Nintendo has recently renewed trademarks for Metroid Prime: Federation Force, Blast Ball, Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE, and Ever Oasis. These titles are associated with the 3DS and Wii U; there are currently no announcements regarding new projects for them.
Metroid Prime: Federation Force, developed by Next Level Games, is a multiplayer spin-off of the Metroid Prime series released in 2016. Blast Ball, also included in the renewal list, was featured within that game and was also available as a standalone title.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE is a Wii U role-playing game released by Atlus in 2015. Originally exclusive to the Wii U, an enhanced version was later released for the original Nintendo Switch in 2020. Ever Oasis, also on the list, is an action RPG developed by Grezzo that launched on the 3DS in 2017.
Trademark renewals are part of Nintendo's routine intellectual property protection efforts. While there have been cases in the past where trademark applications coincided with announcements of new games, this renewal alone does not prove that these titles will receive sequels, ports, or other new products.