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Dillon vs. Mr. Resetti vs. Muddy Mole
If only one of them had to make it, who would you choose?
I would pick Dillon.
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Dillon vs. Mr. Resetti vs. Muddy Mole
If only one of them had to make it, who would you choose?
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That's not even off-topic. Like at all. After all, that all relates back to Roster Predictions.Sorry to be off topic, but I think the reason Sakurai wants "legendary 3rd parties" is because he wants characters that can stay in the roster. Snake, Sonic, and Mega Man can all manage this, hence why I believe Snake will be back, with or without Pac-Man.
This is exactly what I'm say. After Snake was confirmed in Brawl, the top candidates were clearly Sonic >>>>>>>> Mega Man > Pac-Man. No one else was even moderately mentioned as much as those 4. Those 4 always seemed like the first 4 we were always destined to get.Okay guys, really quick to add to the Namco debate:
During Brawl (Where the chance of us getting more than one third-party looked even more slim there), people were heavily considering Pac-Man before any involving. Well, heavily as in more like a 10% because he was overshadowed by MegaMan and Sonic. Simply put, they (Or anyone around) viewed him as an improbability, not an impossible feat.
I always thought it was bombermanI mean, who knows who is the most wanted 3rd party character after Pac-Man=??? Is it Geno, or Rayman, or Bomberman, or Simon Belmont, or Tails=???
For Brawl it probably was, but his popularity has decreased pretty sharply. It's unlikely Sakurai will use Brawl-era popularity past this game, so unless he starts getting games again, I'd say Bomberman's chance has passed.I always thought it was bomberman
Bomberman was probably the #5 most wanted 3rd party newcomer for Brawl.I always thought it was bomberman
Honestly, if say in Smash 6 (since 1 of these 2 forthcoming smash games is Smash 5) we get a new 3rd party character (on top of say Sonic, Snake, Mega Man, and Pac-Man), I think the most likely choice would be Tails actually, especially given the Nintendo-SEGA partnership.BluePikmin11 raises a good point.
Let's say that in Smash 4, we get Mega Man, Snake, Sonic, and Pac-Man. That's a pretty solid 3rd party cast. This makes sense because all 4 are incredibly iconic (or legendary) to gaming in general, so they can all draw a crowd.
But once those 4 are in, who else gets the nod in future installments? I mean obviously the next Smash Bros. is many many many years away, so relationships may change. But the point still stands. I'm finding it hard to think of a character from another company that is close to the iconic status of the 4 mentioned above. (think what you want, but Snake is a pretty damn iconic character known worldwide, and Metal Gear Solid is a very VERY popular series.)
For Brawl it probably was, but his popularity has decreased pretty sharply. It's unlikely Sakurai will use Brawl-era popularity past this game, so unless he starts getting games again, I'd say Bomberman's chance has passed.
EDIT: Yeah, other than Geno (and the third parties that have since become playable). Dunno how I forgot about him.
True, but I was mostly thinking of the off chance that Nintendo just outright buys the rights to Super Mario RPG in order not to pay Square Enix any royalties for said game.Geno would be cool, but the chances of Sakurai going through the monumental effort of procuring a third-party from a company noted for their difficulty in allowing their characters to be used is pretty slim, considering that character is no more than a supporting character from a game nearly twenty years old whose inclusion would only appease a rather small demographic of the game's audience. It's not like he's on Sonic, Snake, or Mega Man's level, where the effort is presumably worth the outcome. He's not even on level with Pac-Man, or Layton, or Bomberman, or Lloyd, Rayman, Ryu Hayabusa, or even other characters from SE.
I'd feel like he'd be a lot more "worthy" if Nintendo just outright bought the rights to Super Mario RPG and everything in that game, including Geno.I'm rather neutral on Geno at this point, but I would prefer if he doesn't come in unless he starts to appear in Mario games again.
Well yeah, if they bought the rights to Geno and SMRPG it'd be a different story, but even with the lackluster PM game we just got, I'm not expecting Nintendo would be inclined to buy rights to another RPG Mario series when they have two perfectly profitable ones already. Especially since they've really made no indication they're even interested.True, but I was mostly thinking of the off chance that Nintendo just outright buys the rights to Super Mario RPG in order not to pay Square Enix any royalties for said game.
Plus given the fact that the last Paper Mario game was utter trash (and might make that IP kinda irrelevant, ala Star Fox post-64), Nintendo might ought to just up and replace it... for a while. And going back to Super Mario RPG would probably be their preferred way of replacing it (to coincide with the Mario & Luigi franchise of course).
