'90s games which should make a comeback!

Mario Cart is like all those racing games, and don't hit one of the reverse points. However, of course, I'm talking about in the Nintendo version. What's the new racing game that's out now for iOS? In the Zelda games, you could just tap on the screen for walking and all, of course kinda like "A Blind Legend." However, when using the shooting weapons or sword, one of which is the Master Sword, you would really do that--pulling back on the bow string by pulling your phone toward you and releasing, of course not literally, but pushing the phone in front of you as if to throw it. You could use the gyroscope a bit to find the Skultulas and all enemies, learning the exact same sword strikes as Link does ... literally. They could be shown to you somehow through verbal clues with VoiceOver. I would at least love some part/s of these games to be compatable with iOS devices, phones especially. I'd actually like to know some of those moves, just to know them, wouldn't you? In Piolate Wings, as birdman--which I don't think can automatically be selected--just quickly raise and lower your phone as if you were flapping the wings of the character. However fast you push A--I think it was--on the Nintendo controller is howevre fast the character flaps. You could also take pitures with the onboard camera, of course in the game. I don't know how they'd be described to you later, though. For the rings you have to fly through when in the chopper, I don't know how they'd be audibly notated.

I don't have a joy stick, so I wouldn't be able to play it on my PC. I don't use said device for games either but only my phone.

I think the Donkey Kong from the '90S should be accessable/brought to iOS. Sorry for writing in all caps there, but I would play as either Lanky Kong or Diddy Kong. All the rest of you can have the rest. Also, what about the Tarzan game where you literally had to insert another card into your N64's remote to have bonus content? I never understood that, but some of the movie's soundtrack--the Disney version--was used in the game. If I remmeber correctly, the other actors were there as well, right?