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Nintendo: Makes critically-acclaimed games
Also Nintendo: Makes terrible business decisions
Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food?
If Nintendo ever makes Super Mario Maker 3, I'm kind of hoping they'll add Super Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario All-Stars, Super Mario Land 2, Super Mario Advance 4, New Super Mario Bros DS or Wii, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder as game styles.
Is it just me or does it feel like SNK just can't seem to figure out how to localize their games more properly?
OK guys, hear me out...
Let's face it; we all know Capcom isn't gonna bring back Darkstalkers anytime soon, but there may be a way for them to open the road to a new Darkstalkers game.
What if they added Demitri and Morrigan to Street Fighter 6?
If they bring back Yun and Yang for Street Fighter 6, I'm kind of hoping they do two different renditions of Crowded Street that represent their personalities.
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
Is a calzone a giant pizza dumpling?
It’s funny how Skeletor sometimes calls He-Man a muscle-bound buffoon, and yet Skeletor himself is also quite muscular. In fact, almost all of the men in the show are completely muscular and the women are curvy in a somewhat athletic way.
Bros playing online be like: LOL Bro I’m not even trying and you’re THIS bad?
Also Bros: Literally sweating and trying not to die
It'll never happen, but it'd be pretty cool if Capcom got Yoko Shimomura to do an official arrangement album of the Street Fighter II soundtrack, including the themes from Super Street Fighter II. After all, she WAS technically the main composer.
Do you think Capcom might eventually bring back Violent Ken for Street Fighter 6?
Are the Mishimas the most toxic/dysfunctional family in video games?
I may or may not have said this before, and it may not happen anytime soon, but it'd be pretty cool if ArcSys did a Guilty Gear x BlazBlue crossover game, with graphics similar to Xrd and Strive.
It'll never happen, and I may or may not have said this before, but it’d be pretty cool if Capcom did another JoJo fighting game, not only adding characters from Parts 1-6, but also using themes from Heritage for the Future and GioGio's Bizarre Adventure.
You know what I’ve always wondered about Mortal Kombat? How exactly DID Johnny Cage get his green energy powers?
It probably won’t happen anytime soon (if ever), but I’m hoping someday, somehow, Konami will bring Dance Dance Revolution back to home consoles.
It'll never happen, but I'm kind of hoping Nintendo will bring back the Doki Doki Panic (the Japanese counterpart of Super Mario Bros. 2) characters in a future Mario game.
Happy Halloween
To summarize, Yoko Shimomura composed the theme songs for all of the original eight characters and bosses, except Sagat.
Fun fact: The majority of Street Fighter II's soundtrack was composed by Yoko Shimomura. She composed Ryu's Theme, Ken's Theme, Chun-Li's Theme, and yes, even Guile's Theme. She didn't compose Sagat's Theme, though. That was Isao Abe.
It probably won’t happen anytime soon (if ever), but I’m kind of hoping Nintendo and Microsoft will come to some sort of agreement and bring Killer Instinct to NSO, or, better yet, port the arcade versions of KI1 and KI2 to Switch or Nintendo’s next console.
I just found out that PARANOiA from Dance Dance Revolution contains a sample of Vampire Killer from Castlevania:
I guess it's hardly surprising, since they’re both Konami franchises.
This is basically the moveset for every Shoto character in a fighting game:
Fireball, Rising Uppercut, and Forward-Propelling Kick
Why does SNK have a tendency to make their fighting game final bosses so incredibly cheap and unfair? In fact, why do most fighting games do that?
I think, soundtrack-wise, I’d probably take the most influence from the first three games I mentioned. Oh, and Fatal Fury too.
I think the next Rare character that should be in Smash (if they make the next game) is Jago from Killer Instinct.
If I were a game designer, I’d also like to try my hand at making fighting games, like a 2D fighting game inspired by Killer Instinct, Street Fighter II, Darkstalkers, Mortal Kombat, Fatal Fury, and Eternal Champions.
We all know Hideo Kojima as the genius behind Metal Gear Solid, right? But people often forget about his co-writer Tomokazu Fukushima. So who's the REAL genius behind Metal Gear Solid? Kojima or Fukushima?
A little late, but the winners of Job #2 for my Namco Platfighter thread have been revealed! And I've just added some content. Also, I'm keeping votes for Job #1 and submissions for Job #3 open until next Thursday. Anyway, here it is:
SmashBoards Creates: A Namco Platform-Fighter
That's right. I'm doing yet another SmashBoards Creates thread about a video game company known for making arcade games. I might be doing this often in the future. And this time, I'm covering Namco. Namco (now Bandai Namco) has been known as one of the most iconic creators in the video game...
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Do a lot of JRPG soundtracks take inspiration from prog rock music?
You know what I miss in video games? Cool CGI cutscenes, like in Final Fantasy X, or at least cool CGI intros, like in the Onimusha series. There are probably still some games that do that, but not as much these days.
It's a bit baffling that Onimusha: Warlords has been remastered, and we still don't have Onimusha 2 or Onimusha 3 yet. I mean, the third game even has Jean Reno!
Monster Boy is an overlooked Metroidvania with an underrated soundtrack
Just a little heads-up that submissions for Jobs #4, #5, and #6 are still open for Konami Wai Wai Showdown until Friday:
SmashBoards Creates: Konami Wai Wai Showdown: A Konami Platform-Fighter
Konami has been known as one of the most influential video game companies in history, giving us beloved franchises such as Metal Gear, Silent Hill, Castlevania, Contra, and Dance Dance Revolution, AND Bomberman, a franchise previously owned by the now-defunct Hudson Soft, whose other IPs have...
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Is bologna just a giant hot dog (before it's sliced), or is a hot dog just a small stick of bologna?
You know what's funny? Silent Hill is apparently supposed to be an anthology series, and the only games that seem to be connected are Silent Hill 1 and Silent Hill 3. -
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