It's Mario Maker, and always has been.

Either TMS because I never got round to playing it or Mario Maker because it would fit so perfectly. 3D World, however, is the best game on that list.

The Pikmin trilogy getting a release would be nice.

3D World for me, either/both Zeldas for my wife.

The Mario Galaxy's... those arn't Wii U games are they...

Pikmin for me, it is one of those franchises that I almost completely have missed but always wanted to play.

All of the above tbh, but my main picks would be Mario Maker (obviously), the Zelda HD remasters, and Xenoblade X.

I greatly prefer linear platformers to the open-ended navigation of Odyssey and its ilk, so between that and all the good praise it gets I *really* wanna get my hands on Mario World 3D somewhere beside Wii U.

100%. Mario Maker is, by a mile, the game I most want to see get a second renaissance. But there is a functional barrier in the way of the translation. Building content just wouldn't be as fun, or as simple, without constant access to a touchscreen. Nintendo could feasibly make the half-step to prioritize controller support for the level design suite. But, again, it's just not what made that part of Mario Maker so accessible.

Mario Maker. MARIO MAKER. MARIO. MAKER. I never got a chance to play it, and it seems like a really fun fit for the Switch.

Also, not a WiiU game, but I'd love to see a Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 pack for Switch. I've been really wanting to play those again, and I don't have access to a Wii or WiiU anymore.

More people should play Tokyo Mirage Sessions. It's a bonkers musical JRPG about the Japanese entertainment industry that is somehow also a crossover between Fire Emblem and Shin Megami Tensei. Unfortunately, think it's probably the second least likely game on this poll to get a Switch port. (The first is Wonderful 101)

Still, I'd suffice for Mario Maker to come back, even if I feel like that game is way more exciting when you have a public platform and can actively make people (i.e. Patrick Klepek) bang their heads against the levels you made. After a certain point, it felt like half of the 100 mario challenge mostly involved self-playing levels and masocore troll garbage. I wish it was a little more curated.

The only Zelda game I have finished in the last 20 years is the 3D one on the 3DS, so I’d love another crack at Windwaker. BotW was great but after 40 hours I was done with it.

Either Zelda, I suppose. The rest are kinda whatever.

Easy pick: Tokyo Mirage Sessions. It's pretty much a hidden gem just by virtue of being on the WiiU. Sure, the same could be said for Wonderful 101, but I personally have a stronger attachment to things that are in the same vein as Persona.

Also, how is Mario Maker going to effectively work on the Switch if, last I heard sometime last year, that Nintendo doesn't want Switch games to split screens between the Switch and a TV?