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AUTOMATON writes: "AUTOMATON Japan Editor-in-Chief Shuji Ishimoto was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to speak at length with Greg Wondra―game designer/developer of such titles as Lost Planet 3 and the Major League Baseball 2K series, family man, and all-around awesome guy―about his career, the current state of the game industry, and a column he recently wrote for Gamasutra entitled 'Death of the Game Designer', which garnered a good amount of attention in Japan after it was picked up and reported on by our Japanese sister site (Japanese language link). Greg offered some really good insights into the life and work of a game designer―both 'then' and 'now'―and if you're considering getting into a career in game design or development, then this is certainly a must-read. Today we present the final half of our two-part interview."

AUTOMATON writes: "AUTOMATON Japan Editor-in-Chief Shuji Ishimoto was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to speak at length with Greg Wondra―game designer/developer of such titles as Lost Planet 3 and the Major League Baseball 2K series, family man, and all-around awesome guy―about his career, the current state of the game industry, and a column he recently wrote for Gamasutra entitled 'Death of the Game Designer', which garnered a good amount of attention in Japan after it was picked up and reported on by our Japanese sister site (Japanese language link). Greg offered some really good insights into the life and work of a game designer―both 'then' and 'now'―and if you're considering getting into a career in game design or development, then this is certainly a must-read. Today we present the first half of our two-part interview."

Chris Vellucci writes: "Nintendo is in a bit of a rut right now, but if anything can be said about Nintendo, it’s that it won’t stop them. We can all agree that Nintendo has some of the best IP’s on the market and here at SpawnFirst, we believe that either a reboot or sequel to these following games would be lovingly embraced by gamers of all consoles. The games are in no particular order, but get ready to reminisce."
Luigis Mansion 2
The 3DS one being spilt up into "levels" and not being open like the first game is kind of off putting.
I would of rather seen a sequel on the Wii U where you have a much bigger mansion to explore
I suppose they can still do it, it's only called Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon in Japan so I guess Luigis Mansion 2 could be on consoles.
Me personally, I would die and go to HEAVEN if Nintendo somehow swooped in and brokered whatever deal they need to deal, to free up the Metal Arms: Glitch in the System franchise from back in the Gamecube days.
Did you all know that that game was originally supposed to be the first game in a TRILOGY?
I want to see that happen.
It could be the "Ratchet&Clank" of Nintendo, if only they'd acknowledge it as such and do whatever it took to get it under their wing...
Just give us a Metroid for 3DS, we want it!!!
As for the list, Conker, Eartbound and Megaman are in top for me. Just I can't wait to see Conker 2 or a 3D platform like this and to not be called "Mario" please....