Oh my god the MVS thread is ranking a photorealistic lion.
I think this cursed thread is the sole thing that makes me want to try MVS
I think this cursed thread is the sole thing that makes me want to try MVS
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You'd think NASB to Slap City would be a direct downgrade or upgrade, but I don't think it's either. In fact, I'd even be willing to say that, like I've often said about MVS and NASB, it's not fair to compare them. Like, yeah, they run on the same engine, but so do Syphon Filter and Bubsy 3D. (not saying either of these games is a Bubsy 3D parallel of course, just that NASB is not a sequel to Slap)
just bought Slap City
i cant believe that sad meme song is from the hulk
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Modern Smash fans mocking NASB fans for the whole "Smash Killer" thing is kinda hypocritical when they pull the "Melee Killer" schtick at every new game's launch.
TBH I'd prefer Rabbids - as in regular Rabbids, not the Mario ones - in Smash over Rayman. I think a fighter who's entire moveset is randum XD 2009 kiddie jokes would be utterly iconic.
also rayman would be a zoner
I really wish I knew Atari 50 existed when I bought the Flashback Collection.
It's always surreal whenever you see Mario and Sonic fans still fighting and taking shots at one another.
I think my biggest regret with SMSB was not having a Bowser's Castle stage included by default with details about it specifically being a later job. I'm not too pleased with how the stage turned out conceptually (no offense, Janx) and even if I did like it it'd be kinda unfair that it only really got in on virtue of being the first submission of an extremely obvious concept - though I will certainly say it's better than the layout I made for the NES Bowser's Castle stage, which I really should've thought out a little more before submitting, reminds me a lot of those cursed Melee beta stages with it's ridiculous hazard and dumb wall placement.
Just found out you can't wonder trade legendaries in the Diamond and Pearl remakes
I was looking forward to wonder trading a Palkia named "Fart Simpson" ;_;
i just found out they reused music from gex 3 in disney world magical racing
I love it when cartoon crossovers have to create a villain team between multiple shows with wildly different tones, and thus end up having a samurai warlord and wild west outlaw team up with a pubescant playground bully and bootleg action figure merchant or something like that.
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"The Fight for the Fox Box" opens with the villains of all the cartoons complaining about how the channel "showcases their defeats and glorifies their enemies", impying that the Fox Box is, like it's adult-oriented counterpart, a propaganda network.
The directors of Foodfight missed a golden opportunity by not calling it "To the Ad-Verse"
This is an extremely controversial take, even by "criticism of Sonic Mania" standards, but I think the biggest flaw of Mania was the lack of any slow-paced Marble Zone-y stages. I absolutely love those sorts of zones because you can memorise them and eventually play them just as fast as the other zones.
My second biggest problem with Mania is actually a little less controversial but also a little contradictory to what I just said, I feel the bosses. despite their visual spectacle and deep cut throwbacks, are too slow, with no method to get through them faster. (other than iframes, which IMO don't count) Spark the Electric Jester handled fast paced platformer bosses better IMO.
kids' movie directors hoping the video essays will say "how cowboy fridges (2005) rejects gender roles and capitalism" and not "oops! cowboy fridges (2005) did a fascist eugenics!"
I think the Powdered Shoe Man dream was some kind of epiphany because now I really wanna get the Pearl remake and wonder trade every Pokémon I catch.
Honestly, I do kinda understand why the Pokémon Company would have an issue with an official Nuzlocke run given how it's premise revolves around Pokémon death.
I had a dream where I modded a Wii and it had the option to Wonder Trade mod packs - I ended up with a Brawl mod that contained Staryu (as a Kirby model swap IIRC), Pink Gold Peach (who was actually just a transparent PNG of Pink Gold Peach copy-pasted over Peach's model), and an original character named "Powdered Shoe Man" (which was Powdered Toast Man's NASB model with his head replaced with a faceless shoe, and the textures of his clothes changed to look like dilapidated bug-infested carpets. He was a Captain Falcon model swap). For some reason the BGM of mod trading was the sad music from Mario Galaxy - fittingly so, because the mod was built off of vBrawl and not PM.
Kirby's Adventure did a retro throwback not only before it was cool, but also before it was even retro
Very excited for the Sonic echo round in the expand-a-franchise thread.
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For the fun of it, here's a 3rd party character lineup specifically for a "Nintendo All-Stars" game
- Geno
- Timber
- Fulgore
- Banjo-Kazooie
- Joanna Dark
- Ryu
- Ken
- Bayonetta
- Sonic
- AiAi
- Mega Man
- Simon
- Richter
- Hero
- Crono
- Black Mage
- Rabbids
- Just Dancer
Beyond Meat really just said
The "Lion King ripped off Kimba" crowd were real quiet about this one.
YOOO WHY IS ZIZZLE IZ IN SPLATOON
me when nobody gets the reference in my funny status update (they somehow haven't read the highly controversial 2001 review for twisted metal small brawl from epic centre gaming magazine australian edition issue 68)
A clubhouse
Arcade
Burger shop
Theatre
Loch Ness lake
Dinosaur museum
Hospital
Drug store
Stonehenge
A police station
Library
A park
City hall
Preschool
A bakery
Laboratory
Tents
Caves
Inns
A desert
Grocery store
A beach resort
Snake shop
why did rotten tomatoes give such a high score to a film with a ton of padding?
It's weird how animation is the only medium where "adult" and "kid" need to be categorised so heavily. Like, no live action TV show is announced by calling itself "a brand new adult show!" (unless it's porn at least), and nobody makes YouTube compilations of "Every swear in E.T.!" like they would for Regular Show.
i cant believe smashboards closed to respect the queen -
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