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As unfortunate as that is, at least a movie could be argued as targeting a larger/different audience and thus either is going in a contrasting direction or wants name value for buzz. While not wholly justifiable, at least its understandable. The Bayo 3 situation appears to be either the developers being very cheap or arbritarily changing performers in the middle of a game series and not being upfront about it.
Well, I have no connections to Phantasy Star, but like I said earlier there are VERY few characters I'm outright against. All you gotta do is convince me that PS would be a good fit for Smash (which isn't even that hard), and I'll be right on board.
Still, I'd say the "celebrification" in voice acting is part of the larger cultural mistreatment of western dedicated voice actors. Voice acting is as different from film acting as film acting itself is from stage acting. Yet western studios don't promote dedicated voice actors on account of them being "invisible", making them much more prone to their current mistreatment.
Neat! I do have to say i didnt see a DM Moveset ill completly agree With either they do gore which is more zeros thing or they use the swordsman only!
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I liked the part where he directly talked about visual novels and text adventure games.
and now we sakurai counts them and that’s what matters in terms of getting characters in smash
you know he made more than two Kirby games
Oh sorry i miswrote this the Both reffered to Both Smash and Kirby! I should Rephrase that but to be fair he only did 4,5 Which isnt far of!
Nothing will remove the controversy except a retraction by the plaintiff and even then the focus has been placed upon the poor pay for VAs.
This is certainly a normal comment that makes perfect sense in the discussions in the thread and definitely not an awkwardly out-of-nowhere rant at all.
This is one of the most tone deaf and callous things that I have seen said here in a while. Nintendo does not have an in case of emergency break glass button to fulfill a fringe belief. Implying that fulfilling some sort of fringe belief is the only way to fix the problem instead of you know, fixing the ****ing problem is just juvenile.
Of all the times you can ramble about how much you want 4th parties in Smash, you choose NOW?
which nintendo IPs are you referring to?
I think it depends on the developer. I know Intelligent Systems and Monolith Soft have worked with some decently big names and with VAs from unions.
Mario, Zelda, Star Fox, Splatoon... the ones made by Nintendo EPD.
That's what I'm saying; Nintendo's various teams work with big name VAs except for Nintendo EPD.
i meant which franchises are using big names
I know ifs foolhardy for someone on Smashboards of all places to buy into leak culture, but part of me thinks there might actually be something to the rumors about various games being worked on. I don't think they'll be major AAA releases barring a Sony funded one given Konami's current MO is to be modest with its budgets, but a remake and/or an episodic release would be the kind of safe and more importantly, less expensive route for them.
One step forward, two steps back. Wouldn't be the first time Konami went that route...
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Yes! SH is a big omission to me and to a lesser extent RE (the GameCube era was awesome with Konami and especially the collaboration between their dev teams). Fatal Frame was a nice way to slip Survival Horror into the Smash scene but I'd like them to embrace it more.
Part of that was because of Capcom's developers and their upper-management working their damnedest in getting their act back together. Konami's biggest issue is the lack of connection between their upper-management and their developers and alot of Konami's problem comes from the upper management. And since they are the ones in control of Konami, that change may never come, especially with the success of their smaller budget titles.
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