Unless Sega really starts to spiral down like Capcom (which I suppose is a possibility in the next couple years) the only one I really see as something that could potentially happen is Nintendo picking up a few of Capcom's IPs (or at least Mega Man) should the company totally collapse. Even though it still makes me sad to think about, I doubt Nintendo would care enough to buy Rare's IPs back at this point (seems like they would've tried to get them back by now - especially since the longer they wait, the more of the original audience they're losing), and I doubt Microsoft would let them go for cheap anyway.Of course, another thing worth mentioning is that from Smash 6 until now, there's probably at least a 6 year long gap. Anything could happen by then. Nintendo could own SEGA (and thus Atlas), Capcom (or just a specific IP like Mega Man), the rights to several previous Rare IPs (specifically Perfect Dark, Conker, and Banjo), etc.
Yeah ,is an excellent idea,and with Bomberman too.Nintendo should buy the rights of Megaman. I am sure they can revive him (even if they did drown the Starfox series in the bathtub).
Eh, I dunno, I just think that after Super Paper Mario being not what people wanted and Sticker Star being trash, they should just let the Paper Mario franchise not be recognized for a good half decade. Let time heal those wounds. Plus they shouldn't increase the pace of the Mario & Luigi franchise games, so I think the way to go is either a new Mario RPG franchise or buying the originals' rights from Square Enix.Well yeah, if they bought the rights to Geno and SMRPG it'd be a different story, but even with the lackluster PM game we just got, I'm not expecting Nintendo would be inclined to buy rights to another RPG Mario series when they have two perfectly profitable ones already. Especially since they've really made no indication they're even interested.
I think Nintendo could buy SEGA like how Square Soft and Enix merged (except Nintendo would still exist), to where SEGA could be a 1st or 2nd party. I mean, you don't have to be going under to be successful and be bought out at the same time.Unless Sega really starts to spiral down like Capcom (which I suppose is a possibility in the next couple years) the only one I really see as something that could potentially happen is Nintendo picking up a few of Capcom's IPs (or at least Mega Man) should the company totally collapse. Even though it still makes me sad to think about, I doubt Nintendo would care enough to buy Rare's IPs back at this point (seems like they would've tried to get them back by now - especially since the longer they wait, the more of the original audience they're losing), and I doubt Microsoft would let them go for cheap anyway.
It wouldn't be enough for Nintendo to merely obtain his (and other SMRPG original characters') rights to make him "worthy".I'd feel like he'd be a lot more "worthy" if Nintendo just outright bought the rights to Super Mario RPG and everything in that game, including Geno.
After all, if that were to happen, there'd be no excuse not to add Geno (other than characters with higher priority), especially since he'd likely make more and more appearances in Mario games. And even if Geno isn't playable he could always be an awesome trophy, sticker, and especially an awesome Assisst Trophy character.
Speaking of which, how come like a lot of characters from Paper Mario never return=??? There have been so many awesome Paper Mario characters and villains, and yet almost none of them return. Several of them would make for interesting Assist Trophy characters in Smash Bros.
It's probably too late for that. So I guess we can't expect Geno then.It wouldn't be enough for Nintendo to merely obtain his (and other SMRPG original characters') rights to make him "worthy".
He would need to make more appearances beforehand, not merely assume he would.
And I agree; we need to see the RAAAAAAAWWWWK again.
Rawk Hawk > Geno.
That would be so hype, especially if Might No. 9 was a success (which it seems destined to be).If Nintendo did end up owning the rights to Mega Man one day, I wonder if they would ask Inafune to lead the development on his games.
Staph. You're making me sad that I won't ever get Viewtiful Joe 3 or another Okami game...And maybe if they bought Clover's IPs they could get Platinum to work on them.
Well we already have a few former Rare guys working on DKC, so who knows=???(And while we're at it lets just have Retro work on a Banjo game )
Staph. You're making me sad that I won't ever get Viewtiful Joe 3 or another Okami game...
Or the people at Platinum Games working on Devil May Cry again (they worked on 1 and 3, IMO the 2 best games in said franchise), Resident Evil again (they worked on 1, 2, and 4), etc.
Well if the rights to SMRPG were bought, I would assume Geno would have some cameos, given that he serves a higher authority.It wouldn't be enough for Nintendo to merely obtain his (and other SMRPG original characters') rights to make him "worthy".
He would need to make more appearances beforehand, not merely assume he would.
Rawk Hawk is cool, but not that cool. He didn't even have a suplex move! C'MON MAN!!!!Rawk Hawk > Geno.
