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First of all, Ganondorf being a trophy is completely irrelevant. We already know that all playable characters would be given a trophy. What Chi's Finest was saying is that because they've been given a section in their history pages (at least from what I've heard), this casts doubt on their appearance (not to mention the whole "in the past" tone of hte articles).No offense to the quoted, but they aren't wise at all. Whether or not they're in or out, there's NO way Sakurai would let Famitsu give them their own history page before they've been confirmed/deconfirmed. It's just common sense. The bottom line is, he's either hinting that they'll be back, or hinting that they won't. It's not confirmation, just like Ganondorf being originally shown as just a trophy in Melee wasn't confirmation that he wasn't playable.
Only problem I see with this is that Ike from E for All is not the same as Ike at Whobby. He's not "slow as Christmas" anymore because the invisible lag was removed.Whoa buddy.
First off, having played Ike myself at E for All, and being a fairly proficient Marth player in Melee, I can tell you the two are nowhere near the same
Marth is fast, has gay combos and tip crazy power
Ike is slow as christmas, and has a lot of horizontal slashes instead of vertical (like Marth's moveset)
That is the pivotal question: why show them at all if they really are going to return? Is Sakurai trying to tease us? Knowing that Sakurai-san supervised the booklet really makes me curious. On one hand, he could be trying to gently acknowledge that, while he hasn't forgotten about these characters, he does want to give people the hint that they will not be back this time around; on the other hand, he could be trying to give hope to those who are worried that their favorite Melee combatant has yet to be shown, and is reminding them to hold out just a little while longer. These translations merely show that what might not have been an issue is now worthy of our speculation.First of all, Ganondorf being a trophy is completely irrelevant. We already know that all playable characters would be given a trophy. What Chi's Finest was saying is that because they've been given a section in their history pages (at least from what I've heard), this casts doubt on their appearance (not to mention the whole "in the past" tone of hte articles).
Why would they give Marth and Roy a section in someone else's history, when they could have their own? Ditto with Ness showing up in Lucas'. It's something that should be considered, but everyone's just shoving it off thanks to bias.
I don't care if you guys want Marth in or not (and personally, I want him in too), but grow up a little and look at the other side of the issue, instead of the classic Smash Boards "NO WAY. HE CAN'T BE CUT! IT MUST BE FAKE!" "This list is fake! It doesn't have Geno" adolescent logic. =/
Wow. You should follow your own advice. >_>Ike's too much of a bottom tier to surpase them, anyways. Stop jumping to conclusions, morons
Yea, I noticed a lot of that being a Ness fani love how it all works... people who don't "accept it" are immediately stupid and harrased and then there's everyone else
A bit off topic, but I don't know where people are getting that Marth is a mediocre lord. He was really powerful in his games and even comparable to say, Hector. Only bad point about Marth is that he doesn't promote and even then if he did he'd be way too broken in his game.2) love the games he were in despite the fact he was a rather mediocre hero unit(or so I've heard)
Probably from GameFAQs. I never played FE 1-3 (though I did do all the others), so I couldn't say. But what he said was something about Marth suffering from "sucky leader syndrome" (and likewise, Roy did too in an FE6 FAQ).A bit off topic, but I don't know where people are getting that Marth is a mediocre lord. He was really powerful in his games and even comparable to say, Hector. Only bad point about Marth is that he doesn't promote and even then if he did he'd be way too broken in his game.
To make room for an even better moveset?wow this is bull****
why did they throw away a perfectly good moveset?
1. Stop trolling. Any character takes skill to win, and no character is too overpowered. When a low tier character user can fight almost even with a top tier user in the world championship, the tiers aren't that bad. Stop being a f***ing anti-competitve player. Go back to 4chan where you belong....And the people who loved Marth:
1) never played FE but loved his semi-broken moveset that was comparable to Peach's in 1v1(lolmarthsdownsmash) and doesn't want their 'IWIN' button taken away.
2) love the games he were in despite the fact he was a rather mediocre hero unit(or so I've heard)
3)Liked because he's portrayed as the original and first Lord of the FE series...I guess that's an okay reason.
