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It's funny how Fire Emblem and paper Mario have the exact same developer... Intelligent SystemsI feel I'm going to be a minority, but G&W.
It's the closest of the artstyle I love the most out of the whole game, the only one that would have been closer is Paper Mario.
But honestly, the question would have been quite hard without him....they all look cool, I would be tempted to say Zelda because link and Toon link
As is Advance Wars. It's sad because Fire Emblem is the only one of the three that's healthy right now.
I'd have to say
....not really, I think there was one composer who composed for both FE and TTYD.
Fire Emblem, I like their style in general.
I seem to remember that TTYD had a cameo to Fire Emblem.
I've heard things like Miyamoto didn't even know about demand for the series or that he wants to wait "until a controller that fits the series is invented".1) F-Zero's last title came out 3 years in the US before Mother 3's only release.
2) While on the life support of Smash,
Both have their issues, but the major difference is F-Zero is being used outside of Smash and Nintendo has at least showed interest on using him in the future while being massive teases about it.
I thought it was cool for the whole "MOTHER's Day" pun and whatnot, but I mostly agree with this. At the same time, Smashifies are just fan art (of a really really high caliber) in the end.
Castlevania has been doomed ever since
Legitimately, Gamecube-PS2-Xbox was the best generation to balance innovation with graphical capability and gameplay.I really hate the state of the game industry nowadays, where creativity and experimentation is largely spurned, b-tier franchises are being left in the dust left and right, longstanding publishers without a Call of Duty equivalent are going bust, grit and blood has replaced colour and charm and the successful franchises just pump out almost the same thing on an annual basis.
I suppose Nintendo is the exception to some of this (though their b and c-tier franchises show up much less regularly than they used to), but they're so dumb with almost everything other than the quality of their games it's still not exactly a favourable situation.
I miss what gaming was in the fourth to sixth gens.
You and me both, sister.I really hate the state of the game industry nowadays, where creativity and experimentation is largely spurned, b-tier franchises are being left in the dust left and right, longstanding publishers without a Call of Duty equivalent are going bust, grit and blood has replaced colour and charm and the successful franchises just pump out almost the same thing on an annual basis.
I suppose Nintendo is the exception to some of this (though their b and c-tier franchises show up much less regularly than they used to), but they're so dumb with almost everything other than the quality of their games it's still not exactly a favourable situation.
I miss what gaming was in the fourth to sixth gens.
I'm probably with you there but it's more of a double edge sword here.I really hate the state of the game industry nowadays, where creativity and experimentation is largely spurned, b-tier franchises are being left in the dust left and right, longstanding publishers without a Call of Duty equivalent are going bust, grit and blood has replaced colour and charm and the successful franchises just pump out almost the same thing on an annual basis.
I suppose Nintendo is the exception to some of this (though their b and c-tier franchises show up much less regularly than they used to), but they're so dumb with almost everything other than the quality of their games it's still not exactly a favourable situation.
I miss what gaming was in the fourth to sixth gens.
.................................................I kid.I hate games where everything is a fatality, and I hate blood and gore, so you can imagine how I feel about the first person shooters. Another thing that bugs me is the opinion that Nintendo is for kids... They do know that most Nintendo fans are older people right?I really hate the state of the game industry nowadays, where creativity and experimentation is largely spurned, b-tier franchises are being left in the dust left and right, longstanding publishers without a Call of Duty equivalent are going bust, grit and blood has replaced colour and charm and the successful franchises just pump out almost the same thing on an annual basis.
I suppose Nintendo is the exception to some of this (though their b and c-tier franchises show up much less regularly than they used to), but they're so dumb with almost everything other than the quality of their games it's still not exactly a favourable situation.
I miss what gaming was in the fourth to sixth gens.
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The Mario series, largely because they're so much more detailed in Smash than they are in their actual games. Honestly, Mario's overalls and Bowser's shell have been the Golden Ratios for detail in the Smash games since Melee.
Paper Mario's last game was in 2012, they likely didn't kill the series and are probably going to listen to the fans, there's also many rumors so IS probably knows the demand.
it doesn't have a cameo, but it does have an explicit refference because when TTYD released, so was FE on gba. It's just a small toad that says FE is cool
they didn;t kill the series, they will if they don';t go back to root, but there's a lot of evidences pointing towards they know what fans want, they even asked on social medias.
Advance Wars has some life left since Fire Emblem is still dependent. Being a sister series and IS said they were going back to the series at some point, Wars series has enough life.
I honestly think Sonic can live on Its own
They honestrly did it well with spm and it was renew.
They take risk at each games , why would they suddently want to Go back to the root after 1 game ( i found stikers star pretty cool , fun ... And btw i Hope Paper Mario Rep Will Get in ;D)
....euh, it's mostly what happened with SS.
STEAM made me think of something.
The main concerns with S.T.E.A.M. was the artstyle and turn length. I could seem them giving it one more go after trying to make it more appealing to the masses. Just the once though.
Battalion Wars of course. It needs a revival.But I'm getting off topic here sooooooooooooo.....What gaming series would you like to see revived through smash for nostalgic reasons? (Probably goes without saying, but you can't mention dead franchises that already have a character like F-0, or Duck Hunt
Arguably Golden Sun, but I still don't think its quite old enough yet. Punch Out is never questioned even though its last title was 2009 and it had no games in like 15 years prior to that.But I'm getting off topic here sooooooooooooo.....What gaming series would you like to see revived through smash for nostalgic reasons? (Probably goes without saying, but you can't mention dead franchises that already have a character like F-0, or Duck Hunt
This is how I feel as well. The good but no so good news though, is that it seems as if the industry is seeing fatigue from the overabundance of gritty shooters. I'm all for playing Halo and what not, but there really are too many shooters out there.I really hate the state of the game industry nowadays, where creativity and experimentation is largely spurned, b-tier franchises are being left in the dust left and right, longstanding publishers without a Call of Duty equivalent are going bust, grit and blood has replaced colour and charm and the successful franchises just pump out almost the same thing on an annual basis.
I suppose Nintendo is the exception to some of this (though their b and c-tier franchises show up much less regularly than they used to), but they're so dumb with almost everything other than the quality of their games it's still not exactly a favourable situation.
I miss what gaming was in the fourth to sixth gens.
