Recent content by Quillion

Sure. What I have in mind is if you land an up-tilt with Mario, you can cancel it early with a jump so you have more follow-up options. If you don't land it, you can't cancel with a jump. That said, this might need to accompany n-airs being semi-universally revamped into aerial jabs.

If there's going to be a 3D Mario Maker, it needs to coexist alongside a separate 2D Mario Maker. Also, I don't imagine it being anything other than the Super 3D games mechanically (though also incorporating other styles). I'd love to see the styles be "consolidated" though. Consolidate NSMB1...

I keep thinking that this peep could be a great Smash character, but posting them kept escaping me. Well not anymore. I present: Person. https://game-builder-garage.fandom.com/wiki/Person Yeah, even if Labo was a bold but short-lived experiment, something even better emerged from its ashes...

I guess what I said earlier should at least apply to the Mario characters, since adapting to new environments and situations is their entire deal. But yeah, it would be weird to apply it to characters like Villager, Kirby, or WFT.

I really hate how everyone is trying to say "Nintendo was right" just because they're sticking to more restrained scale when every other company is facing layoffs, cancellations, delays, and other troubles. “Being too far ahead of your time is indistinguishable from being wrong.” I'm not saying...

I really hate how everyone is trying to say "Nintendo was right" just because they're sticking to more restrained scale when every other company is facing layoffs, cancellations, delays, and other troubles. “Being too far ahead of your time is indistinguishable from being wrong.” I'm not saying...

I really hate the sentiment that "Nintendo was right" to restrain their project scale and console power just because of the layoffs, cancellations, and other BS going on right now. Being too far ahead of your time is indistinguishable from being wrong.

My point is that PSAS has a bit too much of a focus on things that were relevant at the time as opposed to celebrating its whole history. TBF, a lot of that has to do with with how a lot of the more iconic PS1 games weren't third party and how it was with the PS2 that Sony IE got a significant...

Just from the thumb it looks like too much of a "Wild Saga" revamp. Maybe if Showtime becomes a series they could offer a moveset based on it as an alternate. I hope Super Peach becomes a series instead though.

Thing is, I don't want movesets to be changed on the animation side (though there are a few I'd like to see). I want movesets changed on the functional side. As it stands now, movesets are very unsynergistic and there's a relative lack of methods to capitalize on setups. You often end up using...

I guess I could settle for Battle League's lighter mood too, but I'm just not a fan of that game. Also, I get that being edgy to appeal to mid-teens kids isn't a good idea all the time. But it seems you think that sort of aesthetic ONLY appeals to edgy teens, and that's just short-sighted...

If there's any model for how competitive the characters should act in Smash while retaining their silly selves, it's Mario Strikers Charged.

I keep saying that the easiest way to freshen up the gameplay for casual and competitive alike is to introduce a proper super move system (alongside keeping Final Smash exclusive to Smash Balls). It would give a lot of the older characters some new toys to play with alongside consolidating a lot...

Does it grind anyone else's gears that the PS5 and Xbox Series are judged on the lack of exclusives... while there's also big backlash towards third-party exclusives? They need to be judged on non-cross-gen games instead.

I think it's fair to say the Sonic Adventure era marked a time when Sonic Team just gave up on integrating speed, platforming, exploration, and other gimmicks together and resorted to putting each of those things into discrete sections of the game. It's definitely a lot more difficult than it...