People jump to conclusions, just like the Sonic in Brawl "is not on our plate at the moment" comment, and MegaMan's creator saying he isn't in Brawl yet. People overspecuate like idiots, as always. And since when the f*** was Famitsu the "real" smash bros. authority=??? Unless they show us pictures of a character as a AT, PC, boss, or NPC their chances are unaffected. The dojo is the only source that is 100% true, along with Nintendo employees, and lastly, the final game. People-just shut the f*** up!This thread is stupid.
How does this in any way possible deconfirm any of them....
Everyone should listen to your genius logic, seriously. YAE TO INTELLIGENCE!I'm not listening to anything not on the Dojo.
Monkey see, monkey do. Monkey hear, monkey believe. When that makes sense, tell me!Alot of you are really gullable. The article doesn't give ANY hint at all as to whether this means Marth or Roy are or aren't returning. But one person takes it as deconfirmation and you all follow like sheep just because he says so?
It doesn't. People are just stupid, and believe what they hear.This thread is stupid.
How does this in any way possible deconfirm any of them....
Those aren't logical reasons by any means, I'm sorry. The Fire Emblem smash bros. icon is still Marth's sword for goodness sake.Reasons Marth might be cut:
1) Fire Emblem, as a series, has many installments with almost no character overlap. It is impossible to represent the entire series. Given this, Sakurai might want to represent as many different games as possible. Therefore, instead of just bringing back the same lords, he takes the old ones out and puts some new ones in, to ensure maximum series representment across Smash Bros. as a whole.
And Marth stars the next Fire Emblem game, and it will be his third. Sigurd stars half a game. Roy stars all one game. Hector and Eliwood star 1/3rd a game each. The lords of FE8 star half a game. Ike stars 1 1/2 games. Miciah stars 1/2 a game. MARTH STARS 3 F***ING GAMES, AND THE NEWEST ONE! He's far more important to the series then Ike-and far more popular.
2) The most highly renowned Fire Emblem game in Japan is FE4, starring Sigurd. Sigurd was even originally planned to be Marth's clone in Melee instead of Roy (or maybe Marth was the clone...but it doesn't really matter). Sigurd has pretty much the exact same build and weapon as Marth, and neither one of them has anything unique that contributes towards building their moveset. Sakurai might have decided he couldn't have them both in and give them both unique movesets, and therefore chose to put Sigurd in and have him inheret Marth's moveset, Ness/Lucas-style.
No, Marth was most popular, and still is. Why was the anime based of Marth's story, and why did Marth get a sequal to his game, but not Sigurd=??? Why is Marth getting his third game, while Sigurd only stars HALF A GAME=??? BTW, Sigurd is a Ike alternate color, basically (sorta like the Dixie Diddy relation)! >_<
3) Marth's moveset was very overpowered (high speed AND power AND range with no disadvantage) and, in my opinion, incredibly uninspired (basically every A attack is a vertical crescent slash in the suitable direction). It might have just been deemed unsalvageable. Or the changes that would have had to be made to it for it to be viable for Brawl would have caused it to be unsuitable for Marth conceptually (this could be the origin of Ike's moveset for all I know...even though their roles are different, the movesets themselves have some resemblance to one another, especially in the specials).
zOMG! This is a new game, n00b, NOT MELEE 2.0. He is fast, noble, quick, and a glorious swordfighter-like in his two games. If the top tiers weren't going to reeturn, why the f*** do we have Fox, and for the bottom, why Kirby=??? Tires don exits. Never use that reason again, because it's not areason. Meta Knight is a semi-clone of Kirby, and plays EXACTLY LIKE KIRBY IN MELEE, but instead of sucking, he's dominate. King Dedede also plays a lot like Kirby. The fact is those three are more alike then Marth, Roy, and Ike. That reason has been debunked. DId Sakurai say "there are characters named Marth and Roy who have appeared in the Smash Bros. series up until this point."=??? NO! Therefore-Marth is still a shoe-in.
