Sega IP you would wish to comeback

[Air Master Burst]

NFL2K is always my top answer, but we all know that's never happening, and I'm pretty sure Sega hasn't owned that franchise in a couple decades anyway.

I would desperately love another side-scrolling Toejam & Earl, Panic On Funkotron style. The original is fun enough, but I always vastly preferred the sequel.

Whoever said GunValkyrie was spot on, I still haven't played anything else quite like it. A new Rent-A-Hero done SOR4 style would be fun, too.

Not sure who actually holds the rights to Vectorman (Interplay still maybe?), but that and Otogi are two other awesome-yet-dormant Sega-published IPs I haven't seen mentioned here yet.

[m.sniffles.esq]

I thought the second stage before the suit was generally disliked?

The prison? That stage was good!

NFL2K is always my top answer, but we all know that's never happening

Competition = Higher quality games
Exclusivity = More $$$

I don't think anyone is real surprised by the NFL's choice.

[Despatche]

I think we should distinguish between "series created by Sega" and "series that happen to be owned by Sega". The former seems less like wishful thinking at least.

[Air Master Burst]

I think we should distinguish between "series created by Sega" and "series that happen to be owned by Sega". The former seems less like wishful thinking at least.

The only non-Sega game I listed that wasn't primarily/exclusively on Sega consoles was Otogi, which they published in my country, so any remake/sequel/port would probably have to go through them anyway.

Like sure, Vectorman wasn't technically a Sega IP, but considering it was a major console exclusive I'd say it's close enough to count.