Recent content by Hazhulkhen

QFT...I also wanted more original movesets. And instead of these crappy gimmicks that Grandma and your little sister will enjoy, he should've put Mewtwo back in the game, and revamped Dr. Mario, Pichu, and Roy. All the veterans deserved to return!

It basically talks about Marth and Roy's history, then asks "Will Ike be able to surpass them?"

I think the name, picture, and symbols are all redundant. They should tone that down a bit.

Smash 64 got along fine without wavedashing. Perhaps we just didn't know what we were missing.

If that's true, then why did he say wavedashing wasn't in the game? Wouldn't a noob not even know what that is? And if he were aware of the term but didn't understand the concept, I doubt he would've have said it wasn't in the game. The only hole is if he knows about wavedashing but sucks at it...

The problem is he (McAster) has 1000+ posts on Rangerboards. I also checked out his pasts posts and he does mention working for jeux-france as well as offering gameplay impressions of other games (corruption, galaxy).

FINALLY, a video with an air dodge that lives up to my standard of proof. Every other video shows a character dodging in the same direction they were moving in before. But this video: http://media.wii.ign.com/media/748/748545/vids_1.html shows a directional air dodge at 00:42 by Diddy Kong in...

He seems to be focusing more on bringing in more players to the game (people like grandma and your baby brother), as shown with Nintendo's approach with the Wii...which may mean taking out "cheap" tactics like wavedashing. Just a thought (so don't blast me for not having proof).

"Diagonally up" and "up and forward" are synonyms. How does this contradict what I said?

I think that in light of this evidence, directional air dodging should be recategorized as "unconfirmed." All the "proofs" of directional air dodging instead cast serious doubt on the existence of directional air dodging at all in Brawl. Each video only shows a dodging in the direction the...

But every video that shows an air dodge is consistent with the one in this video. Each character continues to move in the same direction as they were going.

If you can jump after air dodging, that suggests that dodging may not be directional at all but simply a factor of the direction you're moving in. I haven't seen an air dodge that shows someone moving in a different direction than they started in yet.

Where is the link to the MTV video that shows stationary air dodging? I don't see it in the source files.