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And what better way to celebrate this than with TWO Luigi noses
Still my fav opening
And I'll laugh and laugh if it's true and an entire subreddit is wrong XD
"Talk s***, get hit."So a guy who plays Dark Souls told me to "git gud" at Ghosts N Goblins.
Made the fool play Ghosts N Goblins and it broke him.
Root Beer mostly.
Probably you, but it does run a lot smoother than MK Wii does. Maybe that's why it feels slower to you?
That's probably why. I think it might also be because they removed wheelies.
Eh, it's not too terrible.I've heard of you five.
Yuck.
Coke- Used to be able to drink a pack a day until it got to the point that my teeth were unbelievably sensitive and I found out that soda's one of the worst things you can put in your body. Every once in awhile I get a craving for it but it's not something I drink regularly.
and the transitions between two games in the same series may have different speeds. i.e.: SSB - SSBM where Melee was faster than SSB, and SSBM - SSBB where Brawl was slower than Melee. Now we're gonna likely see from SSBB - SSB4 that SSB4 is faster than SSBB.
What do you have?
Chibi Robo: Photo Finder is pretty kewl for $10.
I'd recommend Dillon's Rolling Western, which is tower defense + action platformer, though it's not everyone's cup of tea. Sakura Samurai is another good one. The combat in it is sort of a widely improved version of LoZ's combat. Though, level design as a concept is non-existent, and it requires some serious reflexes. There's barely any story, as well.
Already own it.
Oh ****, I almost forgot about Chibi Robo. O.o
Super Smash Bros. was born out of the concept of playing as our favorite Nintendo characters (and as of Brawl, a few very important guest). Being such a massive Nintendo fan myself, this concept immediately drew me in and it is what made my all-time favorite series. I'm not saying other aspects aren't important because they certainly are, but there's no doubt that characters are a big part of a Smash game because that's a major reason why most of us follow the game in the first place; the hope that our wanted characters gets in. For me, to buy a Smash game, at least one newcomer I want to see has to be playable; otherwise it's difficult for me to get hyped up for non-character aspects of the game. So far, Sal Romano's list has not listed a single Nintendo newcomer I want for this game (not to say there aren't any good choices, but not ones I would have supported before their confirmation/leak).
Sir Arthur is too good for Dark Souls.
Here are some of my recommendations:
Consider yourself lucky, Super Smash Bros. did not originally have a Nintendo All-Star cast. Smash Bros. was not born out of the concept of playing as favorite Nintendo characters but that Nintendo characters were adapted for an existing fighting game prototype.
Super Smash Bros was not originally called Super Smash Bros either but rather Dragon King: The Fighting Game, Kakuto-Geemu Ryuoh to be exact with the Japanese name.
Ahh, Shantae.. totally adding that to my list. :O
Mighty Switch Force HD
Damn you straight to hell. I've had an odd craving for Dr. Pepper lately but I stopped drinking soda about 6-7 years ago.
