Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
From memory Jane was a code for one of Jokers alt costumes, my guess was Jane was an acronym,
Digimon is possible.
Not at all, all of their recent movies just look the same with the ugly CG. You don't have real diversity in their art directions anymore.
The fact is that unless you saw this video, you probably wouldn't realize it. And since it's only really short moments, you don't care. It's not like having the same art direction recycled over and over.
I saw the recent Disney movies, they're just bad, especially Frozen and Big Hero 6. Tangled was the last good one I saw and it came out something like 10 years ago. Then it was Treasure Planet and it came out in 2002.
If that was the case, then Lucario shouldn't be in Smash either because it originated in an anime movie (Lucario & The Mystery of Mew).
The diference is that Pokemon debuted as a videogame, the Yokai Franchise itself debuted as a manga even if it was just an add to promote the videogame it still counts.
what about Dark Cloud? Though technically that's Playstation 2 exclusive...
What was the time gap between the manga and the game?
We have no reason to believe it does. And we have no reason to believe Sakurai considers it a manga series. Level 5 is a video game company. Level-5 said when they announce Yo-kai watch for the first time that it was a video game series that would be supplemented by anime and manga.
It most definitely is still a thing, and those three games you just listed are prime examples of games that got massive hate for being too popular. It's alright to not like a game as long as you played it and experienced it for yourself, every human being has their own opinions after all. Unfortunately there's a huge number of people who will preemptively judge a game without playing it and hate it just because it's popular.
William would be cool. Despite being inspired by "Soulsborne" games, Nioh's style of combat looks a lot faster paced than Dark Souls which I find to fit more in tune with how Smash is played than the games it's actually inspired by.
Could they do Tails as a Ken-level Echo? Maybe couple more specials, replace some of the Sonic's legs attacks with tail attacks? It could serve as Tails imitating his idol whilst still showcasing his ability in his recovery and several attacks?
More Steve stuff is always welcome, and Bandana Dee would be cool, but I'd really like to see a Gengar moveset, personally. I don't think there's much of those.
he has two of those smiley katakanas?
I for one would be excited if Elma from Xenoblade Chronicles X, Bandana Dee, or Black Shadow made it in
My most wanted are Dixie Kong and Bandana Dee, so not at all.
I wouldn't be disappointed. I am heavily aboard the Elma train, and characters like Cranky Kong, Dixie Kong, Captain Toad, Chibi-Robo, and more all excite me.
Maybe. So far I'm not convinced Classic Mode will feature any DLC characters other than the one being played as, considering their possible unavailability to people who haven't bought them.
Doesn't Smash 4 let you play others online who had DLC even if you didn't>
Yeah, but it'd be pretty ****ed up if it didn't. Even Nintendo recognizes that.
Would not be disappointed at all. Still plenty of good Nintendo choices from franchises already in Smash.
Ultimate also lets you fight against DLC even if you don’t have it.... but that’s multiplayer, it wouldn’t make sense to split the playerbase based on who shelled out for what.
This is correct. In Smash 4, players could battle online against characters that you haven't bought, although you won't face them in Classic or All-Star mode, for example, until you buy them.
Yep. All the data for new fighters, stages, music, spirits, and Mii costumes comes with the patches. When you buy DLC in the Eshop. you're buying lines of code that tell the game to give you the relevant content.
I'm not sure it would make much sense to do this. It could work thematically for characters like Dante or Master Chief, but if it was something like Chibi Robo...
At this point:
There are definitely still some existing-series Nintendo characters I'd like to see. Waluigi, Captain Toad, Daruk, and a pretty huge list of Pokémon and Fire Emblem characters.
Not at all. But in this very DLC, I'd rather have characters from new franchises. If they want to make more Passes or first-party characters later down the line, fine by me.
There are some cool characters from existing franchises that I would like to see like Rex, Elma or Dixie first party-wise and Chun-Li, Sephiroth, Dragonlord or Alucard third party-wise.
I'd be absolutely delighted. Nintendo franchises are my favorites and there's some glaring omissions in the first party department. But I don't expect it to happen.
I enjoyed a few Harvest Moon games as a kid.
Actually I think you’re in the majority on that, whereas people like myself are in the minority (would rather have a few more first party characters). At least in this thread, as it seems.
