Where do you get this D&D stereotype?
I went to a Smash tournament with the trilogy of smash games (64, Melee, and Brawl) at San Francisco State University (it had at least 150 people), and there was some small scale Street Fighter IV tournament.
I was talking with this great Link player (from Melee) and the dude who I had a match with on the Summit. We could overhear two of the Street Fighter people talking about how "gay" (their words, not mine) smash was and we all were. We walked by them to see who they were, and they were a bunch of stereotypical D&D nerds, and had no social skills. No lie. All they could talk about was their game and how lame "we smash girls players" are (yes, they called us "smash girls). It was sad.
The Link dude was all tattooed and buff, and the other guy was pretty big, too. They were both very kind and funny. The former was probably more into Melee than the Street Fighter D&D nerds were into their game (but not as much as they were into their conceit personalities), and the other guy was kinda casual but still competitive. We also weren't just talking about smash or Street Fighter, but a plethora of other things.
This is what I think a lot of the Street Fighter community that talks us down are like. They're like the socially awkward jealous nerds talking behind the social and oddly polite jocks' backs about how lame they are.
Takamaru needs to be with the Zelda gang due to his game being the "sister" game to Zelda, like how Kid Icarus was to Metroid.
Also, if Takamaru is there, you've got the Famicon Four.
This makes sense.
Also, I don't see why people always say G&W is a Retro. Just because he existed before Mario and Donkey Kong?
I mean, he was relevant before Melee with the Game & Watch Gallery series.
ALSO, Mac is as Retro as Pit is at this point. He's been revived already. To call Pit a non-Retro soley for Uprising, while calling Mac a Retro despite POWii and Doc Louis' PO is nothing short of hypocritical.
Actually G&W, Mario, Donkey Kong, Pit, and Little Mac are all retro.. and to an extent they are all also "modern." However, none of them are "purely retro" except for the 2D graphics of G&W in smash.
And are you sure the G&W Gallery games came out before Melee=??? I thought they came out from like 2003-2006.
I also disagree with 2 KI Newcomers on the basis that Sakurai is actually modest with his characters. It took 3 games just to give his own series another character, let alone two. The only game he's done for KI was Uprising. While one new character isn't out of the question, two is overkill.
Yeah, I think 2 is most likely.
@ Chrono
I think you should replace either Medusa or Saki with Issac. Saki's two games have sold maybe 100,00- units at best. The first two Golden Sun games sold around a million units each, they are universally acclaimed, and the third game sold about 500k or something like that.
If I were you, I would adjust your roster with the following:
Medusa: Change with Paper Mario/Bowser Jr./Toad/a random character.
Saki: Replace with Issac... or another "modern"/random character. I think your roster lacks "WTF?'s" good sire.
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Black Shadow: I understand your reasoning, but I would replace with either Samurai Goroh, another largely forgotten retro character/newer character, or Pac-Man.
I your roster lacks surprises...
Also, my roster organization theory is simple: the 10 Smash 64 franchises, then the 3 Melee franchises, the 6 Brawl franchises, and then the new franchises.
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