"Using Multiversal Interventionism To Force Alternate-Universe Smash-Making Sony to Put Duck Hunt Into Smash Instead of Mario support thread"
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holy smokes this is the best tweet ever
"Seen any good movies lately?" pic.twitter.com/TuOWg1eJ1t
— Nick Brawl CE (@NickBrawlCE) January 20, 2025
still wish the wurmple leak was real
It's really funny that there's a game called "Sonic Forces" that - even if it isn't THE Sonic Forces - is still recieving updates 8 years later.
live tv broadcasts become pd in the uk 50 years after publication. the first nintendo character to become public domain in the english-speaking world will be Him. 2039. same year as the little women polka medley. be ready (if you are british).
i'm watching the plankton from nasb2 movie, and it's very funny but also every single song sounds like songify the news
Had a dream where I decided to go into farming as a job, and bought a pack of seeds that looked like this.
I was gonna post an edit of the "90% of gamblers" meme to be about the fighter pass, but realised it wasn't apt because casino gamblers can actually ****ing quit in the first place.
how much is big nintendo switch online paying them
they immediately approved "duck hunt pro" right after this.
they ruined inspect element so i can't make it look like kanye hates nasb1
this man HATES the north american gaming industry (and only the north american gaming industry. either that or he's really incompotent relative to his talk)
wtf they ACTUALLY put boohbah in call of duty?
After thinking about it some more, I'm starting to understand your dislike of hype culture...kind of. Like, I still don't blame Sakurai or Nintendo for it. My ire is mainly directed towards the "Hype Beasts™" who insist that Smash always has to out-hype itself 24/7.
As someone who has hated Pokemon's approach to grammar (capitalised species names, no plurals, strict pronunciation, all-caps names in the older games) for a LONG time, this is so vindicating.
Nintendo & Pokémon Company Had An "Adversarial Relationship", Say Former NOA Staffers
"There was a little bit of salt"www.nintendolife.com
Peep this one, no really, peep this one!
No more phones! VINE BOOM
No more lights! VINE BOOM
No more motorcars! VINE BOOM
Not a single luxury! VINE BOOM
You've been blocked!
It's kinda funny that Racist Mario predates both Link's addition to Mario Kart, AND Cloud's addition to Smash; despite feeling like an extremely on-the-nose but not at all effective commentary on either.
If "Banjo & Kazooie are Raring to go" is an acceptable reveal slogan, then it should also be acceptable to use "Mario is EADing tonight!"
I'm watching some of the Play Nintendo kiddie ads, and they keep saying "I'd like to think that..." when describing character traits - and on one hand I do appreciate them encouraging kids to create their own interpretations of Nintendo's intentionally vague character personalities, but on the other, "I'd like to think Diddy Kong is a great friend" in an utterly tragic sentence out of context.
You have legitimate Smash info, with visual evidence in motion, you are going to leak it, as anyone would, but you're in the mood for shenanigans: what lies do you insert within your truths? Are you feeling vindictive? Do you want to give relief through an unpleasant lie? Do you want to make your weird MW mainstream? Are you just in a memeing mood?
couldn't somebody just hack youtube's copyright id system and leak a bunch of cancelled or lost tv shows and ****
i've been wondering this since i was a child
Put Chunky Kong in Smash and base his entire moveset and depiction around him accidentally wearing a disco suit to the DK Rap.
Having the Metroid assist trophy only be killable with ice when only like 2 characters have ice attacks isn't a cute reference, it's bad game design. Not even bad balance or competitive design or something nitty-gritty like most flaws I think exist in Smash, just like, regular ol' nonsensically cryptic gameplay.
I haven't seen the Jellystone Cartoon Network crossover yet, but from what I've seen it really annoys me that all the Hanna-Barbera characters got completely redesigned but the CN characters are just... the characters from the shows.
Trying to figure out why general Smash fandom thinks emotional attachment is the be-all-end-all, but also feel any kind of reason to argue points for or against a character, and I think my brain is actually going to break.
Went down the "is Rayman a mascot" rabbit hole and found some technically-substantial evidence (specifically WayBack Machine crawls of Ubisoft websites), but that evidence is all localised entirely within a span of 2-to-3 years, and either internet exclusive; representing only Ubisoft's children's game range; or both.
Reading up My Little Pony discourse, and apparently there's kind of an animosity between toy fans and show fans, because the prior doesn't like how all the toys are made show-accurate - instead of uniquely brushable - and overwhelmingly based on the same 8 or so main characters to appeal to show fans instead of fans who want to make up their own personalities and stories.
Fandom is a flat circle.
Toad implementions in Smash ranked, worst to best
- Captain Toad
- Mario Party/RNG moveset
- "general" Toad moveset
- Wario's Woods moveset
- Weird gross spore moveset
- Assigned a specific power-up, full moveset made out of it
- Mario clone
- Toad Kart
Baby Pauline does not exist yet and I am already ready to die in her defense (i would still prefer baby wario or baby yoshi though)
switching copyright to "use me or lose me" is a bad idea (way too easy to loophole no matter what interpretation), but it could - under the right circumstances - cause the funniest thing ever
I feel like I'd be a lot more proactive in criticising AI if the large anti-AI sentiment wasn't so happy with talking in a weird "us vs. them" way. Even when referring to an inanimate object and by all means true, the idea of "we are inately better than them" just freaks me out, especially when I'm part of the "we". You're starting to sound like Ayn Rand, stop doing that.
I think that pretty much every adaptation Warner Bros has put out in the last 10 years or so, with a few exceptions, feels kinda like... for lack of a better term, bargain bin public domain adaptations? Like they want to be seen as willing to let artists take risks with established IP, but there's also some things that can't or must be omitted (particularly aesthetically), and it ends up making a bit of an uncanny valley between a faithful adaptation and something new using the same content.
I learned what a cult is by watching the Nostalgia Critic talk about how he learned what a cult is by watching Chip N Dale.
I was going to make a "what's the matter lagerboy?" meme about playing characters based on function, but I realised that "functions-are-charactersboy" and "emotional attachmentboy" are both too long and ruin the sentence flow, and I just simply couldn't use "F.A.C."
What is it about Pokemon specifically that attracts people with strange traditionalist views of gender expression? Like, people will just flip out at the concept of a female Machamp or Meloetta not having a gender in such a ridiculous way I don't think I ever see anywhere else.
The best thing about parodies made by people barely familiar with the source material (Robot Chicken, Mad, e.t.c.) is when they accidentally make a wildly deep cut just by googling "FRANCHISE NOUN character".
You know who this is, but not from Sonic.
Shoutout to Smash alts that did come back unaltered, but are basically gone because they don't work as well with the art style changes.
just got powerwash simulator, it is really good but also impossible to not see it as a taco bell simulator.
Pack it up, this is the best tagline on Letterboxd
Oliver & Company (1988)
A young cat named Oliver is left alone in a kitten box, while all the other young cats have new owners. A big dog named Dodger shows him how to get food and later Oliver lives with him, his owner Fagin and Fagin's other dogs Tito, Rita, Einstein, and Francis. Fagin has one problem besides being...
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