The 8-Bit Big Band as a whole is awesome.
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I love just about everything about this.
The 8-Bit Big Band as a whole is awesome.
Ah, nothing like getting cozy under the covers after a long winter’s day of trolling.
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"If you need to learn how to talk to a lady, ask DONKEY KONG!"
God bless Designing For.
I've been playing around with Character.AI today. Mostly just making a few of my OCs into AI, but I have also had some intellectual conversations.
Hey Smashboardians, I'm in a real pickle.
For some time now, I've been thinking of doing a mega Annalynnpost on December 28th, the one-year anniversary of when I first talked about the game on this site. This would be a proper, serious review of the game, where I talk about what the game is like and why I appreciate it so much (as well as address the VERY few things I don't like about the game).
This was always intended to be a status post here, since... y'know, I'm addressing an anniversary on one specific site that's relevant to one specific user. That said, I have been beginning to think about making it into some sort of video. The issues with this are...
- I have a considerable speech impediment - Nothing severe, but I'm not really confident in my voice too much, so my best options are to go text-only or Text-To-Speech.
- If I go text only, the video would probably be really boring. It might even be boring if I go with TTS.
- I'm not sure how much Annalynn footage I can record without my hard drive screaming in agony.
- I may not be able to get the video done in time for the 28th. Maybe I'll aim for Annalynn's actual anniversary in January, but I dunno.
So... wat do? Do you mind me going into this ultimate Annalynnpost in video form, or should I stick to a basic script? Be honest here.
SmashBoards seems to be running slow today. If I didn't know any better, I'd say the security certificate is expiring soon.
Screw it.
Diddy Kong.
FINALLY got around to watching Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Damn solid film with absolutely glorious animation. It's free (with ads) on YouTube right now if you wanna watch it.
I misread the prompt on the Evolving Smash Roster thread and gave three characters from franchises I didn’t represent. Turns out I didn’t have any Capcom, Disney, or Pizza Tower Guy reps on my roster yet, so all my picks were accepted anyway.
went on a paper mario rp server on roblox for goofs and ended up getting in a 2-hour serious rp, ask me anything
vocaloid is the first dridim franchise i know absolutely nothing about besides miku so this should be fun for me
(yes i have said similar things about breaking bad but literally all i know about vocaloid is the funny blue-haired girl who spins a leek)
I got so bored, I decided to see how the franchises with playable characters in All-Star Strife have connected with each other!
- An arrow from one franchise pointing to another means that that franchise has gotten content into the other.
- No parodies/unofficial crossovers were included.
- The Antonblast logo stands for both Antonball and Blast - Peppino appears in the former, and Annalynn's supposedly cameoing in the latter.
- I didn't count "third-party" crossovers, so I didn't count anything like Smash or Fraymakers. The franchises must have interacted with each other directly.
- Finally, I had to adopt some wonky color coding for two franchises. Franchises outlined in green have crossed over with Minecraft, while those in blue have crossed over with Bit.Trip.
- Just realized I made an error - Super Meat Boy should be pointing to Dust, not the other way around.
Alright, time to wrap this mini-series up.
Unfortunately, I can't link to all the other posts I've made about this here, but I might make a mega-post with them all sometime. Anyway, I'm just going to be focusing on Ultimate newcomers.
- Inkling
- Daisy
- Ridley
- Fanfare: Vs. Ridley - Super Metroid
- Results: Crateria - Super Metroid
- Simon
- Richter
- Fanfare: Stage Clear - Castlevania: Dracula X
- Results: Credits - Castlevania: Dracula X
- Chrom
- Fanfare: Conquest - Fire Emblem: Awakening
- Results: Old Battlefield - Fire Emblem: Awakening
- Dark Samus
- King K. Rool
- Isabelle
- Ken
- Fanfare: Stage Clear - Street Fighter Alpha
- Results: Ending (Ken) - Street Fighter II
- Incineroar
- Piranha Plant
- Fanfare: Piranha Plant Slide - Mario Kart 7
- Results: Piranha Plant's Lullaby - Super Mario 64
- Joker
- Hero
- Banjo & Kazooie
- Terry
- Byleth
- Min Min
- Fanfare: Victory! ARMS - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- Results: Tutorial - ARMS
- Steve
- Fanfare: Minecraft - Minecraft
- Results: Sweden - Minecraft
- Sephiroth
- Pyra/Mythra
- Kazuya
- Sora
- Fanfare: Victory! Sora - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- Results: Menu - Kingdom Hearts
Minecraft came very close to being my DriDim mini-franchise submission. Expect me to try and get it in as a full season.
mayrio
my two ideas for the next dridim mini-franchise are
- a franchise i see doing very well in voting, but has no good racer or item potential to the point where i’d have to make stuff up
- a franchise where all the required content comes naturally, but will absolutely drown in voting
So I was originally gonna start getting ready for bed, but I started thinking about something and knew I wasn't going to be able to stop thinking about it until I got it out.
