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Well both made their own GamesWait, Capcom made that game? I thought the whole rift between Capcom and SNK was that SNK made all these games but Capcom took most of the profits.
Klonoa, of course.Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
Derek Stiles from the hit surgery sim/visual novel on the DS and Wii, Trauma Center(TM)Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
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I still am unsure why so many people are so confident this is the last DLC we're getting. Smash DLC sales have been extremely profitable for Nintendo. When FP2 was announced they said they had no plans for more, but I haven't seen any sources that fully claimed the Smash DLC cycle ends afterwards. Considering the Switch's success, I doubt we'll be seeing new Nintendo console anytime soon, so I feel like Nintendo will try to milk Ultimate for as long as they can. I suppose the real dream is Smash Ultimate 2nd Strike with a more characters, a functional online, and a real story mode though.Which ain't gonna happen. This is it after this.
I don't think there's any characters I want in Smash that'd be considered obscure, though oddball wants of mine would be Hatsune Miku or an IDOLM@STER character.Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
Of course, Reese Worthington.Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
Also the reason 4’s DLC span was so short was cuz 1. Split development, 2. Wii U wasn’t doing so hot, and 3. Wii U was nearing the end of its lifespan when Corrin and Bayonetta were announcedFor the record, the 40 character list thing is absolutely worthless. There's absolutely nothing impressive about sticking 30 of the most popular/requested characters on a list and adding a few oddball picks.
I still am unsure why so many people are so confident this is the last DLC we're getting. Smash DLC sales have been extremely profitable for Nintendo. When FP2 was announced they said they had no plans for more, but I haven't seen any sources that fully claimed the Smash DLC cycle ends afterwards. Considering the Switch's success, I doubt we'll be seeing new Nintendo console anytime soon, so I feel like Nintendo will try to milk Ultimate for as long as they can. I suppose the real dream is Smash Ultimate 2nd Strike with a more characters, a functional online, and a real story mode though.
I don't think there's any characters I want in Smash that'd be considered obscure, though oddball wants of mine would be Hatsune Miku or an IDOLM@STER character.
Basically what 7NATOR said. Everything was part of some sort of collaboration project. Some games were made by Capcom, others were made by SNK. CvS2 which is probably the most popular one and usually considered one of the best games of the genre was one of the games Capcom made.Wait, Capcom made that game? I thought the whole rift between Capcom and SNK was that SNK made all these games but Capcom took most of the profits.
I really hope that's something that Sony really reconsiders again sometime during this generation.if sony won't put their characters in smash then they should make playstation all-stars 2
The concept of PSBR was pretty cool. It had tons of potential. But the execution was...just plain bad. To me, the game just was not fun to play, and felt cheap. If it were just a sequel, with the same core gameplay and mechanics, then I doubt I'd buy it. If they turned it into a blatant Smash copy like every other platform fighter in the past decade, or even a regular 2D fighting game like SF or GG then I'd be a lot more interested.I hope that's something they reconsider again.
Still somewhat leaning more towards a Playstation 5 over the Xbox Series X because of better exclusives overall, But a sequel to "Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale" will likely push me over to PS5 than Xbox.
Eiro/Anne from Dolphin BlueSpeaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
Don’t give me hope for the veemos... please...
Is Jet Set Radio considered obscure nowadays? If so, then Beat/Gum from them (ideally with both JSR and JSRF designs and alts that reference the other Rudies)Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
So the Reason people are More apprehensive toward the idea of Further DLC after FP2 is because of Sakurai's Statements.For the record, the 40 character list thing is absolutely worthless. There's absolutely nothing impressive about sticking 30 of the most popular/requested characters on a list and adding a few oddball picks.
I still am unsure why so many people are so confident this is the last DLC we're getting. Smash DLC sales have been extremely profitable for Nintendo. When FP2 was announced they said they had no plans for more, but I haven't seen any sources that fully claimed the Smash DLC cycle ends afterwards. Considering the Switch's success, I doubt we'll be seeing new Nintendo console anytime soon, so I feel like Nintendo will try to milk Ultimate for as long as they can. I suppose the real dream is Smash Ultimate 2nd Strike with a more characters, a functional online, and a real story mode though.
I don't think there's any characters I want in Smash that'd be considered obscure, though oddball wants of mine would be Hatsune Miku or an IDOLM@STER character.
Though we’ve decided to make six more pieces of DLC, we do not have any plans to make more than that. My work on “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” will come to a close once those six fighters have been distributed.
This statements are strong. They don't just say no plans, Sakurai says that development on Smash Ultimate will be over after FP2. I, and others are taking his statements at Face value.Only 5 DLC fighters left now! Once I’m done with these, it’ll mark the end of our continuous development since Smash for Wii U/Nintendo 3DS.
