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They did a very good job showing off the difficulty in that trailer whoever was playing that was a freakin' pro.This is the Takamaru thread, just so you know.
Also a trailer:
Best trailer of any retro Nintendo game. If only it was a 3D Classic instead, but beggars can't be choosers.This is the Takamaru thread, just so you know.
Also a trailer:
I don't think it would correlate well as a 3D Classic.
You're right, the lack of a legit background is whatcould have made Nintendo change their mind about a 3D Classic adaption a while ago.
I think it's unique enough to get more then a few people excited.You're right, the lack of a legit background is whatcould have made Nintendo change their mind about a 3D Classic adaption a while ago.
I'm wondering how many people would actually consider buying the game after seeing the trailer on YouTube. Or are they afraid that it might be too hard for them to handle.
Wii Fit is pretty casual and we got WFT at E3 last year. While I wouldn't be wholly surprised to see Miis, there are a number of reasons why I'm doubting their inclusion. If they do make it in, however, I think they'll either be left secret or revealed at E3.
The later part I honestly agree with since it more of a "let's wait and see" situation when it comes when he could actually be revealed or not. Either way, the 3DS version will be out first and we'll have to know the full roster or else certain reviewers (*cough* *cough* IGN *cough) might bash the game for having a small roster and holding off the others too soon.
I think all newcomers will have a CG trailer, secret or otherwise. For secret newcomers, the trailer can simply play in-game when you unlock the character.
Well, Villager didnt have one so this will never be the case.
Good to hear that you are enjoying it! It really is a hidden gem.
Well... he's a Samurai... and people like Samurai.
Technically Villager's reveal trailer was just a tie-in with the first trailer. If you go to his page on Smashbros.com, that's the video that's linked.Well, Villager didnt have one so this will never be the case.
Nothing would hype me more than a Takamaru exclusive cg trailer at E3 though. Well, of course if we also get a confirmation about a new Murasame Castle game.
Good to hear that you are enjoying it! It really is a hidden gem.
As i have said previously it has two of my favourite game tracks ever which is impressive since the game only has like 10 tracks.
Villager's was the announcement trailer. It has CG scenes of his receiving the invitation and his title card.
And if I'm not mistaken isn't it on his character page on the official website.
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Swords, swords, everywhere!I dont think Takamaru will get his own reveal trailer sadly. If he is shown it will be in a new general trailer for Smash 4 with two other newcomers.
Or they will make a big sword newcomer vid with Chrom, Shulk and Takamaru.
Swords are love, swords are life. Screw all the haters that think otherwise. I think we do have room for at least three new swordsman anyway and Taka should be be one of them.
I'd say it has more to to do with the game's obscurity internationally (even in Japan) and lack of ideas of what to do for it in NES Remix. Though the later could also be true since many Western gamers would be confused and the game would only be considered nostalgic to Japanese fans.
NES Remix 3: Obscure Edition featuring the lost titles like Nazo no Murasame-Jo, Doki Doki Panic, Shin Onigashima, Joy Mech Fight, and Famicom Tantei Club. Literally the best idea of a sequel ever!
You have to put Startropics in there you know for that obscure western known game.NES Remix 3: Obscure Edition featuring the lost titles like Nazo no Murasame-Jo, Doki Doki Panic, Shin Onigashima, Joy Mech Fight, and Famicom Tantei Club. Literally the best idea of a sequel ever!
I was totally (not) surprised for the lack of StarTropics in NES Remix games.
...That's a good question... I'm not sure I have a good answer for it. I assume he's at least above 20 years old. If I had to be specific I'd say...um...23? I don't know.
His age is unknown but it's safe to imply that he's middle aged based on his appearance and voice in Samurai Warriors 3.I was totally (not) surprised for the lack of StarTropics in NES Remix games.
But I like the idea of a NES Remix 3 with obscure games in it.
Totally unrelated question (but related to the thread) How old is Takamaru?
That is a TV drama and you have order the DVD to see. It's rather cheesy since he had to help some schoolgirl solve the mystery of Murasame Castle. Ironically, Nazo no Murasame-Jo's original release was delayed since the TV Drama was rescheduled due to copyrights. If the later didn't happen, then the game wouldn't have flopped at the time.Well I would have guessed that he was around 17-18ish which is the ideal shonen hero age anyway. But I guess his true age should be the one that's mentioned here (if it's mentioned at all).
BTW, that movie.. is it any good? Is it even a movie? :D
He looks young in his original artwork. I figure he's probably around the same age as Link.
Patience my friend, there are 2 days of until our swords are feature length like Takamaru's katana.
I'd say his chances for being revealedat E3 are relatively low (20%) since we don't really know what Sakurai's team plans on doing with him. Unless they really enjoyed Samurai Warriors 3 or at least had a few runs on Nintendo Land.
As awesome as it would be to have him revealed in E3, I feel he's too much of a Japanese icon. And I have a feeling Sakurai wants to get the most popular faces out to the public first. And sneak in more obscurer choices as unlockables.