To be fair, the Mega Man franchise has a lot more quality than Star Fox.Nintendo should buy the rights of Megaman. I am sure they can revive him (even if they did drown the Starfox series in the bathtub).
Or God Hand. Really, that crew at Platinum Games have made some of the best games over the last 15 or so years.Or Breath of Fire... Or Mega Man...
If it were an IP other than Mario, I'd probably agree, but SS sold about as well as any other Paper Mario game, and that's what usually matters most to Nintendo, especially since they have access to the series whenever they want and wouldn't have to pay either to use it or just outright purchase it as they would with SMRPG.Eh, I dunno, I just think that after Super Paper Mario being not what people wanted and Sticker Star being trash, they should just let the Paper Mario franchise not be recognized for a good half decade. Let time heal those wounds. Plus they shouldn't increase the pace of the Mario & Luigi franchise games, so I think the way to go is either a new Mario RPG franchise or buying the originals' rights from Square Enix.
But if Nintendo hasn't bought Sega yet, doesn't seem overly likely they would in the future unless Sega was looking for a buyer.I think Nintendo could buy SEGA like how Square Soft and Enix merged (except Nintendo would still exist), to where SEGA could be a 1st or 2nd party. I mean, you don't have to be going under to be successful and be bought out at the same time.
Yeah, if Capcom goes under and starts auctioning off their IPs (which there's a pretty good chance of imo unless they manage to turn around like crazy - which seems unlikely considering how terribad they are these days) the ones I would most want Nintendo to pick up and would be the best fit with the company would be Mega Man (obv) and Clover's IPs. And maybe Ghosts N' Goblins.As for Capcom, yeah, anything with them could happen, given their shaky financial status. Their cash supply is limited, and their Quick (Acid) Ratio is quite terrible, which means they can't get loans worth a crap. Given Nintendo's interest in Capcom crossover fighting games and Mega Man, buying that isn't crazy. Nintendo could also buy the rights to old Clover IP's, like Viewtiful Joe (why haven't we gotten a new one=??? Those sold very well) or Okami (again, wai u no threequel=??).
Honestly I see them rotting with Microsoft as more likely than being sold off at this point, in part due to lack of interest from other companies to seriously purchase them. And gawd, aren't they done ruining poor Banjo yet, what plans do they have for him now?As for Rare, eh... Microsoft seems to have no purpose for Perfect Dark and Conker at least. Banjo they at least have some plans for. I honestly don't see Microsoft hanging onto many of those IP's for more than a decade quite frankly.
I wish, he'd probably serve better for the 4th 3rd party than Layton.You know who I'd love to see more than anyone in the world, but has lower chance of getting in that Geno?
Banjo and Kazooie...
The fact you put Prince Richard makes me say yes to this roster.Hey guys i got really bored so made a sort of strange all retro roster , what you guys think ?
I'd love to see Banjo and Kazooie in Smash, hell I'd love to see them on a Nintendo system in general, but Microsoft is too busy dragging it through the mud at the moment and Nintendo probably couldn't get it out of their grubby hands...You know who I'd love to see more than anyone in the world, but has lower chance of getting in that Geno?
Banjo and Kazooie...
And I could also see Nintendo trying to acquire MH, considering how well it does on their platforms.
Perfect.Hey guys i got really bored so made a sort of strange all retro roster , what you guys think ?
Yeah, it's pretty much the only IP keeping Capcom afloat. Or at least one of the main ones. But Nintendo and Sony both have some pretty deep pockets, should they both be interested it could be quite the bidding war. However Nintendo never really seems overly interested in gaining more IPs, so if Sony was truly determined, my guess is it'd go to them. Though it would finally give more people reason to get a Vita (at least in Japan) so I could see Nintendo wanting to prevent that from happening.They definitely would try, but Sony and other companies would probably not let them have it easily. That series sells like hotcakes in Japan and whatever system it's on is bound to sell with it.
Perfect.
Now it only needs a playable Super Scope.
Hahahahhahaha
Well I adore this roster. You have every possible character I could possibly want.Hey guys i got really bored so made a sort of strange all retro roster , what you guys think ?
Are Lolo and Lala Kirby characters?
I question why they are on that roster.
No, they're HAL characters. So technically they'd be third-parties.Are Lolo and Lala Kirby characters?
I question why they are on that roster.
THANK YOU SO MUCH ! it was just some thing i made randomly but i'm glad ya'll liked itWell I adore this roster. You have every possible character I could possibly want.
Nice job! Some characters over there I don't know, but that's not an issue at all, I'd gladly look into who they are (like John Solver, for example). 3rd party choices are pretty cool, btw.