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What is it about Smash speculation that makes everyone so dense when people like peeup show up.
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yes Parappa represents Nintendo perfectly with all his great Nintendo exclusives like.... oh wait that's right he's never been on a Nintendo platform.Let's face it, at this point PaRappa basically represents Nintendo history better than Mario does. I can see Mario probably getting cut from SSB4. That is unless the DSi finally gets a remake of Super Mario Bros: Majora's Inside Story: Sticker Star.
what.Let's face it, at this point PaRappa basically represents Nintendo history better than Mario does. I can see Mario probably getting cut from SSB4. That is unless the DSi finally gets a remake of Super Mario Bros: Majora's Inside Story: Sticker Star.
Can someone give this guy a medal?What is it about Smash speculation that makes everyone so dense when people like peeup show up.
Oh I know that. It was the pronoun I used when I was at Tokyo Disney last year.Ahh, what a shame. And here I thought I'd met someone else who'd seen that show; it's a
good show, but incredibly underrated.
Funny you think "watashi" sounds cool, it's just a prounoun for "I." It's the equivalent of a Japanese dude having "I" as his screename on a Japanese forum. In the show I mentioned, the girl is known as "watashi" simply because she's the protag and narrator of the series and her name is never mentioned, so the fanbase just calls her "watashi" since the story is a 1st person narrative.
On pronouns, personally I prefer "Boku" and "Ore," as "watashi" sounds too much like "atashi" which is for girls trying to sound cute. "Boku" is more formal, and "Ore" more slang and it was very common in TTGL "ore wa dare da to omotte yaru" (just who the hell do you think I am?!?).
Japanese lesson aside, those of you who felt stressed by Pikmin's time feature, check out Sengoku Rance. If you're mature enough to look past the superficial aspects of the game, and treat the story in a lighthearted manner then be prepared for an incredible game.
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I hope that you are trolling with this lolLet's face it, at this point PaRappa basically represents Nintendo history better than Mario does. I can see Mario probably getting cut from SSB4. That is unless the DSi finally gets a remake of Super Mario Bros: Majora's Inside Story: Sticker Star.
yes Parappa represents Nintendo perfectly with all his great Nintendo exclusives like.... oh wait that's right he's never been on a Nintendo platform.
What is it about Smash speculation that makes everyone so dense when people like peeup show up.
I guess sarcasm and irony are still hard to pick up on the internet...what.
10whats.
Might be so!Let's face it, at this point PaRappa basically represents Nintendo history better than Mario does. I can see Mario probably getting cut from SSB4. That is unless the DSi finally gets a remake of Super Mario Bros: Majora's Inside Story: Sticker Star.
You can't defeat me!Come back when you can put up a fight.![]()
You'll get no sympathy from me.You can't defeat me!
Pit sounds kind of weird in Brawl
YES!!! Show ya moves!!You'll get no sympathy from me.
As does Ike.
*mumbles* (ROFL)
I guess so... the only PS2 games I actually liked were Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Castlevania: Lament of Innocence, Castlevania: Curse of Darkness, God of War, and Dragon Quest VIII. Then again, I had a very small PS2 game library.Too bad Sony Smash wasn't good.
It was doomed to mediocrity right at the beginning, and everyone knew it. Sony is not exactly a company that could handle a type of game like that.Too bad Sony Smash wasn't good.
Better or worse than Rumble Arena?Too bad Sony Smash wasn't good.
I figured it would, but it could have been a lot better. There was so much wrong with it.It was doomed to mediocrity right at the beginning, and everyone knew it. Sony is not exactly a company that could handle a type of game like that.
Good question. Never played Rumble Arena. Sony Smash is kind of boring.Better or worse than Rumble Arena?
Gameplay was bad? From videos I've seen it looked goodBetter or worse than Rumble Arena?
Anyway the only companies that I think can handle large crossovers are Nintendo, Sega, Capcom, and Namco. A lot of other companies just don't have the IPs/history that work together. Overall a lot could be learned from the development of this game from gameplay right down to character selection, the online I heard was pretty good though.
Funny thing is the only difference between the two is that Rumble Arena has health bars, and your meter is used to get stronger/deal Final Smash like attacks that are not instant KOs.Good question. Never played Rumble Arena. Sony Smash is kind of boring.
I loved ape escape. LolI guess so... the only PS2 games I actually liked were Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Castlevania: Lament of Innocence, Castlevania: Curse of Darkness, God of War, and Dragon Quest VIII. Then again, I had a very small PS2 game library.