Do any of these things singularly deconfirm Marth? Of course not. The point is it is possible for the developers to have decided to remove him for logical reasons, without being insane or anything. That in combination with his precarious position in the magazine paints a somewhat grim future for Marth.
I agree with you, but you needn't get so emotional. It's not like you're going to change anyone's mind. Everyone will believe what they want until it is confirmed otherwise.1. Stop trolling. Any character takes skill to win, and no character is too overpowered. When a low tier character user can fight almost even with a top tier user in the world championship, the tiers aren't that bad. Stop being a f***ing anti-competitve player. Go back to 4chan where you belong.
2. You never played his two games, I HAVE! He was a good unit-a tad bit overpowered in the first game, and perfectly balanced in his second game. And who cares how strong he was, the point is he's been in three games, and no one else has been in more then two. In fact, Ike has only starred 1 1/2 FE games, Marth will have starred 3 with FE11. Ya, that's not important to his franchise at all. [/sarcasm]
3. C'mon! The Fire Emblem icon is still his f***ing sword!
People jump to conclusions, just like the Sonic in Brawl "is not on our plate at the moment" comment, and MegaMan's creator saying he isn't in Brawl yet. People overspecuate like idiots, as always. And since when the f*** was Famitsu the "real" smash bros. authority=??? Unless they show us pictures of a character as a AT, PC, boss, or NPC their chances are unaffected. The dojo is the only source that is 100% true, along with Nintendo employees, and lastly, the final game. People-just shut the f*** up!
Everyone should listen to your genius logic, seriously. YAE TO INTELLIGENCE!![]()
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Monkey see, monkey do. Monkey hear, monkey believe. When that makes sense, tell me!
It doesn't. People are just stupid, and believe what they hear.
Those aren't logical reasons by any means, I'm sorry. The Fire Emblem smash bros. icon is still Marth's sword for goodness sake.
This thread is a sign of why I don't believe sources other then the dojo. When Marth is confirmed, I'll laugh my a** off at you people's failure to take a unofficial sources MENTIONING of Roy and Marth to a deconfirmation.![]()
Um, guys, why would they do articles about remembering characters if they were just going to appear in the game?
Because they've played and beaten the game. They know that these characters have been replaced. Besides, your main is lame, get a new one. Ness fans, move to Lucas. Lucas is cooler looking anyway. Marth/Roy fans, move to um... no you're screwed, learn to play Link or Ice Climbers or someone.
Let me explain a bit more. This magazine is obviously under contract with Nintendo, so that they get to review the game early, as long as they don't reveal any new characters/information. It's called an embargo. Notice that they didn't even show any new veterans, save Sheik but she was DOJO'd the next morning. However if Ness, Roy, and Marth aren't in the game, they can obviously talk about the characters. Those characters are not under embargo.
They didn't explicitly disconfirm Marth, Roy, or Ness. I don't see why they'd disconfirm them through inference rather than a clear statement.Um, guys, why would they do articles about remembering characters if they were just going to appear in the game?
Because they've played and beaten the game. They know that these characters have been replaced. Besides, your main is lame, get a new one. Ness fans, move to Lucas. Lucas is cooler looking anyway. Marth/Roy fans, move to um... no you're screwed, learn to play Link or Ice Climbers or someone.
Let me explain a bit more. This magazine is obviously under contract with Nintendo, so that they get to review the game early, as long as they don't reveal any new characters/information. It's called an embargo. Notice that they didn't even show any new veterans, save Sheik but she was DOJO'd the next morning. However if Ness, Roy, and Marth aren't in the game, they can obviously talk about the characters. Those characters are not under embargo.
If the magazine is under contract with Nintendo, don't you think the provisions of the contract would also prevent them from confirming that a certain character is *not* returning? Because by doing that, they would obviously be revealing new information, which would violate said contract (going from what you've said). I mean, if Nintendo is telling them, "You're not allowed to say so-and-so is returning", I'd expect them to say, "You're also not allowed to say so-and-so ISN'T returning." If they can't say who's returning, why would they be permitted to say who isn't?Um, guys, why would they do articles about remembering characters if they were just going to appear in the game?
Because they've played and beaten the game. They know that these characters have been replaced. Besides, your main is lame, get a new one. Ness fans, move to Lucas. Lucas is cooler looking anyway. Marth/Roy fans, move to um... no you're screwed, learn to play Link or Ice Climbers or someone.
Let me explain a bit more. This magazine is obviously under contract with Nintendo, so that they get to review the game early, as long as they don't reveal any new characters/information. It's called an embargo. Notice that they didn't even show any new veterans, save Sheik but she was DOJO'd the next morning. However if Ness, Roy, and Marth aren't in the game, they can obviously talk about the characters. Those characters are not under embargo.
Exactly. They didn't hint that Sheik was returning, they outright confirmed her existence - with a screenshot, to boot. Exactly what would be the point in simply suggesting that those three characters are not returning? If they know that for a fact, why not just say it? They were completely upfront about Sheik, why be any less direct now?They didn't explicitly disconfirm Marth, Roy, or Ness. I don't see why they'd disconfirm them through inference rather than a clear statement.
No, I don't think it works like that. Nintendo has nothing to hide or gain by showing that cut characters are cut. New info is commonly considered to be what's actually in the game. I mean, otherwise, new info might be that Master Chief is not in the game.If the magazine is under contract with Nintendo, don't you think the provisions of the contract would also prevent them from confirming that a certain character is *not* returning? Because by doing that, they would obviously be revealing new information, which would violate said contract (going from what you've said). I mean, if Nintendo is telling them, "You're not allowed to say so-and-so is returning", I'd expect them to say, "You're also not allowed to say so-and-so ISN'T returning." If they can't say who's returning, why would they be permitted to say who isn't?
Yeah, right, that's why all special moves were shown with new pictures to boot! Th people who made this played the game. They're just restricted from giving out new info.This magazine was made based entirely on DOJO info. They just said something about Ness and Marth and Roy to go with the history section. THAT'S IT!
lol, it's my guess that they're not going to do retrospectives on unimportant characters like Dr. Mario or Pichu.that's a good point about the embargo. they probably couldn't do a "do you remember Capt.Falcon?" article or any other returning veterans because they're probably in the game, and they can't give that away. Then again, there's no "do you remember Doctor Mario?" No, I'm not eluding that Doctor Mario is confirmed. It's only when there's a replacement (lucas and Ike) that we need to remember where these new guys come from. There's no talk of remembering Donkey Kong because his predecessor Diddy is now joining the fight. There's no remembering Kirby, and then introducing MK or DDD. Remember Samus? Now she can take her power suit off.
because people like retrospectivesThe mention of these characters in this article is showing that they had some importance. Why would this article even mention these characters If they weren't showing up in Brawl. A large proportion of this magazines readers wants a confirmation of a character, not a deconfirmation.
If the magazine is under contract with Nintendo, don't you think the provisions of the contract would also prevent them from confirming that a certain character is *not* returning? Because by doing that, they would obviously be revealing new information, which would violate said contract (going from what you've said). I mean, if Nintendo is telling them, "You're not allowed to say so-and-so is returning", I'd expect them to say, "You're also not allowed to say so-and-so ISN'T returning." If they can't say who's returning, why would they be permitted to say who isn't?
If Nintendo has nothing to lose/gain from showing that certain characters are not returning, exactly why isn't the article just confirming as a fact that those three are gone then? Also, if they have nothing to lose/gain from showing that certain characters aren't coming back, then logic would dictate (at least to me) that they having nothing to lose/gain from showing that certain characters are coming back. Obviously this isn't true as any character confirmation generates hype, so at the same time, I'd expect the confirmation of a character not returning to also generate "hype" (i.e. negative attention).No, I don't think it works like that. Nintendo has nothing to hide or gain by showing that cut characters are cut. New info is commonly considered to be what's actually in the game. I mean, otherwise, new info might be that Master Chief is not in the game.