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Lol sales. You've already got Mario, Link, Pikachu, Samus, and the like in the game. Everyone else is icing on the cake.Arcadenic: You think Smash will sell with those characters advertised? Not very well.
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Lol sales. You've already got Mario, Link, Pikachu, Samus, and the like in the game. Everyone else is icing on the cake.Arcadenic: You think Smash will sell with those characters advertised? Not very well.
Same difference.Because clearly, one sequel stage is an obsession.
Anyways, I don't expect a "Stadium 3". I expect a "Colosseum".![]()
MEOWTH THAT'S RIGHTIf there were two 1st gen additions, they would be Mewtwo and Meowth. They're really the only good choices left for that gen.
Eevee. Only non-Legendary to be in Japan's Top 10 in the poll (Pre-Unova) other than Pikachu. Rival's starter Pokemon in Yellow. Is the starter Pokemon in XD: Gale of Darkness. Is the player character's main Pokemon in the upcoming Pokemon X Nobunaga's Ambition.If there were two 1st gen additions, they would be Mewtwo and Meowth. They're really the only good choices left for that gen.
Ditch the down special, as it's highly identical to the side special. Maybe the down special should operate like the Bounce Bracelet from Sonic Adventure 2. Simply put, Sonic curls up into a ball, and dives down to the ground at full force.Side B - Hold B to make him charge up and spin. When the button is released he rolls forward. You can jump at any time and cancel out into an aerial attack.
Down B - Keep pressing B to build up charge. When the button is released he dashes forward. You can move him left and right across the ground.
I meant give him the ability to jump out of a Spindash. Atleast you can mix things up if you have the option to jump out of it. Just rolling back and forth on the ground is asking for them to shield then punish.
It can always be adjusted so that when Sonic lands on the ground, he won't bounce; it would basically be like a Ground Pound attack.A bounce bracelet would be pretty cool. Wouldn't it be extremely spammable though?
A Pokemon Stadium 3 would function completely different from a Colosseum.I didn't say anything about a pattern, he assumed I did and said he's expecting a Colosseum instead of a Stadium 3. Which is the same thing without the number.
It's the competition he has.Are people really that demoralized about Meowth's chances that they aren't actively supporting him? It seems to me that his fanbase collapsed after he was confirmed to be a Pokeball Pokemon. Why does Meowth have to be relevant in today's games in order to get in Smash? If anything, he is still one of the two main Pokemon in the anime since the beginning. He's one of the more famous Pokemon... not many Pokemon can achieve that level of fame. Even Sakurai acknowledged that in the Brawl Dojo and Meowth's Brawl trophy.
And here's the thing...1st gen is still popular.. it sells. The older gamers are the ones with buying power, we have the money. The younger gamers, they may be into the 4th or 5th gen games but they usually don't have their own money and may need to rely on their parents to buy them games. It is no wonder the roster always have had a disproportionately large amount of 1st gen Pokemon. We only had two non-1st gen Pokemon and one of them only got in because it was a last minute clone intended to buff the roster.
The anime is still on the air... and Ash is still 10 years old! Kids these days watch that show and they see Pikachu, Meowth, and a bunch of 5th gen Pokemon running around and battling each other. Kids are constantly exposed to Pikachu and Meowth for over 10 years while getting a small taste of most of the 600+ Pokemon.
The Mario vs. Sonic dream match in Brawl appealed the older gamers of the 1990's... the younger gamers wouldn't understand the big deal. I would say Pikachu vs. Meowth is similar in that respect, although not in the same level of popularity but the popularity is there. Adding Meowth to the roster would finally let Pokemon fans of all ages have their Pikachu vs. Meowth dream match.
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You could at least bet on Starfy having a pink palette swap if he were in.I've played more Starfy 3 now, and I've started to wonder, if Starfy-series becomes represented in SSB4, how would they represent Starly? I'd want to see her as a luigified clone of Starfy, with able to crawl and wall jump. (-lvl-)
Me too.This place has really made me hate the idea of a second (or more) trainer.
