Rukifellth
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I think Lip has potentiall considering I love the Tetris Attack/Panel de Pon games. If Sega can make 50 billion Pyuo games then Nintendo can have Lip in Smash Bros. :S
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Given the economy, it's not surprising to see them focusing more on their bigger games since they're most likely to turn in a profit. I doubt Kid Icarus Uprising would've been as successful if not for Pit's appearance in Brawl.That site had been on up since 1995 or 1996 and a had even a small community on the bulletin board.
The site being taken down does not inspire confidence to me for the future of the Panel de Pon series. Though there is a small chance they took it down because it looked a bit dated (like I said it started back in 1996, I think), or they are planning a major new Panel de Pon release and making a modern website for that.
However, I think its more likely that they decided to just take it down because nothing is being done with the series. The last Panel de Pon game was release in 2007 (though a stipped down port of that game was released for the DSi in 2009).
Puyo's much more popular than PdP anyway though, and doesn't suffer from crazy presentation conflicts or issues when localized (at least anymore since Minna De Puyo Puyo/Puyo Puyo GBA and Puyo Puyo Fever)I think Lip has potentiall considering I love the Tetris Attack/Panel de Pon games. If Sega can make 50 billion Pyuo games then Nintendo can have Lip in Smash Bros. :S
She is the main character of the Super Famicom version, was replaced by Yoshi in the western release.Could Lip be considered the main character of Panel de Pon? Or is she simply the most known and popular?
Well, that explains her being the most likely candidate as a Panel de Pon rep.She is the main character of the Super Famicom version, was replaced by Yoshi in the western release.
The N64 had Pikachu, btw.
I know you are being snarky and bitter, but I am going to humor you and give a serious responseI don't see how being on hiatus influences anything considering Pit alone **** all over that logic. Don't even dare bring up the whole "retro" double standard bull ether, because a hiatus is still a haitus regardless of what is spitted out.
I know that Lip (and elements to the classic Panel de Pon) still get references (though the last reference was back in 2008 with Captain Rainboe). I believe I even brought up that there was a significant contingent of Japanese fans that did not like that Planet Puzzle League (Panel de Pon DS) having a generic theme, and wanted the fairies back.Chrono: Lip isn't though completely forgotten by the company though during these years though, since she still was kept referred at Brawl and even then made an appearance in Captain Rainbow. So I feel bit positive that she'll be included in SSB4 in some bigger form than in Brawl (Assist Trophy would suffice just fine for me, and even better if she's nothing horrendous like Starfy was. But of course it'd be even better if she was playable.)
I think an alternative explanation could be that they went with a generic style so as to market the game more towards non-gamers. At least in the West, Planet Puzzle League was part of the "Touch Generations" line (basically a line of non-games/casual games for the DS).Chrono: Pretty much. It got me out of guard when some reviewers was giving flak to the character-less presentation. I think I.S went with that direction though to ensure a non-dolled-up-installment-filled localization like in last games.
Must have worked since if I remember correctly, Planet Puzzle League sold fairly wel overall. Still, I'm still waiting for NOA to move on with keeping fairies banned from US and thus rest of the outerseas. It's 2013 now... And I'm still waiting for a new installment... (-l^l-)I think an alternative explanation could be that they went with a generic style so as to market the game more towards non-gamers. At least in the West, Planet Puzzle League was part of the "Touch Generations" line (basically a line of non-games/casual games for the DS).
Yeah, Panel De Pon DS sold better than the previous two Panel de Pon games before it (Nintendo Puzzle Collection, and Dr Mario & Panel De Pon).Must have worked since if I remember correctly, Planet Puzzle League sold fairly wel overall. Still, I'm still waiting for NOA to move on with keeping fairies banned from US and thus rest of the outerseas. It's 2013 now... And I'm still waiting for a new installment... (-l^l-)
Why would they keep them banned anyway? Like you said it's 2013. This whole "Only boiz play gamez" mentality has died down years ago.Still, I'm still waiting for NOA to move on with keeping fairies banned from US and thus rest of the outerseas. It's 2013 now... And I'm still waiting for a new installment... (-l^l-)
Well I think they could really use improving the formula. We got some of those items in Planet Puzzle League, but the 3D-mode was absent (it was pretty good IMO).Yeah, Panel De Pon DS sold better than the previous two Panel de Pon games before it (Nintendo Puzzle Collection, and Dr Mario & Panel De Pon).
As for the future for Panel de Pon, I think the 3DS is likely the last console in which a retail release for a new Panel de Pon would be possible. I think its more likely though that the next Panel de Pon game will be a 3DSware title.
