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So do the opponents bounce off the platform or something?
But, don't Wolf and Fox have fewer similarities than Mario and Luigi? I mean, Wolf and Fox share their loose derivatives of each other's Special Moves and their Final Smashes, but Mario and Luigi share loose derivatives of three of their Special Moves, all of their Smash Attacks, four of their aerials, all of their tilts, and their Jabs 1 and 2.
They just don't rise high enough to reach the platform above. Tested this on Little Mac, I used to be able to elevate him all the time but now is not possible
I too think this way! Someone explain please.
Well except for that Mario & Luigi X Paper Mario game.
There will be DLC so you can play the second version iirc
Kewl.
Nintendo had no hypeworthy announcements outside of Paper Mario x Mario & Luigi.
MS had the Rare Replay, Dark Souls 3, Cuphead and Gears 4.
Sony had The Last Guardian, Horizon and FF VII.
EA had Mass Effect.
Ubisoft had South Park.
Bethesda had Doom and Fallout 4.
SE had Kingdom Hearts, Deus Ex and Platinum working on Nier spreading them thinner (Star Fox, Scalebound and Transformers as well).
Nintendo's event was piss poor.
More Metroid trolling with that Federation football garbage.
Pointless section on Woolly World and Mario Maker boredom.
Mario Spin-Offs.
Animal Crossing Amiibo Party bs.
Star Fox looked lacklustre and also has on online MP. In 2015.
The Smash info was leaked.
Xenoblade X release date and FE:Fate English trailer were the best parts and that isn't saying much given we knew about those titles already.
EA's conference was better. And they had a drunken Pele.
I don't see how other people could have enjoyed it.
Well, I can't speak for other people, but I really enjoyed the segment on Star Fox Zero. That was awesome! Also, while Costume Mario himself didn't get me excited, the idea of being able to play as Mewtwo, Dr. Mario, Fox and numerous other Nintendo characters in Super Mario Maker did. I was also pleased Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam and Triforce Heroes.
Well no because the Smash Direct got leaked all over the internet so it wouldn't have been as hypeworthy.
While I do agree that it's a cruddy excuse for a Metroid game, I think it might be fun in its own right. I think it would probably do better if Nintendo hadn't made it a Metroid spin-off, but whatever. I just wouldn't disregard it as a stand-alone game quite yet.
They had the ****ing nerve to call it Metroid Prime. It's not even done by Retro. This is a ****ing Halo game. Maybe that's what Microsoft meant with 'From the developers of Metroid Prime'
That's an insult to Halo (which did the football style first (Grifball and Ricochet)).
well, you didnt like the digital direc, fine. but please dont say in that way that your opinions are fact. your opinions are opinions while my opinions are opinions.
Nintendo had no hypeworthy announcements outside of Paper Mario x Mario & Luigi.
MS had the Rare Replay, Dark Souls 3, Cuphead and Gears 4.
Sony had The Last Guardian, Horizon and FF VII.
EA had Mass Effect.
Ubisoft had South Park.
Bethesda had Doom and Fallout 4.
SE had Kingdom Hearts, Deus Ex and Platinum working on Nier spreading them thinner (Star Fox, Scalebound and Transformers as well).
Nintendo's event was piss poor.
More Metroid trolling with that Federation football garbage.
Pointless section on Woolly World and Mario Maker boredom.
Mario Spin-Offs.
Animal Crossing Amiibo Party bs.
Star Fox looked lacklustre and also has on online MP. In 2015.
The Smash info was leaked.
Xenoblade X release date and FE:Fate English trailer were the best parts and that isn't saying much given we knew about those titles already.
EA's conference was better. And they had a drunken Pele.
Well, as we're arguing, I think that, ultimately, this is just going to boil down to opinion. I might've found the Smash mini-Direct hype, but you didn't, and I might've thought that Star Fox Zero looked cool, but you didn't. And that's OK. Everyone has opinions, and it's important to respect them. It's fine that you didn't enjoy the Digital Event, and it's fine that I did. Everyone's different.
Once again, yes, Metroid: Federation Force is a cruddy excuse for a Metroid game. It doesn't even look like a Metroid game. But, nonetheless, it might be fun in its own right. Maybe it won't be fun as a Metroid game, but maybe it'll be fun as a stand-alone title. Call it wishful thinking, but I'm not normally one to be pessimistic, and this time is no exception.
yet, Earthbound Beginnings (mother/Earthbound 0) got released on Eshop for the first time outside Japan! that means Earthbound isnt really dead.
Whoa, really?! I had no idea! That's actually pretty cool! Yes, I agree, that's definitely something in EarthBound's favor. I mean, I don't think we're getting a Mother 4 or anything anytime soon, but that's still pretty neat.
I just wanted to point out that this isn't entirely true. According to this article, online multiplayer for Star Fox Zero hasn't been completely disconfirmed. The developers are simply focusing on making a more enjoyable single-player experience at this point. Apparently, as the game's development progresses, they might add online multiplayer if they feel like it'll be good enough, but, for now, they're not entertaining the idea. Here's what Shigeru Miyamoto said word-for-word, in case anybody doesn't want to read the whole article.
Shigeru Miyamoto said:
