>Metroid
>F-Zero
>Starfox
Which series has been treated the worst?
Which series has the brightest future?
>Metroid
>F-Zero
>Starfox
Which series has been treated the worst?
Which series has the brightest future?
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F-Zero has at least been left to rest in peace, Metroid has suffered some abuse.
I'm glad that F-Zero hasn't suffered the same fate as The other two, but I wish they'd just put the good Captain to rest. He's a horrible match for Smash.
F-Zero has been resting peacefully for a while now.
Metroid probably has the best chance to recover and have a bright future. The only real blemish was Other M.
Star Fox is on its deathbed. I don't really understand why either as it's so simple to make a good SF game.
>The only real blemish was Other M.
I take it you enjoyed Federation Force then?
Not him, but it's not a bad game. I loved the main Prime trilogy and I enjoyed FF quite a bit.
I still say FF gets hate because of the timing. If it hadn't been five years since any Metroid game and the last thing we'd gotten was Other M, people would've been way more receptive to it. Even with the chibi look.
>Metroid
>last two games have been horrible
>Nintendo shows no love for the series and there's very little chance it will ever come back
>Star Fox
>really only one or two actually good games
>every game after 64 has been mediocre or outright bad
>F-Zero
>no bad games
>last main game was arguably the best in the series
F-Zero clearly has it the best as it at least got to end on a high note. Star Fox doesn't have much of a future after the misguided bomb of Zero and Metroid is dead and buried.
Star Fox fell off a cliff with Adventures, the 3rd game
It took 10 games to get to Other M
For reference, this was posted well before Rabbids was finally confirmed real with the title.
>Which series has been treated the worst?
Metroid, because it's the only good one.
Star Fox and F-Zero are average franchises with a single outstanding game each (Star Fox 64 and F-Zero GX, respectivelly).