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Even if you dont believe that, saying "they said there will be more games" isn't true.It seems highly unlikely to me that they consider two expanded mini-games drawn from a year-old game, plus one title that's not even in Kirby's staple genre, to be the "lots of games" that they'll be marking a huge milestone anniversary with.
What was written can evidently be interpreted in two ways. When I read it, I took it as meaning that there would be more games besides the ones spoken about in the previous paragraph.
Not when two of them are expanded mini-games taken from a title that was released a year ago, with the potential for the fighting game due this winter to also be based off of a mini-game that was included with a 2014 title (which, given HAL's re-use of that engine, wouldn't surprise me; Don't get me wrong, it's no bad thing, but I can easily see it happening).
But you have to realize that they released robobot last year, meaning they have just about a year to make these two expanded minigames and a game that, while inspired by another minigame from triple deluxe, could very well be expanded in meat to became its own standalone game.What was written can evidently be interpreted in two ways. When I read it, I took it as meaning that there would be more games besides the ones spoken about in the previous paragraph.
Until this exchange took place, I didn't even realise that it could be taken as them saying that the three announced titles equate to "lots".
I certainly didn't say anything untrue - I simply read something differently to how others have read it.
Not when two of them are expanded mini-games taken from a title that was released a year ago, with the potential for the fighting game due this winter to also be based off of a mini-game that was included with a 2014 title (which, given HAL's re-use of that engine, wouldn't surprise me; Don't get me wrong, it's no bad thing, but I can easily see it happening).
EDIT: I should add, it's also very uncharacteristic of HAL Laboratory. They tend to go above and beyond with the Kirby series, without fail, particularly for anniversary content.
It might be best to leave that for the social.
I would be very surprised if he was left out, somehow.
HAL Laboratory is a large company that has multiple teams.
Do you think non Kirby's are going to get a role at all? I always assumed it was just going to be a bunch of different Kirbys with different hats.
With the oversaturation of side games that have playable Kirbies, I would find it hard to believe that they wouldn't have a diverse roster for it.
Well, there is this rumour from earlier this week, which is intriguing if nothing else;
Naturally, it's not a guarantee of any sort. It's merely an interesting observation that people have made. Here's hoping, though!
That's very cute.
Chandeelure
add this to the OP
No, it's just that a thread title without a Dee pun is Dee-spicable
The trailer is currently still running on Nintendo's E3 Spotlight stream.
Don't forget Adeline too!
I wouldn't be too fond of it if they literally just ripped off SSF2 and took credit for it (they won't lol), but if it's similar with a few differentiating quirks I'd be all for it, I love how he plays in Smash Flash!
they may end up with some of the same moves, i imagine in smash bandana dee will take stuff from adventure wii and perhaps the parasol ability
PerhapsI feel like the original post should have maybe a couple more things mentioned in it. Firstly, Bandana Dee's appearance in Team Kirby Clash Deluxe, and how, much alike to BDee playing with Kirby in the Triple Deluxe credits, he does so in the credits of Revenge of the King from Super Star Ultra, way before he was playable in Return to Dream Land.
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Chandeelure
could take a look at giving the post a new coat of paint? After all, these are relevant Bandana Waddle Dee appearances, with one of them being his most recent game appearance, too.
That looks really authentic - nice work!
Honestly, HAL Laboratory themselves alternate between Bandana Waddle Dee (they specifically use the spelling of bandana that only has one "n" at the end) or just plain Waddle Dee for him, and - as in the example of the TBS iShop listings for the Tokyo Station Bandana Waddle Dee plush and keychain-plush - sometimes they'll use both at the same time.
Oh, wow! That's pretty cool! Nice to see him being acknowleged at all, IMO.Bandana Waddle Dee got a shout-out in some colouring-pages that were released on Nintendo of America's Play Nintendo website, today.
He appears on the fourth page, this time simply using the name Waddle Dee (as noted above, it seems that they use both Bandana Waddle Dee and Waddle Dee interchangeably, now), with the caption "Kirby's trusty companion".
I just thought that everyone might want to know, since a mention's a mention!
perhaps in a cameo some where
I hope so, especially since we know that he's had a plush out now. (I'm not sure he'll be playable but I'll be very surprised if he isn't in the game at all.)
If Sakurai is the deerector: I don't think he'd get anything in game, most would be a mention in a interview or something. Bandana Dee not getting at least a mention this game was kind of absurd looking at the amount of trophies and non-playable content in game, and given that there's only 4 Kirby trophies that hail from the games he didn't make (Ultra Sword, Lor, Magolor, and GKnight), I think it's safe to assume it's likely more than just random chance.
