Japanese SSB4 ads rising, some companies not credited, characters cut?

[Superyoshiom]

Is Monolith Soft first party or do they need to be credited? This could mean the difference between life or death for Shulk.

 

[Solfiner]

Is Monolith Soft first party or do they need to be credited? This could mean the difference between life or death for Shulk.

First party. Nintendo fully own the rights to Xenoblade.

 

[Khao]

Doesn't mean anything.

Heck, not even Namco was credited in the site for quite a while, and they are helping with development.

 

[ChikoLad]

Another sign showing that "IT'S HAPPENING":

 

[Aunt Jemima]

Another sign showing that "IT'S HAPPENING":

I WANT TO OPEN IT RIGHT NOW

I NEED TO SEE THE INSIDES OF THIS GUIDE

 

[κomıc]

Although APE Inc. had transformed into Creatures Inc. in the late 90s, they are still credited as if it were a separate identity. Look at the back of Smash Bros. Brawl.

Ape Inc. and Shigesato Itoi are credited. I do think Ness is safe (and I hope Lucas is too) but I think just as others have said, companies are only credited when their respective characters make an appearance. When Galaga AT was shown back in April, Namco still wasn't credited until Pac-Man was revealed.

 

[Eternal phoenix Fire]

That would be cool if in the game, you had to unlock the credits at the end by unlocking the characters. So you can beat arcade mode, and see the credits and you wouldn't be able to find out who's in the game and freak out since you didn't see them.

Lol

 

[HenryZusa]

Sega wasn't credited until Sonic was revealed btw, it's to not give spoilers

Greninja'd

 

[Smash_Veteran_Amtoj]

They won't be credited until their characters are revealed.

 

[Gidy]

...Metal Gear Solid is about as realistic as Fire Emblem and Zelda.

Heck, I'd argue those are more realistic.

Unless you mean art style, but F-Zero also has a realistic art style, last we saw it (and Captain Falcon looks super realistic in Smash Wii U. Dat bulge...)

Art style, it's realistic just like you said for FZero. But MGS seems more super natural and science fiction then "magical" as seen in Zelda and Fire Emblem. I mean, you see a man who has the power to control bee's but you don't see him throwing out Fire Punches in the shape of a bird or summoning a musical instrument to alternate time. You get me?

 

[Knife Myths]

Art style, it's realistic just like you said for FZero. But MGS seems more super natural and science fiction then "magical" as seen in Zelda and Fire Emblem. I mean, you see a man who has the power to control bee's but you don't see him throwing out Fire Punches in the shape of a bird or summoning a musical instrument to alternate time. You get me?

Fairly minor MGS3 spoilers.

Please don't give opinions about games you haven't played.

 

[Gidy]

Fairly minor MGS3 spoilers.

Please don't talk about games you haven't played.

If anything, that character seems religious/science fiction-like, in my opinion.

 

[Knife Myths]

Your opinion on a series that you're clearly not familiar with in the least.

There's no overt religious element to that character, and the series has fewer science fiction elements than, say, Metroid.

 

[Gidy]

Your opinion on a series that you're clearly not familiar with in the least.

There's no overt religious element to that character, and the series has fewer science fiction elements than, say, Metroid.

"The fires of hell will purge me clean"

And so what if a game has fewer science fiction elements then another game, the one you're referring to in Space.

On a sidenote, watched a walkthrough of Snake Eater and played MGS Twin Snakes.