate specifically Dark Pit and Lady Palutena. So the franchise isn't completely dead, but there hasn't been a new game in over a decade. Based on Grezzo's expertise, it would almost be better if they remade the first game in a new style rather than adapting it to the high-intensity action of a sequel like Kid Icarus: Uprising.

4 Mother/Earthbound

Use advertising art sensibly

Since its release in Japan in 2006 on the Game Boy Advance, fans have been clamoring for an official release mother 3 in North America. Despite her screams, it still hasn't happened. Should Grezzo be put in charge of redesigning this game? At this point it would almost be more fun if they just helped out mother 4. It would be trolling for Nintendo to skip the game everyone wants and then make a brand new game.

Maybe that would excite fans more, but either way, Grezzo has what it takes to roleplay. Many may not remember it, but they have evolved Always an oasis on the 3DS, which along with the Switch port was an action RPG Miitopia which was more turn based. What is noteworthy is that Lucas and Ness from the Mother series have become fighters Super Smash Bros. also games.

3 Punch Out!!

Little Mac still has some fighting spirit left in him

Punch Out!! began in arcades in 1984, but most fans probably remember the NES version more. Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! Released in 1987, it was more than a boxing game. It was a puzzle-based boss rush game where each fighter had their own unique abilities and weaknesses. It was ahead of its time and thanks to its success two more games were created. The last of these was released on the Wii in 2009.

They were never such money makers Mario or Pokémon But they certainly had loyal Nintendo fans. However, they never developed beyond the boxing ring and it would be interesting if Grezzo took over the main character Little Mac and gave him more to do. He could be exploring his city, training in RPG battles before games, or maybe he's the mentor now and everything is a boxing simulation. It's worth noting that Little Mac is currently in the Super Smash Bros. Series.

2 StarTropics

Zelda's American cousin

StarTropics breaks the trend and no one from this series was a Super Smash Bros. playable character. The series hasn't even left its original platform, the NES. It debuted in North America in 1990 with hopes that it could become another slam hit of its kind The Legend of Zelda but slightly different. It shares many of the same tropes, namely a top-down explorable world.

However, once players entered the dungeons, the perspective changed, as did the graphics, and everything became more detailed. Stylistically, it was another game that was ahead of its time. There was a sequel, Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics 2in 1994. Technically, the series has since left the NES thanks to virtual libraries like those on the Switch, but there was never a sequel on grander hardware. This game seems to be best suited for Grezzo as they have had great performances so far Zelda games and it would make the most sense if the team developed a remake of the original StarTropics.

1 Wario Land

Shake up this garlic loving fiend

Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 In 1994, players were able to enjoy Wario as a protagonist in a platform game for the first time. After that, the franchise became easy Wario Land when Nintendo realized he was a big enough selling point for the Game Boy without Mario's help. There were a whole bunch of these games and Wario even got several spin-offs like that WarioWare Series.

WarioWare has endured except for a few dry spells, but the last Wario Land game was it Wario Land: Shake It! in 2008, a Wii game. Grezzo has already tackled a Mario spinoff, the 3DS remake of Luigi's villawhich was well reviewed. So before they can tackle one Mario Game actually, Nintendo might give them a chance at a new one Wario Land or even a remake.