- All three games would be complete remakes of the originals, with HD graphics akin to those seen in the Retro Studios titles. However, there would be both a conventional CRT filter and a filter which makes the game somewhat resemble the pre-rendered graphics of the original trilogy. These filters can be combined.
- While you'd only have each game's default Kong rosters to start out, clearing games unlocks Kongs in others. Clearing DKC1 unlocks DK in 2 and 3, clearing DKC2 unlocks Diddy in 3 and Dixie in 1, and clearing DKC3 unlocks Kiddy in 1 and 2.
- Every game can be played in "Classic Mode" and "Modern Mode". The only real difference is that Classic has a lives system while Modern does not.
- The Game Over screens, rather than being different for each game, would probably be similar to DKCR. However, each game does have its own Game Over music, with 2 and 3 getting extended versions similarly to the K. Rool's Cacophony cover in Returns.
- The photographs from the GBA versions of DKC1 and 2 return, with them also being added to 3.
- The DK Attack mode from the GBA version of DKC1 has been added to all games.
- DKC1-specific
- Due to the way video game saving is handled now, Candy's Save Point is kinda irrelevant... that is, if we didn't make some changes! Due to DKC1 lacking a bonus world like its sequels, I decided to remedy this by expanding upon the Candy's Challenges bonus levels from the GBC version. For every level you score all four KONG letters in, you unlock a tough, yet brief challenge hosted by Candy.
- Similarly, while Funky's Flights still offers fast-travel services, it also hosts the Funky's Fishing minigame from the GBA version of DKC1.
- The Master Necky Snr. fight has become its GBA incarnation.
- Music Test has been added.
- The death jingle now varies based on the level environment.
- DKC2-specific
- Saving at Kong Kollege is now free.
- Kerozene from the GBA version has been added as a boss in Stronghold Showdown.
- DKC3-specific
- You can switch between the SNES and GBA soundtracks.
- Wrinkly's Save Cave looks the same as the SNES version, but now Wrinkly gives you hints.
- The 100% completion ending for getting all the Banana Birds is now preceded by a brief level taking inspiration from Wrinky's Retreat from the GBA version.
- Finally, what's a FazDude-designed game complilation without unnecessary bonus games?
- Firstly, the original DKC trilogy, emulated from the SNES.
- Next, the Donkey Kong Land trilogy, emulated from the Game Boy.
- All the minigames from the GBA remakes: Candy's Dance Studio, Expresso's Racing, Funky's Flights, Bag a Bug, Cranky's Dojo, Swanky's Dash, and the Funky's Rental challenges. Some of these served completion purposes in the originals, but here, they're just fun bonuses.
- The arcade version of the original Donkey Kong.
- Finally, the Game Boy Donkey Kong.
There's something funny about the latest (or one of the latest, anyway) Simpsons episodes not only parodying Roblox while using the Bobux meme, but somehow getting away with using Mario sound effects ripped straight from Donkey Kong and SMB1.
I've been thinking a lot about Donkey Kong today.
...nothing specific i was just thinking about donkey kong today
One of my favorite YouTube comments.
The next change I would make is Sonic's Down Smash, which is just him doing the splits and kicking on each side. I've changed this to him spawning two Flickies on both sides of him, while maybe Sonic does a pose or something with his arms crossed, maybe something like that.
i can’t believe the one time i decide to put zero interest in the game awards is also the same game awards with reveals i have a ton of interest in
I mean, Mario movie footage, Among Us update, new Crash game - Didn’t expect any of this.
Nobody asked for it, but you're getting it anyway - Even if it's over a month later. What if every fighter in Smash 3DS/U got a unique victory/results theme?