If there were a 2nd Trainer, these are the only one's I'd accept (and only ONE of these):This place has really made me hate the idea of a second (or more) trainer.
Oh, I see... he has to keep on waiting in a line forever.It's the competition he has.
Mewtwo is very likely to return, but may also not.
Lucario may or may not be cut for a 5th Gen.
A 5th Gen is very likely to be added. Regardless of Mewtwo or Lucario.
Given the uncertainty of Mewtwo and Lucario (both of which likely to be in), and the factor of a 5th Gen, Meowth has to wait in line.
What about Yellow with Pichu, Pikachu and Raichu? It's one character, no switching, only evolving.If there were a 2nd Trainer, these are the only one's I'd accept (and only ONE of these):
1. May w/ Mudkip, Grovyle, Blaziken
2. Ethan w/ Chikorita, Quilava, Feraligatr
3. Blue w/ Bulbasaur, Charmeleon, Blastoise (to counter Red)
4. N w/ Reshiram OR Zekrom (decide at character selection)
5. Team Rocket (Jessie and James) w/ Arbok and Weezing (Tag-team), Meowth
But at the same time, I'd rather NOT have a 2nd Trainer.
I wonder with the 3DS version (which will emphasis rpg and upgrading elements) will have all pokemon as their first forms. You can evolve them on your 3DS and bring them to the Wii U to fight.What about Yellow with Pichu, Pikachu and Raichu? It's one character, no switching, only evolving.
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Some Pokemon do have set conditions that evolve them. I just used Eevee as an example.@Bowserlick
Except Pokemon don't work like that. And why all this talk about Eevee? Honestly, Eevee seems better suited as a random-type Pokeball Pokemon. It'll evolve into either Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Glaceon, or Leafeon.
They are talking about Eevee because its the main character's Pokemon in that Samurai Warriors crossover. And I share your feelings about Eevee being more suitable as a Pokeball summon. That's what I always thought since Melee.@Bowserlick
Except Pokemon don't work like that. And why all this talk about Eevee? Honestly, Eevee seems better suited as a random-type Pokeball Pokemon. It'll evolve into either Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Glaceon, or Leafeon.
Jigglypuff was the 2nd popular Pokemon in Japan at the time. 2nd to Pikachu. Meowth was the 4th, if I recall correctly (Squirtle was 3rd). As for Mewtwo, his movie recently came out during that time.Oh, I see... he has to keep on waiting in a line forever.
Smash 64: Jigglypuff got in over Meowth probably because Sakurai wanted to make a joke character... like a Kirby clone (same A moves, body model, and floating) but with different specials. Mewtwo was considered before Meowth but didn't get in due to time constraints.
If Pichu wasn't added, there would've been only Pikachu, Jigglypuff, and Mewtwo. There was no time contraints. It was the opposite. He had MORE time, not LESS time. Pichu's addition had nothing to do with Meowth's exclusion.Melee: Mewtwo finally gets in, and the path is open for Meowth... only Pichu gets in because Sakurai had time constraints again and needed to buff the roster... and the poster child of 2nd gen would work perfectly as a clone
Ash was never voted for. Sakurai refered to Pokemon Trainer as "Satoshi" because that's one of his default names.Brawl: the path is open again, only Pokemon Trainer gets in due to Ash Ketchum having more votes on the Melee poll than Meowth did... and Lucario gets in over Meowth because he's the poster child of 4th gen...
Zoroark lost poster child status. Reshiram and Zekrom have taken it's place.SSB4: Meowth's competition is finally thinning out... but because Mewtwo wasn't in Brawl, fans focus all of their support to Mewtwo instead of supporting both... and that's the least of his worries... because now he has to contend with Lucario who's in danger of being cut, Zoroark who's the poster child of 5th gen, and possibly Victini.
