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I often see a notion from Smash fans that more buttons inherently means more complex, even though often times it's the opposite - even as a kid playing PSASBR (a game that actively encourages strong move spam mind you) I was able to use light and strong moves in tandem more effectively than I could playing Smash as an adult just from the button layout alone.
One of the songs in UmJammer Lammy taking place in Hell implies one of two things
- Lammy partakes in unethical business behind the scenes
- Heaven does not exist in the PaRappa universe, Hell does
I get that Sakurai's channel is more a general thing than Smash specifically, but I would seriously love to learn more about the design of Smash's DLC - albeit in more of a "morbid curiousity"/"what not to do" sense, but still.
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While I do dislike the Mario series' reduction of original character concepts outside the platformer series and the lengths they go to avoid subseries "cross contamination", regardless of whether the mandates exist or not, I also think Origami King and Colour Splash have way better Mario stories than TTYD or Super and toning down the serious tone was an extremely good decision.
I like how Multiversus' Morty trailer just calls him "a Morty", I've always liked the idea of Smash referring to generic species characters with "the winner is... a Pikachu!" or "Vs. a metal Piranha Plant!"
Conservapedia is the only source I know to have refered to the existence of "Kangaroo Jack 2: G'day USA!" as "lucky"
Something interesting I noticed on the eShop: Hugh alone has outsold Jenny alone, but not the entire Universe Pass.
No matter which crossover platform fighter you play, there's one character who unites us all.
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PSASBR Nathan Drake is so funny because like, if you have no context of Uncharted (like I did as a kid) it just likes a normal run-of-the-mill guy is throwing hands with Kratos and PaRappa - like, if they added the Sims (AKA actual run of the mill average joes) to Smash or PSASBR they'd at least have fun outfits and a slight stylisation
Nothing against Drake though, I'm sure he and his source material are great in their own right, I just think his design is humourously uninteresting outside of his intended context
I had this game as a kid called "The Dog Island", based on those old fisheye lens dog toys, apparently it has some dark themes but I don't think I ever got far enough to see them (between this, Drawn to Life, and Dog's Life, a recurring theme with my childhood games lmao), either way when I first saw the intro as a kid I thought they were singing "I always think of you and all stripey fancy and bright noses" (it actually said "and I'll try to cross the endless ocean") and was so confused when I couldn't customise my dog's nose when selecting a breed.
If a Guilty Gear character had an airdash as a "gimmick" in Smash, that'd honestly be a way bigger insult than not having airdashing at all. At that point you may as well release Luigi DLC for Mario Odyssey and advertise "he can do the spin move without motion controls" as a selling point.
It's kinda weird to me how the people who were up in arms about Kamp Koral "disrespecting Stephen Hillenburg" are also celebrating Pibby for turning a bunch of characters made by dead guys into zombies. I'm not saying Pibby is disrespectful mind you, but rather that if Kamp Koral is, Pibby is too.
I have not played Crazy Frog Racer 2 in decades - I can't really say whether it actually holds up, I'd assume it doesn't but there are some absurdly good licensed games based on just absurd IPs out there - however I will at least say the idea of a game that combines Mario Kart-style items and characters with Wipeout-style track design and speed is pretty clever.
tHe SpAcE iNvAdErS kIlLeR
I miss the Fortnite creation thread.
I feel RNG in platform fighters, or even an RNG centric character, could be done really well, but Smash is absolutely terrible with designing RNG. IMO the ideal platfighter RNG use is to force both the player and their opponent to change up their strategy with a move that is assigned as an RNG move (preferably a stat boost or item summon instead of an attack), not to just hand a KO on a golden platter for no reason cough*misfire*cough
Peach's vegetables are probably the peak of Smash RNG design, but that isn't saying much.
I'm still baffled that people saw "no super moves" as a dealbreaker in NASB. That's equivalent to saying Smash Ultimate is unplayable because it doesn't have the fan item.
6 tickets to the Comix Zone movie please
I know 1 billion lions vs. Pokémon is a dead debate with a generally accepted conclusion, but listen out to me on this:
Pokémon are canonically sapient and tend to have a moral code of their own, lions are mindless predators. The Pokémon would just try to figure out what the hell a lion is and strategize - if a majority of them are even OK with killing these weird dull-eyed one-coloured Pyroars, while the lions would just rush in for the kill.
I'm hoping SMSB's second round of guest fighters will be more absurd and personal bias-driven - either way, it's the first ally contact promotion after HK.
Update: the last of the Uncle Grandpa episodes has been taken down.
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I love that NASB lets you watch outdated replays - so everyone is walking off cliffs and attacking nothing.
It's kinda sad how CN was created as a "safe haven" for legacy cartoons, and now have one of the worst track records for making shows inaccesible of any TV channel - children's or otherwise. This isn't even a new thing with the HBO Max cuts, CN have failed to preserve their content as long as they've been making original content. Tons of missing specials (Ego Trip, Big Picture Show, e.t.c.), entire shows you can only get as 6-episodes-on-one-disc at best (Sheep, Robot Jones), universally revered classics only avaliable in full digitally (Chowder, Billy & Mandy), tax write offs, so on.
It's a case of "pick your poison" I guess - CN champions new ideas but always throws everything old out for a blank slate, while Nickelodeon fails to understand originality but can be pretty damn good at respecting and preserving their legacy. Disney TVA is probably the closest to a happy medium between originality and nostalgia in the industry, but even they tend to prioritise merchandising the Afternoon era stuff.
The virgin Carson Dellosa vs. the chad Toons4Biz
i wish that every time i said "bee" it was replaced with let it grow
A small part of me would prefer a devoted Shrek fighter over a Dreamworks crossover. Two reasons: 1. I think we need more non-crossover non-original fighters (especially of the platform variety), and 2. you could easily make up new characters based on folklore as well as the standard Shrek cast.
jaws spin off about a carnivorous horse called JORSE
Pop (a kids' TV channel I grew up on that primarily aired bad 80s and 90s DiC cartoons at the time) now airs actual relevant and decent-quality cartoons produced within the past half a decade, this is objectively a good thing but it still makes me a little sad.
hbo max escorting every cartoon ever made to death row
I think those sexual harassment allegations are the fastest a Nintendo controversy has been swept under the rug. Everyone was just like "that sucks" and moved on with their day.
Really glad this is something you can purchase and not NSO
these freaks of nature are the worst thing pixar has ever made
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