1. Tamagon
Tamagon is the player character of the game Devil World, a maze video game not too dissimilar from Pac-Man, released in Japan in 1984 and later in Europe in 1987. Tamagon is a badass little dude that apparently decides to attack the devil world, simply because he can. Theres a lot of religious imagery in the game, and Tamagon has to use crosses to defeat his enemies and collect bibles. Seems like some interesting thematic threads for a NES game. How could they revive Tamagon? A roguelike of course! The maze structure is perfect, and the series gameplay could be adjusted to that of a simply roguelike/action game like The Binding of Issac, which, coincidentally, also heavily features religious imagery and themes. Again, Tamagon doesnt need himself a major release, a Virtual Console release would suit him just fine. Devil World seemed to have a lot of interesting ideas for a NES game, maybe its concept could be expanded on today, and it no doubt be one of Nintendos more unique offerings. Agree or disagree? Who do you think Nintendo should revive? Feel free to comment!