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You all know how big of a fan for neglected characters I am. This pic, my biggest one yet, mentions several different games that desperately need sequels.

Bottom Row (left to right):

Coupe (the car)(Stunt Race FX)
Not a lot of people know about this old game for the SNES. This, along with the original Starfox, was one of the first SNES games to use the 3D engine (and it was still made by Nintendo). I loved this game when it first game out, and really wsh that it would be brought back.

Bubsy (Bubsy the Bobcat)
This guy has the worst luck. Bubsy 3D came out and it was horrible. That was what I think killed the franchise, because no ones done any more Bubsy games since. If anyone deserves a second chance, it's this guy.

Kablooey (thing under the sign) (Kablooey)
An overlooked game on the SNES. The object was to clear each stage of bombs while avoiding the resulting explosions. Easier said than done, because the stage crumbles with each bomb that blows. This game was hard and frustrating, but most puzzle games are, and I just found this one to be unique.

Cool Spot (Cool Spot)
I'm not sure if this guy can actually make a comeback or not, but if he could, I would love to see him back in action. I really liked the classic SNES game. For some odd reason, it just clicked for me.

Anti-Uni (white unicylce) (Uniracers)
Another overlooked game made by Nintendo. The entire game was a racing game on tracks that, for the most part, just stayed on one long line going in flips and jumps. Anti-Uni was the opponent for 1P Mode. I would really like to see Uniracers get a sequel, but I'm not sure of its chances.

Rocky Rodent (Rockey Rodent)
Yeah, you were expecting this one, weren't you? A unique game with addictive gameplay and an awesome soundtrack. I'm surprised that this game never got a sequel, because it remains as my favourite SNES game.

Middle row:

Purple Tentacle (Day of the Tentactle)
DOTT was a point-and-click adventure game like Sam & Max, and was named one of the best of its kind. Hey, if Sam & Max could get a second chance, maybe a DOTT sequel isn't as impossible as some people think.

Earl (Toejam & Earl)
Now, before any of you say it, yes, I know that our favouite funky alien duo had an Xbox game (I actually have it). However, it just didn't compare to the first two games. Towjam & Earl need a better seqel, maybe one more like Panic on Funkotron.

Top row:

Ally Gator (Black & Bruised)
How could I do a pic like this without including my favourite gaming gal? B&B was an awesome boxing game if only just for the humour that was in it. I wish more people had played that game, because then ther'd be better chance for a sequel.

Laverne (Day of the Tentacle)
See Purple Tentactle. Laverne is one of the three main heroes in the game.

Melody (Rocky Rodent)
See Rocky Rodent. Melody is actually the damsel in distress from the game.

Doh-Doh (Claymates)
Claymates is an old SNES game made by Interplay, the people that made Clayfighter. I think that the game was unique because of the ability to turn into different animals of clay. I wish this game would get a sequel...

So as you can see, the people in this pic are just as mad that they haven't gotten any sequels.

Description
You all know how big of a fan for neglected characters I am. This pic, my biggest one yet, mentions several different games that desperately need sequels.

Bottom Row (left to right):

Coupe (the car)(Stunt Race FX)
Not a lot of people know about this old game for the SNES. This, along with the original Starfox, was one of the first SNES games to use the 3D engine (and it was still made by Nintendo). I loved this game when it first game out, and really wsh that it would be brought back.

Bubsy (Bubsy the Bobcat)
This guy has the worst luck. Bubsy 3D came out and it was horrible. That was what I think killed the franchise, because no ones done any more Bubsy games since. If anyone deserves a second chance, it's this guy.

Kablooey (thing under the sign) (Kablooey)
An overlooked game on the SNES. The object was to clear each stage of bombs while avoiding the resulting explosions. Easier said than done, because the stage crumbles with each bomb that blows. This game was hard and frustrating, but most puzzle games are, and I just found this one to be unique.

Cool Spot (Cool Spot)
I'm not sure if this guy can actually make a comeback or not, but if he could, I would love to see him back in action. I really liked the classic SNES game. For some odd reason, it just clicked for me.

Anti-Uni (white unicylce) (Uniracers)
Another overlooked game made by Nintendo. The entire game was a racing game on tracks that, for the most part, just stayed on one long line going in flips and jumps. Anti-Uni was the opponent for 1P Mode. I would really like to see Uniracers get a sequel, but I'm not sure of its chances.

Rocky Rodent (Rockey Rodent)
Yeah, you were expecting this one, weren't you? A unique game with addictive gameplay and an awesome soundtrack. I'm surprised that this game never got a sequel, because it remains as my favourite SNES game.

Middle row:

Purple Tentacle (Day of the Tentactle)
DOTT was a point-and-click adventure game like Sam & Max, and was named one of the best of its kind. Hey, if Sam & Max could get a second chance, maybe a DOTT sequel isn't as impossible as some people think.

Earl (Toejam & Earl)
Now, before any of you say it, yes, I know that our favouite funky alien duo had an Xbox game (I actually have it). However, it just didn't compare to the first two games. Towjam & Earl need a better seqel, maybe one more like Panic on Funkotron.

Top row:

Ally Gator (Black & Bruised)
How could I do a pic like this without including my favourite gaming gal? B&B was an awesome boxing game if only just for the humour that was in it. I wish more people had played that game, because then ther'd be better chance for a sequel.

Laverne (Day of the Tentacle)
See Purple Tentactle. Laverne is one of the three main heroes in the game.

Melody (Rocky Rodent)
See Rocky Rodent. Melody is actually the damsel in distress from the game.

Doh-Doh (Claymates)
Claymates is an old SNES game made by Interplay, the people that made Clayfighter. I think that the game was unique because of the ability to turn into different animals of clay. I wish this game would get a sequel...

So as you can see, the people in this pic are just as mad that they haven't gotten any sequels.