ExciteBike/ExciteTruck

I just thought about it. ExciteTruck was a great game, yet a bit rushed and overlooked by Nintendo itself. You know, we've got three main categories in racing games. You've got the realistic ones in circuit (Forza, Gran Turismo, Project C.A.R.S.), the party-like unrealistic ones (Mario Kart) and you've got the realistic ones in an open world (Need For Speed). But, after a bit of thinking, its obvious that ExciteTruck is in none of these categories, meaning that it has no other games to keep up with and can have a whole new fanbase.

For those who don't know, ExciteTruck is a kind of realistic yet insanely fast-paced Monster truck racing game published by Nintendo that is part of the ExciteBike series.

This game has a lot of potential and can become a real hardcore game. So here's my idea.

No more 2D motorbike racing. This was fun in the 80's, but now there's no way that kind of game sells well now. If they want to do that, then its good for the e-Shop as a Wii U-Ware game. I'm thinking of a fast-paced and crazy motorbike game. It would go fast with mud all over the place and you would be able to perform a crazy chain of stunts (maybe using the GamePad?) while high (and I mean HIGH) in mid-air. You'd be racing in a rather opened area at a moment while in another situation you'd be hitting the hell out of your opponent in a confined space.

There would be an online exhibition (dunno if I wrote it well) mode where you'll have to perform as much crazy tricks as possible. The other guys waiting for their turn would be the judges panel giving you a mark out of ten. (No cheating, if someone gives an insanely bad mark that is totally different from what the other guys gave, then it would be ignored.)

There would also be a team race as well as a free-for-all race mode online and offline. There would be a racing exhibition mode (team and single) where the team that has the most points wins (considering that stunts make you earn points).

The exact same would apply to monster trucks.

There would also be deep bike and truck customisation.

What do you think of it? Discuss.