There's also alot of other interesting info, about how DLC is More Risky than it might seem, and details into how Elements of Ultimate were made, but for this in Particular, it seems that the reason DLC exists was more on Nintendo, as it seems Sakurai and the team were not planning on having DLCSmash Ultimate’s DLC wasn’t a thing at the time around Famitsu column vol. 546 January 11th 2018, and it was planned without the developers will.
Didn’t you share something about Skullgirls getting more DLC all of a sudden after 5 years? Way I see it as long as the switch still has life in it they can always go backSo the Reason people are More apprehensive toward the idea of Further DLC after FP2 is because of Sakurai's Statements.
Sakurai on Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter selections, his role, future of the series, more - Nintendo Everything
Sakurai on Min Min in Smash Bros. Ultimate, continuous development since Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS - Nintendo Everything
This statements are strong. They don't just say no plans, Sakurai says that development on Smash Ultimate will be over after FP2. I, and others are taking his statements at Face value.
With that being said, I actually was reading on some other Articles from Sakurai and here's some interesting info I don't remember
Lots of Smash Bros. tidbits from Sakurai - DLC talk, Goku unlikely, not thinking about another ballot, more - Nintendo Everything
There's also alot of other interesting info, about how DLC is More Risky than it might seem, and details into how Elements of Ultimate were made, but for this in Particular, it seems that the reason DLC exists was more on Nintendo, as it seems Sakurai and the team were not planning on having DLC
So that could be the silver lining to this whole thing about DLC after Ultimate. Though since Nintendo is the one funding the game, and DLC business is risky, I think they were also down with ending development after FP2. Perhaps after the Sales of FP2 and if they are good enough, there could be reconsideration, but I think at the moment FP2 seems like it is the finale
Oh boy, I could shill Crypto again but I'll give someone else a chance.Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
Sakura ShingujiSpeaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
Yeah, it's very possibleDidn’t you share something about Skullgirls getting more DLC all of a sudden after 5 years? Way I see it as long as the switch still has life in it they can always go back
That first one reminds me of that one arcade game called The Ocean Hunter, which I only learned about from RebelTaxi.Eiro/Anne from Dolphin Blue
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I know what your talking about and lol I LIVE for those type of designsThat first one reminds me of that one arcade game called The Ocean Hunter, which I only learned about from RebelTaxi.
That game got surprisingly creepy. Especially with the boss designs...
Now that you mention it, the artstyle DOES look kinda like Metal Slug.I know what your talking about and lol I LIVE for those type of designs
Dolphin Blue is more of a Metal Slug type of game than a first person arcade shooter
Yeah I think it is, but unfortunately seeing how Sega hardly acknowledges some of their own franchises, its likely we'll never hear from Sammy's side of Ips ever againNow that you mention it, the artstyle DOES look kinda like Metal Slug.
And since it was made by Sammy, is it safe to assume it's owned by Sega now? If I remember correctly, Sega gained the rights to Sammy's gaming IPs after the merger.
And according to Wikipedia, Dimps is owned by four different groups (Bandai Namco, Sony, Sega Sammy, and Takashi Nishiyama).Yeah I think it is, but unfortunately seeing how Sega hardly acknowledges some of their own franchises, its likely we'll never hear from Sammy's side of Ips ever again
Also if I remember correctly 2 Franchises that use to belong to Sammy was Guilty Gear, and The Rumble Fish, until their original creators bought their rights
(Arc System Works and Dimps)
I can see why people think it might end at FP2, and it very well could be, but I still think the chances of FP3 are pretty decent. For one, Sakurai always says he's done working on Smash, but ends up lying to us or himself or both. Beyond that, it doesn't actually have to be Sakurai developing new characters. A new director will have to take over the franchise eventually, and development of DLC rather than a full new game would be a good way to help test the waters for any would be game developers to take his mantle.This statements are strong. They don't just say no plans, Sakurai says that development on Smash Ultimate will be over after FP2. I, and others are taking his statements at Face value.
With that being said, I actually was reading on some other Articles from Sakurai and here's some interesting info I don't remember
Lots of Smash Bros. tidbits from Sakurai - DLC talk, Goku unlikely, not thinking about another ballot, more - Nintendo Everything
There's also alot of other interesting info, about how DLC is More Risky than it might seem, and details into how Elements of Ultimate were made, but for this in Particular, it seems that the reason DLC exists was more on Nintendo, as it seems Sakurai and the team were not planning on having DLC
So that could be the silver lining to this whole thing about DLC after Ultimate. Though since Nintendo is the one funding the game, and DLC business is risky, I think they were also down with ending development after FP2. Perhaps after the Sales of FP2 and if they are good enough, there could be reconsideration, but I think at the moment FP2 seems like it is the finale
A nice thing about Smash bros is it kind of helps expose characters like Dillion and Sukapon (and Starfy, Saki Amimiya etc.) These characters were definitely considered obscure but after they show up in Smash Bros as assist trophies I think they're on a lot of people's radars.It's funny how none of these obscure characters are actually first-party. It's still Smash Bros you weirdos.
