It was really clever for the Nick Brawl devs to base the stages that fall into Smash's most controversially chaotic archetypes on the most controversailly chaotic show in the game.
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Arnold Thornberry is looking kinda fresh
Is this Dwarf Fortress?
"Hey guys, I brought my Switch! Wanna play some Crash Team Racing and Nick Brawl?"
ahh yes niche and obscure
I can understand the "in every row of..." videos for SSBU, even if it's not preferable, but why would you do that for Nick Brawl? There's only 20 characters.
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I think Nick Brawl's devs had their priorities right with their deadlines quality-wise, (focusing on solid gameplay mechanics and movesets) but marketing-wise having a game themed on wacky kids' TV shows with no items or bonus modes is a little questionable. I hope items come by in an update at some point, hopefully including the Buhdeuce item that would've done nothing but scream.
I adore how Ludosity chose to make the Garfield lasagna kingdom with flying pizzas one of the competitive legal stages in Nick Brawl. That theming choice alone makes up for the ceilings on Ghost Zone and Sewer Slam being inaccessible on ranked mode.
If there was to be a "coding" themed Smash fighter, I think Kung Fu Man from MUGEN would be a good fit for it - have him be this bare bones shoto, no inputs, and give him a meter gimmick where he can increase or decrease variables for certain stats on the fly.
Not likely, given Elecbyte is dead and Nintendo may not want to promote MUGEN - which could be argued to be Smash's biggest rival, heh.
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It's a little ironic that Cartoon Network would cancel Billy and Mandy because it is a "hateful fart cartoon", and then strike gold (as Adult Swim) with Rick and Morty, a literal hateful fart cartoon.
While I am glad Nick Brawl went the crossover route, I think an exclusively SpongeBob platfighter would've worked well too - at least if they were willing to delve into the one-offs and quick say-a-joke-and-go characters.
Merge all windows? I thought you said EXIT all windows! silly ol' me!
I wish Namco would do more with the sort of 80s arcade shared universe they've established. The Pac-Man universe on it's own is relatively uninteresting, but once you start compositing Galaga, Dig Dug, Mappy, Valkyrie, e.t.c. into it you've got an extremely fascinating world that becomes coherent through the lack of depth its source materials provide on their own.
Yes, I know almost all of these series do have deeper lore that'd be harder to composite in, but I more mean taking from a face value going-off-of-the-game-alone basis.
I mispelled "Nick Brawl" as "Nick Brawo" and found a video of a bald conservative who sounds Stitch in his car arguing for the death penalty.
I can't believe SpongeBob turned me into a MeleeBro.
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If you sell NTFs you are my NME
If there's one game I wish wasn't a licensed game, it's McDonald's Treasure Land Adventure. Such a gem but so hard to recommend and so unlikely to be rereleased/remade. I wonder if Sega could just strip it of Ronald and co. and just call it "Clown Treasure Land Adventure" or something like that? Probably not.
The melodramatic tone of Smash Ultimate (Lifelight specifically) is such an odditiy because it feels like something literally everyone and their grandma would've made fun of at some point, but barely anybody acknowledges it.
I think my biggest hopes for a future Smash are:
Well thought-out mechanics (not necessarily fast, just well-made) and movesets
A less melodramatic aesthetic
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In Nick Brawl, the shows where a side character gets in before the protag always has that protag absent from stage cameos. I don't know why that is, I guess it could either be "we're saving Arnold, the babies, & Eliza for possible DLC consideration" or "people would be distracted if they saw Arnold, the babies, or Eliza in a stage's background" - or even just some wild coincidence.
I keep getting this paint ad where a teenager shouts "Mum, can you please take down my pirate wallpaper?" and I keep mishearing it as "can you please take down my Pyra wallpaper?"
I'd be embarassed in that situation too.
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Apparently the Simpsons' "Plusaversary" short is cursed and uncomfortable to watch.
When I get my next D+ subscription, it's the first thing I'm going to.
If I were Sakurai, my bias would probably be towards 10+ year old handheld one-offs nobody played.
In terms of a specific series... I dunno, probably either EarthBound or Crash Bandicoot. Crash would absolutely be the most heavily repped 3P if I made Smash.
I really hope this comment I got was a joke.
I feel the reason why the Smash of Another Universe thread has yet to get a second Pokémon rep is because people keep submitting weird subversions of the official Smash's Pokémon reps - like Pokémon Trainer fighting alone or Mew and Mewtwo as a duo.
Almost forgot to acknowledge Gummy Bear day today.
I think a lot of people, near-exclusively in Western territories, tend to generalise Sega as "The Sonic Company" - it's not as bad as how people generalise Rare to just Banjo and Conker, in fact it's a relatively harmless situation, but damn can it get annoying.
Namedropping something slightly niche that you like is not comedy.
Compared to NFTs, the metaverse seems harmless but also really stupid. -
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