Hypothetical. Improbable hypothetical, I might add. Jigglypuff is one of the Original 12 and is not going anywhere. The 1st Gen Starters wouldn't be replaced by Mewtwo or a 5th Gen, they'd be replaced with other Starters. By which don't affect Meowth at all. Not only that, but by this point, cuts are unlikely.SSB5: because Lucario or Jigglypuff or the 1st gen starters was cut while Mewtwo and Zoroark gets in, Meowth still has to contend with fans crying for the return of Lucario or Jigglypuff or the 1st gen starters and the possible poster children of 6th and 7th gen
SSB5 is when Meowth has his best shot.When's it going to end? All I want is for Meowth to be playable in at least one Smash game. I wouldn't mind cutting Meowth in SSB5 for someone new because at least I would still play SSB4 with Meowth.
Yellow is Manga exclusive, and it takes away from Pikachu, who is the mascot for Pokemon. Raichu is also not NEARLY as popular as Pikachu.What about Yellow with Pichu, Pikachu and Raichu? It's one character, no switching, only evolving.
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Cross over games tend to do poorly. The VS games can't sell with marvel and Capcom characters and the Sega All-Star games didn't sell with Sonic or the rest.Lol sales. You've already got Mario, Link, Pikachu, Samus, and the like in the game. Everyone else is icing on the cake.
Maybe its because Nintendo is generally more popular than Capcom, Marvel, and Sega.Cross over games tend to do poorly. The VS games can't sell with marvel and Capcom characters and the Sega All-Star games didn't sell with Sonic or the rest.
Smash Brothers huge success is an anomaly, not the norm.
Except no Pokemon switches unevolvable evolutions like that. Seriously, what you're going about is closer to the Slide Evolution from Digimon Frontier.Some Pokemon do have set conditions that evolve them. I just used Eevee as an example.
It certainly would be novel for a character to change forms in battle (with set conditions).
A more simple way to incorporate evolution would be having first form pokemon on the 3DS and evolving them that way.
What I'm mostly thought of with this idea is picking a set of Pokemon the Trainer will use. Yellow would be the name of the Pichu / Pikachu / Raichu set. And it would replace Pikachu as a standard character (but he's still selectable, he just wouldn't evolve). It's a good way to bring back Pichu legitimately. And revamp Pikachu a bit while making Raichu represent the style of fighting Pikachu had in 64 (Falco made it into Melee because of this) but also Melee and Brawl.Yellow is Manga exclusive, and it takes away from Pikachu, who is the mascot for Pokemon. Raichu is also not NEARLY as popular as Pikachu.
Pikachu needs to be by himself. No shoehorning Trainers into everything just because you can. Otherwise, Trainers become the new Landmaster (in terms of excess).
Maybe its because Nintendo is generally more popular than Capcom, Marvel, and Sega.
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Marvel characters are pretty big and Capcom has a lot of strong properties (You do forget Chun-Li and the rest of Street Fighter is very iconic). Yet cross over games never break 2 million. Most can't break 1. Heck, the VS games usually sell under 1 million (I only say that because I think MvC3 did but barely). They never top the charts and never do well and are always forgotten. Yet Smash is the opposite. Smash is the best selling fighting game. Not the best selling cross over game. But the best selling of it's own genre. Yet we can't have a kart racer like Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing do well. And that was on multiple systems. This is in light of the fact that Capcom has Street Fighter, Sega has Sonic and Marvel has everyone. These characters aren't pushing those games.Except no Pokemon switches unevolvable evolutions like that. Seriously, what you're going about is closer to the Slide Evolution from Digimon Frontier.
@SmashChu
Those characters you mentioned aren't nearly as popular as most Nintendo characters. No one in their right mind would expect Chun-Li to have as much star power as Peach. Marvel kind of doesn't count considering that Marvel is in a completely different medium. That, and there was an obvious difference between the desires of the gamers and the comic book readers for the Marvel roster.