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Ugh, the Spider Guardian... Forget the Boost Guardian, THAT little bugger annoyed the heck out of me during my first playthrough of Echoes...
Seventeen tries to beat the Boost Guardian in my first run. Was unable to beat the Spider Guardian until Wii trilogy, but I'm not sure how different play controls helped. We seem to have similar opinions on Echoes and Fusion...
Turn off Hi Jump? Much easier that way.
If they don't put Ridley in, they're going to put Dark Samus or Sylux in. Why?
It's great to see you around again after such a long time! :D I still remember when you did an MLP-Style Ridley (that was a Griffon if I'm not mistaking)! That design for him was clever!
Thanks. I haven't touched that particular creation of mine in a while (I usually do Jojo crossovers now) but I did hunt down one Ms. Silfoe to draw him for me.
Why the sigh? Sylux is dope
I despise shooters, single player and multiplayer alike, but Metroid Prime is one of my favorite games ever. Despite the perspective it has very little to do with shooter gameplay, the transition from 2D to 3D is seamless, it really feels like a Metroid game just from a different perspective.
Dark Samus is dead for good according to Tanabe. She's not coming back sadly
True, but I can also think of a reason why neither would get added.
They'll add Dark Samus to the main roster, with Baby Samus and Pink Gold Samus coming as DLC.
:D That looks amazing! Great drawing you got of your design there!
Nice gif's. Where'd you find those, or did you make them? I had to screencap for all the images I posted in my rough draft moveset, though regardless, we had the same kind of idea for some moves it looks like. Still, the Proteus form added a good bit of new things to Ridley's already decent arsenal of attacks to draw from, though I guess to be fair, same can be said for pretty much any new appearance he's had, even the hated Other M clone. A moveset that's like a hybrid of all or at least most of his different forms but with Proteus as the base for like special moves, I still think would be the most inspirational.Probably done before, but I made a moveset out of Samus Returns.
Ridley is a mode-shifting fighter, shifting between Ground Mode and Flight Mode. Flight Mode is objectively better than Ground, but it is also Ridley's "default" Mode, and Ridley will enter Ground if he is sufficiently damaged, too high off the ground, or offstage. While in Flight Mode, Ridley's moves become stronger, further reaching, and overall better. More importantly, Ridley has infinite flight, and can float anywhere under two conditions: There is a platform or ground beneath him, and he isn't too high off the ground or platform. Should Ridley be taken too high or fly offstage, Ridley will enter a "fall" or "midair" state.
Neutral B: Fireball
Down B: Tail Whip
Side B: Slash
Up B: Fly
Even giving her a role in SSB4 as an assist trophy/palette swap Samus skin was out of left field, or oddly timed rather (you'd think that would've at least happened in Brawl), so it felt like an afterthought, with it sadly being the only content from Prime 3 to make it into Smash. No trophies, music, etc... Other M gave the excuse to mostly ignore MP3 for the former being more recent.
I used a combination of some Youtube videos showing Samus Returns' final boss and the Imgur video to gif converter. Nothing special.
Definitely goes to show that Proteus Ridley appears much easier to work with, he looks much better here proportionally than most other things.
Well, if you played Samus Returns, you'd realize that Samus' Gravity Suit Shoulder Pads are almost as big as Ridley himself. It's quite close, though.
You did a good thing.
Yep.
Now I think that should be his final smash, he just screams "ENGAGE ME, MOTHERTRUCKER!", the console breaks and you have to buy a new switch.
Yes, the old password systems is games like that could be quirky. As each symbol used in the password applies to a specific value in the game's code. So putting in random characters in the right combinations could result in unusual behavior. Old cheat devices like Game Genie could do the same thing. Weird things happen because that password makes reference to location data that doesn't actually exist in the Metroid ROM and sets the the game timer to an invalid value (2861643271, equivalent to 314.5 years). Which causes glitches or crashing because you've basically confused the ROM to look for data in places it's not suppose to be.
Eh to be fair, it might be a good thing that this thread isn't as active as the one in the Smash 4 days. That thread was a bit of a nightmare as time went along.
