This topic is to ponder our thoughts about the making of an RPG for the 3DS or Wii U. I am strictly talking about the turn-based RPG's like Super Star Saga, Partners in Time, or Bowser's Inside Story.
Do you think they will make a Mario RPG for 3DS or Wii U soon?
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You mean like Paper Mario 3DS? 
Anyway, I'd like to see new characters as partners instead of Goombas and Koopas, kinda like what they did in Super Mario RPG with Geno and Mallow. If it relates to that series you mentioned specifically, then I'd like to see new bosses, definitely, and more types of bros. attacks. Maybe have Waluigi and Wario in the game to add to your party, with their own unique abilities with a hammer, electricity, etc.
Anyway, I'd like to see new characters as partners instead of Goombas and Koopas, kinda like what they did in Super Mario RPG with Geno and Mallow. If it relates to that series you mentioned specifically, then I'd like to see new bosses, definitely, and more types of bros. attacks. Maybe have Waluigi and Wario in the game to add to your party, with their own unique abilities with a hammer, electricity, etc.
You know, I'd like a SMRPG remake.
I would like a remake or a 2 but its unlikely it will ever exist. The closest you are going to get are the Paper Mario games or the Mario & Luigi games.
They better make more Mario and Luigis, those games are awesome.
I'd honestly take a Mario & Luigi over a Paper Mario anyday. PM has such a watered-down and really simple fighting style that is boring to play with. I'd rather have the fast-paced and actual technical styles introduced in Mario & Luigi.
As for a possibility of another SMRPG or a simple remake, it's not totally out of the question. Square Enix now has a returned friendship and interest to Nintendo so I don't see why they can't partner up again. Plus, many of the members who work on Mario & Luigi are Square Enix staff (including Yoko Shimomura, the composer for SMRPG and the Mario & Luigi series).
As for a possibility of another SMRPG or a simple remake, it's not totally out of the question. Square Enix now has a returned friendship and interest to Nintendo so I don't see why they can't partner up again. Plus, many of the members who work on Mario & Luigi are Square Enix staff (including Yoko Shimomura, the composer for SMRPG and the Mario & Luigi series).
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