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Kirby’s co-op roots run deep, but recent mainline entries keep sidelining multiplayer depth. Here’s why fans are losing patience.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership revived the series after seven years, but its softer mechanics and stretched tutorials are leaving longtime RPG fans feeling overlooked.
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Fire Emblem has been absent from consoles since 2019. With Three Houses converts moving on, the window to keep them is closing fast.
Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom launched to strong reviews, but months of DLC silence are eroding fan investment and cooling community momentum around the game.
Funky Kong is absent from Donkey Kong Bananza, and legacy fans aren’t letting it slide. Here’s why the snub hits harder than it should.
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Donkey Kong Bananza brings back Funky Kong but leaves out his iconic boat from DKC3, and that omission is hitting one specific corner of the fanbase hard.
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Mario Kart World launches without Battle Mode, frustrating longtime fans who see the omission as a step back for the franchise’s local multiplayer identity.
Super Mario Odyssey launched in 2017 and sold 27M copies. Seven years later, Nintendo still hasn’t announced a sequel – and the 3D platformer genre isn’t waiting.
Metroid Prime 4 previews are out and longtime series fans are divided over combat pacing and scanning changes. Here’s what the early coverage actually reveals.
Wario Land’s last mainline entry was in 2008, and Nintendo has shown no signs of reviving it. Here’s why that silence is wearing thin.
Yoshi’s Woolly World has been silent since 2017. With Switch 2 shaping Nintendo’s next era, the franchise’s window for a comeback is narrowing fast.
Fire Emblem has gone quiet since Engage launched in 2023, and strategy loyalists are growing restless with no Switch 2 announcement in sight.
Concord’s catastrophic failure is forcing Sony to rebuild its live service strategy from the ground up, canceling projects and rethinking studio roles.
Pikmin 4’s strong post-launch sales are pushing Nintendo toward a faster Pikmin 5 greenlight, especially as Switch 2 needs proven mid-tier titles.

































