If EarthBound is such a beloved game, you'd think it would get a remake by now.
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Ender Pearls would be a cool new item in Smash 6. Throw one and you'll instantly teleport to whatever it hits.
Everyone praises Mario Kart 8/Deluxe while ignoring Mario Kart 7 even though 8/Deluxe wouldn't be the way it is without 7's influence.
Why are all Nintendo fans in their mid to late 20's? No one else talks about Nintendo as much as they do.
In Smash 6, any electricity based attack should instantly temporarily disable Min Min's arms like in her original game and if her arms take enough damage in general, they'll be temporarily disabled. But electricity will disable them right away.
Donkey Kong, Link, Ganondorf, Samus, Shulk, Ryu, Ken, Bayonetta and Kazuya should all be based on their newest designs in Smash 6.
One of the good things about Ultimate is that it not only brought back Young Link, but it also gave him a purpose to be in it. If you want a Link that wears his classic green tunic and has a Hookshot and fuse bombs, that's what Young Link is for.
In World of Light, the characters you rescue and some non fightable puppet fighters should have appeared all over each of the maps and they would fight each other. This way it would feel like the whole roster is an army working together Avenger's Endgame style to fight Galeem and Dharkon's armies, but instead it just feels like one character is doing all the work while the other 88 characters are standing around doing nothing.
In the long run, cultural zeitgeist is just as important as success. ARMS may have outsold Xenoblade 2, but the cultural zeitgeist for Xenoblade 2 is at least a hundred thousand times stronger than the cultural zeitgeist for ARMS.
C/D: Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and all other AAA gaming conglomerates no longer care about art as much as they used to. They care more about money now, and they're only going to care more and more about money and less and less about art as the years go on. It really is up to indie companies to give us new masterpiece gaming IPs that will stand the test of time. Modern Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft games will still make a lot of money, but they won't gain as much cultural zeitgeist as new indie gaming IPs.
Would you rather buy a $40 Switch 2 game made with AI or a $80 Switch 2 game made by man? AI will make game development easier after all.
4K has been the standard for gaming since the 2010's. Why did it take this long for a Nintendo console to have 4K?
YR: Mario is the final boss in DK Bananza.
What if the reason why Switch 2 games are $80 is because their DLC will be free? You'll essentially be buying the DLC early by buying the base game.
What if Smash 6 has playable assist trophies? Whenever you summon one, you'll instantly play as them while your other character becomes CPU controlled, and each playable assist trophy would have a very limited moveset, but at least they'll be playable in some form.
Sakurai will definitely want to promote Kirby Air Riders in Smash 6, but at least we'll finally get a stage from a modern Kirby game.
Min Min's extendable arm attack should have just been only her side special and you would use the B button to control both arms when using the side special. She didn't need 7 inputs to do one attack.
What if Bananza Donkey Kong is actually Donkey Kong Jr. grown up? And Rareware Donkey Kong could appear in the game too.
If Mario Kart World is open world, it might has well have a story mode too.
If cuts do happen, the original 12 characters should always be in every future Smash game no matter what. They're the 12 characters the oldest fans value the most after all and they're the first 12 characters you think of when you think of Smash.
A PG-13 movie is just an R rated movie with a small number of mature moments.
The reason why Mario Kart Double Dash!! isn't one of the first NSO GC games could be because putting it on NSO would interfere with Mario Kart World's sales. Once it's sales peak, then Double Dash could be added to NSO after that.
So the Odd Rock in DK Bananza is Pauline turned into a rock?!
Maybe Min Min over Spring Man was a better idea in the long run. Spring Man may be a boxer, but we already have Little Mac for that. Min Min does more to set herself apart from Little Mac.
If a game doesn't contain profanity, drugs, alcohol, blood, naughty stuff or a mature tone, that automatically means the makers of the game don't intend for adults to play it? What kind of stupid logic is this? If you want to aim your game at young audiences, fine. But make sure older audiences feel just as welcome to play your game as the target audience is.
Fire Emblem and Xenoblade feel like shonen animes. They have all the tropes you would find in a shonen anime.
I feel like a $449.99 console and $80 games is gonna drive Nintendo fans away and the community will become a lot lonelier.
Instead of spending $100 on a rare copy of Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, now you'll only have to spend $50 to play it on a streaming service!
I didn't celebrate April Fool's Day at all today, what was I thinking?
Conker's Bad Fur Day should be on NSO N64 17+. The ability to play its multiplayer modes online would be a dream come true.
Banjo-Tooie is a mixed bag. On one hand, the minigames and challenges are good and the game in general is good whenever you go after Jiggies that don't take long to get, but often times it will take 20 minutes worth of back and forth steps just to get one Jiggy. It becomes a slog. Also the stakes feel extremely low. Sure the island is in danger of being drained of its life force, but Banjo and Kazooie never learn this and it's only brought up once in the whole game. It would be better if there were cutscenes of Grunty and her sisters scheming before you enter a new world and also a game over cutscene of them winning like in DK64.
Xenoblade 1 and X both got definitive editions 10 years after they released.
Why didn't Star Fox Zero get a Switch 1 port? Has Nintendo given up on the franchise?
If we're getting 30 minutes worth of info on new Switch 1 games that will all presumably be released before the Switch 2 comes, I'm guessing we won't get the Switch 2 until fall or winter of this year.
Why don't we have more T rated Zelda games? Metroid has a ton of T rated games and the concepts of both franchises are dark enough that they can be aimed at older audiences.
Why does Mythra get to be fighter #80 but Ken doesn't get his own number? They're both based on another character and both do things the characters they're based on don't do. The Echo Fighter label is arbitrary and it only exists so fans won't riot in the streets.
YouTube should have a Weathering With You (2019) Final Battle with Healthbars video. The climax of the film has a brief part that can be considered a final battle.
Kids movies and comedy movies are the only two things American animated movies are allowed to be, what's up with that?
The term "kids movie" should be thought of as an entire genre of movies rather than movies a certain age group is "supposed" to watch. This way adults will feel just as welcome to watch kids movies as the kids are.
Modern Paper Mario has a vastly different tone and setup than classic Paper Mario. Sticker Star, Color Splash and Origami King are not part of the same series as 64, TTYD and Super Paper Mario. They are not even in the same ballpark. If they were, you'd think they'd bring up the events of the first 3 games at least once. And the Paper Mario in the modern games probably isn't the same Paper Mario as the one in the first 3 games.
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