gangstajuice05
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one quick question, is subspace emissary 2 player co-op online! So if your friend is NOT next to YOU, you can still play 2 player co-op storymode online or there isn't one/yet?
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You mean like Multi-Man Brawl? Where up to 7 full movesetted characters can be on the screen at once? Yet that's still online..?Subspace is too vast to do online, and so many different characters on the screen might make it lag terribly.
The broom makes a nice point.You mean like Multi-Man Brawl? Where up to 7 full movesetted characters can be on the screen at once? Yet that's still online..?
But that's quite obviously the With Friends screen. The other things you don't do in the With Friends mode.Lemon Drop we have no idea what happens on the brawl screen yet, Could be selectable from there. Just like you would do a team battle or single
Yep, Its a very odd setup. But we can't say anything conclusive because we have'nt seen behind what Brawl says.But that's quite obviously the With Friends screen. The other things you don't do in the With Friends mode.
Sorry to correct you here, but I really really, really doubt you can compare it.You mean like Multi-Man Brawl? Where up to 7 full movesetted characters can be on the screen at once? Yet that's still online..?
The general feature of online co-op story modes isn't even able to be classified an owned, distinct intellectual property. This wouldn't hold in any sort of meaningful court setting, and is not something to worry about. Even attempting a lawsuit like that is basically free money to Nintendo out of your pocket.Probably not no, hasn't been mentioned yet and it's not like nintendo to include such an option. Plus it could get a lot of lawsuits placed against it if they go about it the wrong was because games like halo 3 have done online co-op scenarios. They probably won't be successful lawsuits but when a big name like nintendo does something like that, a lot of people pounce at the chance.
None of the features in SSE are actually any harder to synch through WiFi than any of the calamity that happens in 2-player Multi-Man Brawls. Cinematic scenes? Please. Anything else? We're still limited by the fact that P2 must follow P1. It's being overlooked not because it'll be too difficult to do through Wi-Fi, but rather, the way the co-op currently works itself is rather tacked on and is not conducive to 2 players playing through the entire SSE mode. An example is the multiple solo encounters within SSE, such as the one with Petey Pirhana.Sorry to correct you here, but I really really, really doubt you can compare it.
SSE has scrolling stages, cinematic scenes, constant character swaps, see what I mean? More effects overall, too.
The Alloys guys are just skins that doesn't use special moves, sure there's up to 7, but I doubt you can say there's a lot about them