It's kinda surprising Nintendo didn't make a Bowser spin off as far back as the 80s or 90s - I guess they must've just decided Wario Land fit the niche a Bowser game could provide.
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I just got the Peepy video as an ad.
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While it should (hopefully) go without saying that weapon homogeny isn't why FE is so reviled in Smash, it also makes for a really good argument against putting protagonists in crossovers, especially fighting games or other contexts where characters have their own abilities, first.
Having more voice work in the ads than in the actual game is very on-brand for Wario. I feel I should be upset over this, but for whatever reason I physically can't be. More full sentences Wario is more full sentences Wario, no matter where it is.
Creation thread character polls can often be summed up as "Who would win: 5 paragraphs about Fleming from Cel Damage, or 2 sentences about Sora?"
Nintendo fans when Bayonetta 3 is a Switch exclusive: "Hell yeah, you go tell those entitled Sony ponies Kamiya!"
Nintendo fans when Rare Replay is an Xbox exclusive: "NO! THOSE ARE NINTENDO GAMES! WITHOUT NINTENDO THERE'D BE NO BANJO OR CONKER! FREE RARE REPLAY!"
Jesus, how big is this game's ad budget?
EVERYONE GO TO THE “COMING SOON” PAGE OF THE SWITCH ESHOP AND SHOW ME WHAT YOU SEE *RIGHT NOW*
— ANTONBLAST IS GOTY 💥 (@Summitsphere) September 27, 2021
I have a really good idea for a Fire Emblem stage in Infinite... may or may not be related to a recent profile post.
Imagine the alternate universe where Larry-Boy, uh I mean Cuke-Boy, is in Nick Brawl.
Even though it's emblematic of Brawl's comically edgy aesthetic, I think the concept of Mushroomy Kingdom is really cool and I'd love to see more stuff that plays with the source material like that in Smash.
I'm really glad James Rolfe gave the C64 the respect it deserves and didn't just use it as a punchline like a lot of his imitators tend to do with any non-Sega/Nintendo console of the pre-3D era.
I would like going to school if:
This was the teacher
This was the lunch
This was the uniform
This was the field trip
Remember: if you think a side-character starring in their own spin-off game makes them more important or worthy of a Smash spot, Pyoro is 𝓼𝓽𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓬𝓪𝓵𝓵𝔂 more important and Smash-worthy than Bowser.
actual butch hartman thumbnail
These Duck Hunt Whatsapp stickers baffle me - it straddles the line between fanart and bootleg, I can't imagine why someone would make these unless it was for a profit, but they're clearly free to download.
Objective improvement.
Continuing from the Adventurer concept, imagine if one of it's alts was the Atari Jaguar cube. That'd be both the stupidest and coolest thing ever.
I would pay AAA price for something like this if I was confident a majority of profits would go to the fan devs featured.
I feel we're slowly seeing a comeback for the 90s ugly/experimental cartoon style, specifically on the internet, and that makes me extremely happy.
“What other people might think were ugly designs or ugly characters, we found beautiful. We were just trying to do something new.” -Arlene Klasky
If the cube/Adventurer from Atari Adventure got in Smash I think it'd be funny if half their alts had them hold the sword by the handle and the other half had them hold it by the blade - not sure if it'd work well with the hitboxes of sword moves, but Adventurer could have such a unique G&W-esque moveset the sword being entirely cosmetic despite being out at all time would be passable if not preferable - gives them a more recognisable silhouette at least.
I'm really trying not to set too high expectations, but I seriously have no clue what that Mario Sports trademark would be for if not Waluigi in Smash considering the new Mario Golf doesn't use a Mario Sports branding.
"Hey can you compose music for our new console's Mario Kart clone?"
"Sure, I'll do it once I'm back from crossing the Bermuda Triangle to slay Poseidon with my magical katana crafted from gorgon scales and powered by the strength of every child in Heaven."
People have been saying the wording "I work for Disney music" in the new Sora leak is too vague, but I cannot see any ambiguity here.
I like how Yoshi's Island is both falsely rumoured to have been made out of spite towards Donkey Kong Country and also was actually made out of spite towards the Yoshi puzzle games.
The lack of representation for pre-Pac-Man and crash-era gaming in Smash is kinda sad.
I like how half of these clips are really well chosen as perfect introductions to the characters, but then Sandy; Squidward; Mr. Krabs; and Plankton's clips are just them talking
Wario must pay for his sins.
Imagine this playing at EVO Finals
I got this video in my recommended and looking at just the thumbnail I thought it was a video essay
I see a lot of people suggest a live action trailer if Crash was in Smash. I am up for that under one condition: they license out Happy Together (or a cover of it, preferably the original though.)
I think I'd much rather Nick Brawl risk the beating-up-infants moral concern than use the All Growed Up versions of the Rugrats - it's like having "slow Sonic" in Smash, you're stripping the characters of their main defining trait that most if not all their moves would likely revolve around.
When I hear the name "Tommy Pickles", I think about the screwdriver, the ball, squirting his milk bottle, his indefatigable imagination - all those are things I'd want in a Nick Brawl moveset and AGU Tommy likely wouldn't provide. I guess he could have imagination-themed moves on virtue of being a filmmaker?? Doesn't really click for me.
There's tons of really good solutions to the dialema don't involve AGU too - my personal choice is Stu running around with Tommy in a baby carrier, with Stu being the one to take the blows and Tommy doing all the work, but I've also seen the Reptar Wagon thrown around which could be really fun (especially if it transformed into different types of vehicle through the power of imagination and all the babies were in it at the same time)
I have likely paid more money total for rereleases of Ristar than I have on food.
(I don't live alone yet.)
If you were to do a Drill Dozer movie adaptation, the cast could be comprised almost entirely of Tara Strong and Danny DeVito talking to themselves.
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