See you (hopefully) soon for the grand finale!- Villager
- Mega Man
- Fanfare: Stage Clear - Mega Man 2
- Results: Weapon Get - Mega Man IV
- Wii Fit Trainer
- Rosalina & Luma
- Greninja
- Mii Fighters
- Fanfare: Victory! Super Smash Bros. - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- Results: Mii Channel - Wii
- Palutena
- Dark Pit
- Pac-Man
- Lucina
- Robin
- Shulk
- Bowser Junior
- Fanfare: Enter Bowser Jr. - Super Mario Galaxy (Boss - Super Mario Bros. 3 for the Koopalings)
- Results: Airship Theme - New Super Mario Bros. Wii
- Duck Hunt
- Fanfare: Stage Clear - Duck Hunt
- Results: An original medley based on several Duck Hunt jingles. (Hey, I don't have many other choices.)
- Ryu
- Cloud
- Corrin
- Bayonetta
so why exactly did eggman install a mechanism in the egg dealer that allows shadow to use chaos blast again
i know eggman bosses have obvious weak points but this is ridiculous and it is never explained
Y'know, I find it surprising how people found two/three errors on my platformer crossover roster on the "Here's the keys" thread before anyone noticed I left out Annalynn on purpose.
(Not that I'm ungrateful for the corrections, I appreciate y'all!)
"Donkey Kong was dead, and the itsy-bitsy spider killed him" is one of the most metal lines I've heard from any form of video essay
I linked to this in the Hasbro thread, but that's not enough. I think you all need to see this.
me peacefully sleeping during game award show season (i have come to terms with the fact that none of the games i really care about will be nominated for anything)
Bad news, guys - I had to pass on a Steam Deck for Christmas this year. It’s cool, sure, but some things are more important.
out of the way peasants, i just got one of annalynn's hardest achievements
fr tho i am SO glad to have this done. i spent ~3 hours going for this one achievement alone and it is nervewracking as hell
Haven't checked on Smash Infinite in a while, let's see what's goin -
So I decided to do a Mario moveset for Multiversus - Not because I really want him in or anything (there are quite a few WB icons missing from the MVS roster that I feel need to be addressed before we get third-parties, and even then Mario isn't really that high on my list of wants in that department), but because I've never really done a MVS-style moveset before, and who better to do it with than a character I know like the back of my hand?
Honestly, this was pretty fun to do - Due to the way MultiVersus' movesets are more focused on gimmicky moves and team-based gameplay, I was able to do things I wouldn't be nearly as OK with in a Mario moveset for Smash. Regardless, let me know your thoughts!Passive: Mega Mushroom Meter
Mario has a meter on his HUD which fills up as he deals damage. Once the meter is full, it can be activated, causing Mario to double in size similar to the bosses found at the end of Arcade Mode. This makes him slower, heavier, and stronger for a short period of time.
- Neutral Normal Attack
- Grounded: The punch-punch-kick combo from Super Mario 64, which is also his jab in Smash.
- Aerial: His aerial kick from Super Mario 64.
- Side Normal Attack
- Grounded: Mario charges up a hammer swing, with the hammer taking its appearance from the Mario & Luigi games. This is similar to Bugs' Side Normal Attack.
- Aerial: Same as grounded.
- Up Normal Attack
- Grounded: Mario charges up a leaping uppercut.
- Aerial: Mario charges up a bicycle kick.
- Down Normal Attack
- Grounded: Mario charges up a spinning lariat, bringing the Star Spin from Super Mario Galaxy to mind. This can be used to reflect projectiles.
- Aerial: Mario charges up a downward stomp, being able to spike opponents.
- Neutral Special
- Grounded (Fireball): Mario tosses a fireball forwards which bounces along the ground rather quickly. There is a cooldown to this move, but it is specifically timed so Mario can have a maximum of two fireballs on-screen at a time.
- Aerial (Fireball): Same as grounded.
- Side Special
- Grounded (Dive): Mario dives forward, damaging opponents in his path.
- Aerial (Cape Dive): Same as grounded, but Mario wears the cape from Super Mario World.
- Up Special
- Grounded (Super Jump Punch): Mario leaps upwards, dealing multiple hits of damage to opponents on the way up. Notably, this move breaks armor.
- Aerial (F.L.U.D.D.): Mario uses F.L.U.D.D.'s Hover Nozzle to take to the skies, which acts similarly to the Iron Giant's double jump flight (albeit with much less longetivity).
- Down Special
- Grounded (Vegetable): Mario plucks a vegetable out of the ground - These can be used as throwable projectiles to hurt opponents, but can also be thrown at allies to cleanse them. However, this has a cooldown.
- Aerial (Ground Pound): Mario uses the Ground Pound, crashing to the ground with his rear.
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