And I'd also enjoy seeing Dillon and Sukapon. Who are obscure in their own right, but not quite to the same extent.
It's Mike Jones for meIt's funny how none of these obscure characters are actually first-party. It's still Smash Bros you weirdos.
I'd like to see Aisya from Archaic Sealed Heat, Nintendouji from... Nintendouji, and Spotto from, uh, Spotto.
I mean that last one doesn't even have a spirit.
And I'd also enjoy seeing Dillon and Sukapon. Who are obscure in their own right, but not quite to the same extent.
You want obscure, I'll give you obscureIt's funny how none of these obscure characters are actually first-party. It's still Smash Bros you weirdos.
I'd like to see Aisya from Archaic Sealed Heat, Nintendouji from... Nintendouji, and Spotto from, uh, Spotto.
I mean that last one doesn't even have a spirit.
And I'd also enjoy seeing Dillon and Sukapon. Who are obscure in their own right, but not quite to the same extent.
In that case, Henry Fleming from Code Name: S.T.E.A.M..It's funny how none of these obscure characters are actually first-party. It's still Smash Bros you weirdos.
I'd like to see Aisya from Archaic Sealed Heat, Nintendouji from... Nintendouji, and Spotto from, uh, Spotto.
I mean that last one doesn't even have a spirit.
And I'd also enjoy seeing Dillon and Sukapon. Who are obscure in their own right, but not quite to the same extent.
Sukapon and Dillon actually used to be much more frequent requests during the Melee/Brawl and 4 eras respectively. For a minute post-Pit, Sukapon may have been the most popular retro. And I'm sure Dillon's popularity will return if his series does.A nice thing about Smash bros is it kind of helps expose characters like Dillion and Sukapon (and Starfy, Saki Amimiya etc.) These characters were definitely considered obscure but after they show up in Smash Bros as assist trophies I think they're on a lot of people's radars.
If we are going First PartyIt's funny how none of these obscure characters are actually first-party. It's still Smash Bros you weirdos.
I'd like to see Aisya from Archaic Sealed Heat, Nintendouji from... Nintendouji, and Spotto from, uh, Spotto.
I mean that last one doesn't even have a spirit.
And I'd also enjoy seeing Dillon and Sukapon. Who are obscure in their own right, but not quite to the same extent.
Yeahhhhhhhh... though that is considered part of the Wars series.You want obscure, I'll give you obscureView attachment 301961
I have to applaud the optimism of people who occasionally suggest a StarTropics revival considering Nintendo probably has to be reminded that series exists.It's Mike Jones for me
In that case, Henry Fleming from Code Name: S.T.E.A.M..
Those are good ones. And the funny thing is, they're what? Like five years old. Wait until they're retro, then they'll be, like, forgotten to time itself, lol.If we are going First Party
Tethu/Tethi from Ever Oasis
Conker the Squirrel from "Conker's Bad Fur Day"Speaking of unlikely characters, who's your most obscure personal want?
I would hesitate to call Conker's Bad Fur Day obscure. With how much I hear about it, I think it's squarely in the "cult classic" side of games.
I'm not so sure it's that Sakurai didn't care for those types of picks so much as they kinda don't fit the direction Nintendo has been pushing for Smash (non Nintendo associated big name 3rd Parties) and there was a limited amount of development time. It is a shame to see them go for sure, as I'm a big fan of both Advance Wars and Custom Robo, but I feel ultimately I'm pretty happy to see stuff like Rathalos and Yuri as assists in their place.Sukapon and Dillon actually used to be much more frequent requests during the Melee/Brawl and 4 eras respectively. For a minute post-Pit, Sukapon may have been the most popular retro. And I'm sure Dillon's popularity will return if his series does.
But Smash speculation is a weird little enclave that makes it their business to be familiar with these kinds of characters. The average person playing Smash outside Japan would have no ****ing clue who Sukapon is, so I agree it is nice they get a platform of some sort.
Though I will say that Sakurai really doesn't seem to care about keeping that middle era between retro and current overly populated with more niche/obscure stuff. Outside of Starfy and Isaac (who presumably only returned due to popularity), he's pretty much cut everyone else, from Barbara to Saki to Infantry & Tanks to Helirin to Ray MK to Jill. I miss that stuff. That weird, unappreciated c and d-tier stuff is my jam.