Puzzle League Express was released for the DSiWare, but it was just a stripped down port of Planet Puzzle League, and has no multiplayer in it (and some single player features taken out).
I think a formal downloadable version of Panel de Pon will eventually happen for the 3DS, especially considering how much success Intelligent Systems has had with Pushmo/Crashmo for it.
Well, the bishojo style is mainly why it wouldn't fly in an American audience due to the whole emphasis on toughness. Cute = poor sales. Reminds me of the situation with Fire Emblem, where it wasn't introduced to the west until the 7th game due to the series being "too obtuse".Why would they keep them banned anyway? Like you said it's 2013. This whole "Only boiz play gamez" mentality has died down years ago.
Maybe their just afraid that the whole "fairy" aspect will alienate male gamers but I honestly wouldn't mind playing Panel de Pon with Lip and her friends in it. In fact I'm hoping to play the Japanese version with Lip in it someday. :/
Times have moved on though, I mean now anime-based art sells pretty well nowadays. I can't see why it wouldn't now go through just fine today.Well, the bishojo style is mainly why it wouldn't fly in an American audience due to the whole emphasis on toughness. Cute = poor sales. Reminds me of the situation with Fire Emblem, where it wasn't introduced to the west until the 7th game due to the series being "too obtuse".
Then do what Kirby did. Make her look angry in the cover. I think they actually did that in the Japanese cover.Well, the bishojo style is mainly why it wouldn't fly in an American audience due to the whole emphasis on toughness. Cute = poor sales. Reminds me of the situation with Fire Emblem, where it wasn't introduced to the west until the 7th game due to the series being "too obtuse".
Then I suppose Lip's only hope of appearing in the west is if she actually becomes playable in smash. Then I guess the audience would be more familiar with her and more comfortable to buy the puzzle league/ tetris attack games with her in it...Kiwi: Exactly. Unless it's because they still wish to make loads of money with the game (like they did with Tetris Attack), which IMO won't work well nowadays because PdP jas pretty much fallen to obscurity at this point. And people have moved on doing dolling-up localization.
I think a 3DSWare Panel de Pon is the best hope for the fairies to return. The Pushmo/Crashmo games show that IS no longer has misgivings about putting a cutesy theme for a puzzle game for an international audience. I think the generic theme for Panel de Pon DS was it trying to appeal more to non-gamers (part of Touch Generation), as for the reason why in Dr. Mario/Panel de Pon there was also a generic theme for Panel de Pon, the Panel de Pon version of the game was nearly a direct port of the Game Boy Advance link-up version that you get of Panel de Pon from Nintendo Puzzle Collection (same for Dr. Mario I think).A new Panel de Pon game on the 3DS would be a pretty good thing, but hopefully it's more fancy then Planet Puzzle League. Compared to the others, that felt too generic.
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I was wonder who did that art on Pixiv. They might as well go for it since they have her wand as an item and her theme on Brawl's Pictochat. Assist or playable would give her an even bigger role is Sm4sh. After all, she's one of the few Nintendo puzzle characters than Dr. Mario.Holy smokes, it's Doctor Warui's art! (-lAl-)!!!
He's this super-huge Captain Rainbow-fanartist... dang, I love his art. I managed to speak few things with him time to time, but that's long time ago.
Waluigi you perv don't look at her skirt
Chrono: Lip isn't though completely forgotten by the company though during these years though, since she still was kept referred at Brawl and even then made an appearance in Captain Rainbow. So I feel bit positive that she'll be included in SSB4 in some bigger form than in Brawl (Assist Trophy would suffice just fine for me, and even better if she's nothing horrendous like Starfy was. But of course it'd be even better if she was playable.)
Well I just like the idea of Lip because it's a nice compliment to Takamaru and Little Mac, and because it would introduce a style of fighting akin to something along the lines of a magical girl.
I know this odd coming from Monsieur Grump himself, but I like adorable things.
You'd have to be a monster to not like adorable things.I know this odd coming from Monsieur Grump himself, but I like adorable things.
Anyway, I like both badass, menacing things and cute, adorable things at the same time.Rule 43 of the Internet said:43. The more beautiful and pure a thing is, the more satisfying it is to corrupt it.
I like to see Lip as the mascot of the series. The original entry into the series centred around her and she's the only character that fits the bill.Could Lip be considered the main character of Panel de Pon? Or is she simply the most known and popular?
Apparently according to Chrono, Lip used to have a lot of support during pre-Melee in Japan, which became stagnated over the years with each passing release. It seems to be a case of disappointment killing off a fanbase, though it's interesting because the game Panel de Pon has a cult status and there are a handful of people that want the return of the bishojo/fairy theme.