This is a for fun thread where you take a game/genre and rename it to better suit it.

For example: Action Adventure would become Generica, and The Legend of Zelda: The Twilight Princess would become Ocarina Of Time Version 2.

Strafe: Retro FPS Imitator: Are your Nostalgia Goggles Ready?

Sudden Strike 4: Codename Panzers Phase 3 Blitzkrieg 3 Mod (I really like this game)

Doom (2016): Doom 4

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild: The Legend of Zelda: Cooking is Fun

Stalker: Clear Sky --> Stalker: Standalone Expansion with Swaps
Brilliant Bob --> Decided to make Mario 3D Land for PC but it sucks.
Pokemon GO --> The Unsocial Simulator

Point & Click --> Devs can't be bothered to make a 3d game.

Heroes of Might and Magic 4 - "It's Heroes Jim, but not as we know it."

(Not knocking it, it's a good game).

(FF stands for Final Fantasy here)

FF11: Final Fantasy Online
FF12: FF11
FF13: FF12
FF14: Final Fantasy Online 2
FF15: FF13

(The FF13 sequels would, of course, have to be changed to FF12)

The idea here is to make the MMORPGs a separate series, because they're not really the same type of game, and I would imagine that there isn't that much overlap between the fanbases. (Anyone care to fact check this claim and prove me wrong?)

I could also do:
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island would be renamed to Yoshi's Island (removing the SMW2) because it really doesn't play like a Mario game. Then again, neither does Super Mario 64, so I don't know what to call it.

We could also do:
Kirby's Avalanche: Puyo Puyo Kirby
Dr. Robotnick's Mean Bean Machine: Puyo Puyo Eggman (or perhaps Eggman's Puyo Puyo machine)
Tetris Attack: Yoshi's Puzzle League (This is probably what the game would be called if it were released today)

Can't think of any genres I would rename, though I would be more strict about what I would call an RPG than most people seem to be. On the other hand, many games that are typically called JRPGs are really JRPG/VN (Visual Novel) hybrids just because they're so cutscene heavy, and some WRPGs may be more WRPG/Adventure hybrids (though not to the extent of the previous example).

wRPG - never heard of such nonsense until recently.

Ultima IX: Ascension --> Ultima IX: Decline