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.u. It just means that's the artist's preference, which is a good thing, imo. >u>
.__. Heaven forbid they made him look as happy and silly looking as the Lums of that style over a more monstrous and terrifying style, even I wouldn't want that to happen to Jano, it's what made him who he is in R2, nightmares or not.That Jano is much better than this one xD:
That is adorable.
I actually don't mind this one, they just need to "mean it up" and it will look pretty good.That Jano is much better than this one xD:
Hmm, that quite a interesting video. I think design wise Rayman Origins/Legends is already like that, but still, this concept would be rather intriguing for the likes of both Rayman and Sonic as of the 2D formula, in my opinion.
I already gotten a Rayman vibe from the art and movement, which while I like, I don' think will work well with Sonic, especially with some of the ideas he had.
I wake up
Cue lenny face.
I don't blame you there. After the many ideas that SEGA put Sonic through, this doesn't look any better, gameplay wise.
I did like the idea with the backpack and using the elemental shield's against Eggman, other than that, wasn't a fan.
You know, I always wondered what this would look like. Like, would Kirby's arm just float there or would he get gloves? These are the questions I ask myself lol.
I am one of the people who hated that change. And I'd much prefer it if it was never mentioned again.
Hated what chance now?
woops I meant change. I am pretty tired. I hated the change from Punching to projectile shooting. It didn't fit Rayman at all.
So Rayman shouldn't have one of his iconic abilities from his highest rated game? He'd still have plenty of punches, it's just a neutral special. A projectile is always a valuable asset in Smash.
It doesn't happen that I think the game is horribly overrated does it? I think the neutral be should be a character's most iconic attack. Rayman should have his wind up fist from R1/R3 as his neutral B in my opinion. and I'd honestly want to keep the lum projectile (or whatever it's called) as far away from Rayman (and smash) as possible.JamesDNaux said:
Should the windup fist not be his side smash? The neutral special has never been the most iconic attack, Ness isn't well known for his use of PK Flash, Wario just bites things in Smash for some reason, etc.
There's hate for Rayman 2?
of course not. The windup fist has huge Range and should be able to be charged for more Range. making that a side smash would be weird and limeting (don't bring Megaman into this. that's a special case)JamesDNaux said:
I do agree with this. I just feel like they shouldn't include that weird 1-off thing he had in that one game.JamesDNaux said:
I don't hate it. but I do think it's terribly overrated. to me Rayman 1 was way better and still is to this day the best in the series by far. the precision platforming action in Rayman 1 just isn't there in the sequels.JamesDNaux said:
This really bothers me for some reason. I guess it's because I feel it should be the least iconic of his powers because we get NO explaination about why he has it or even how he got it? it's such a weird one off that I'd rather never see it again. but that's just me I guess.GaroMaster said:
While this makes sense I still don't get why they made it projectiles and not just his windup fist. Perhaps getting a Rayaman 3 ish style of fighting wasn't possible with the technology at the time?
Yeah, as I edited in my OP, that honestly would have to be my guess, cause even I don't see why else would they have not went with just him capable of using his fist, imo.
Wait so, he did at some point throw his fist? Then that honestly must have been dropped for some reason... Maybe it was because they didn't like how it looked? Maybe they wanted it like it was in R3, so they settled with the energy ball concept?...
nonono I meant this monstrositySuperSegaSonicSS said:
Wow. I've completely forgot such a level existed... I could assume looking at this video, the controls seem like they are rather stiff. But since I can't seem to even remember it, It must not have been a big deal to me, might of ended up just being rather boring, just looking at it.
Now that I remember, I loved the dark setting/places of R2, since it fits the situation Rayman was going into, the destruction of the World, and his friends in danger. I didn't expected ALL of the stages being all cheerfully in color while Rayman had a overly smiling face. The places that had rain/fog/cloudy/dark sky where my favorites, and the same goes with R3's Land of the Livid Dead/Bog of Murk, really, I liked to stop for a while just to admire the atmosphere.
I was going to bring that up, that it was an apocalyptic setting, so everything was destroyed in the process, making the setting fit the circumstance. But I forgot to say it.
