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We got two Resident Evil games on Switch.
Can we get Jill Valentine in Smash?
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But, what would prevent the team behind BotW to make redesigns based on their game for both and specifically for Smash?Mainly, the lack of a Ganondorf design for BOTW. If one exists, that might help. Then again, that doesn't apply to Sheik either. It is notable Sakurai wants to keep those 4 in the same artstyle.
Nothing. But what if they didn't?But, what would prevent the team behind BotW to make redesigns based on their game for both and specifically for Smash?
Guns, so probably not.There was a problem fetching the tweet
We got two Resident Evil games on Switch.
Can we get Jill Valentine in Smash?
So if you are looking for a general article, the Sakurai On Character Choices is your best bet. I also wrote a sequel that deals with third party characters as well.1: True, but relevance also was important too. I didn't say it was only relevance. I said mostly(which means a big role in it). But fair, it's more the opposite of what I said. My bad.
2: I honestly forgot that was her specific gimmick. Thanks for the correction.
Moveset potential is a more important factor at times(clones aside), but they still need to fit criteria beyond that anyway. Just having potential alone won't work. There has to be more to it than that. Like how to make it interesting, would people recognize the character(in most cases), does it fit something you're already looking for? You'll notice many unique characters not there because they lacked the timing. Games need to be heavily in development and nearly out or were recently out around the time Smash is being created to easily fit the timing window. That doesn't entirely apply to each character, but you gotta remember that not everyone was chosen because of relevance. In some cases, they were chosen for who they are retro-wise as an option. Little Mac is based heavily on his older games since that's where the appeal is. He's not a literal retro character(since his last appearance way on the previous console), however, he was based upon his more retro options and his far older appearances instead. Pac-Man is the same way. He's definitely relevant due to his character overall getting new and active games/works, but he was based upon his retro design specifically. On the other hand, MegaMan didn't have straight-out relevance going for him due to Capcom. However, being iconic, he fit the 3rd party criteria, and was based upon a very memorable version of him, namely, the retro design. Not that he was lacking in games overall over the years, but nothing being worked on/released while Smash 4 was being developed.
That said, I think maybe there's a misunderstanding on how he works with relevance. It means that a character has a new entry that's coming out, or being worked on, during the time Smash is currently being developed. Sometimes it needs to be fairly early on during development(since the roster is often decided somewhat early on), although some clear exceptions exist besides DLC. Namely the clones.
The other thing to remember is that, and it bears repeating; Relevance means this character is currently active. It does not mean "must base them on this appearance". Rosalina isn't directly based upon a specific appearance for her gimmick. It's more an idea based upon the thought of what she could do, including the fact she can work with Lumas. The floatiness and such is more the idea of her being in space and seemingly able to work well with gravity(although to be fair, is this outright mentioned in any game? Cause I haven't played some of them. I know that was part of Rosalina's gimmick, her gravity control, along with being a puppet character archtype).
PushDustIn Could you link the articles that explain how Relevance is used? I'm not remembering everything or every example well enough to explain. >.<
I don't remember if we published an article like that. I remember talking about doing something like that in the past, but I don't think I/ anyone on SG wrote it.While we're summoning PushDustIn , I would like to know if PushDustIn knows a source about which models of characters from the base roster the DLC characters are made from.
I remember having read an article made by PushDustIn about it and PushDustIn said that, besides Mewtwo:
- is made from .
- Both and / are made from .
- is made from .
- And / is made from .
Though I haven't seen anything about / on that matter.
Maybe he was based on ?
This thread is for Smash speculation, not Mother 3/VC speculation.Guys I know your probably sick of me driving off topic every time I open my mouth. Please here me out, what if when virtual console is dumbed onto the switch. Mother 3 is the flagship of the new virtual console games. Could you Imagine? Lucas is popular in smash and Mother 3 has been kept under the hat of Nintendo until "the time is right ".
She has to either be a popular request or the head of the Resident Evil series has to be willing to pursue the idea and request it himself/herself to stand a chance. :VThere was a problem fetching the tweet
We got two Resident Evil games on Switch.
Can we get Jill Valentine in Smash?
There are several Resident Evil choices that they all sound good on paper. Chris and Jill have been the faces of the franchise for quite some time and have been there from the outset of the series. We wouldn't have a protagonist's 'Three Musketeers' group without Leon Kennedy, who enjoys a pretty decent amount of popularity and had his name made on Resident Evil 4 on the GameCube. For the villains, we've Nemesis, Wesker and recently Jack Baker, but the former are way more likely than Jack. I'd say these four: Chris, Jill, Leon and Wesker could easily be playable, and Nemesis could be a stage boss for sure.There was a problem fetching the tweet
We got two Resident Evil games on Switch.
Can we get Jill Valentine in Smash?
I think so long as he's in that game he's fair game.Can I make a support thread for P5's Joker now that Persona Q2's been announced for the 3DS?
First, it isn't Germany. It's those darn DanesFound this on the interwebs, do you think there's anything to it?
At this point, we have little way to tell if it means something or if it's just a red herring. All we can really do is wait and see what comes up. Either way, something is strange in the state of Denmark.Found this on the interwebs, do you think there's anything to it?
While you're waiting, you can make an Incineroar vid to go with your Decidueye, Lycanroc, and Delphox ones.At this point, we have little way to tell if it means something or if it's just a red herring. All we can really do is wait and see what comes up. Either way, something is strange in the state of Denmark.
Speaking of waiting, is it a week from now yet?
Yo man love your workAt this point, we have little way to tell if it means something or if it's just a red herring. All we can really do is wait and see what comes up. Either way, something is strange in the state of Denmark.
Speaking of waiting, is it a week from now yet?
Yeah exactly! The Skyward Sword designs of Ganondorf and Sheik in Smash 4 where on-point!But, what would prevent the team behind BotW to make redesigns based on their game for both and specifically for Smash?
Theoretically these designs can exist through the Sheikah and Male Gerudo outfits that Link can wear.But, what would prevent the team behind BotW to make redesigns based on their game for both and specifically for Smash?
Late on the followup, but thanks.Yo man love your work
Although Mario+Rabbids hasn't been officially released yet, I think the chance of a Ubisoft character in the next Smash Bros is going to be pretty likely. Of all of Ubisoft's franchises, I feel Rayman has the best chance of all of them, since he's already appeared as a trophy in Smash 4 (with Ubisoft being kind enough to make a model just for Smash) and has been one of Ubi's star characters. Of course, Assassins like Ezio are also good candidates, but I think I'd prefer Rayman over Ezio for Smash.What about Ubisoft? Their new game Mario+Rabbids Kingdom Battle has flew off shelves and will likely solidify a 3rd party character. Be it Rayman or the rabbids or some other mascot from a successful franchise. The big N and the big U are once again working together.
I don't think Crash is likely.Smash might as well have only 3rd party newcomers from now on, making it a true crossover cluster**** of just about anything 'relevant' and high selling, on whatever platform.
Seriously, 3rd party character discussion is the most speculative we can do. Nintendo characters don't generate as much money or hype anymore. They much rather add Crash Bandicoot than Isaac, King K.Rool or Bandana Dee. At this rate, I might try and get excited for Inkling as that, alongside my non-favorite ARMS character, might be the only true Nintendo newcomers.
Once again, is there any proof whatsoever that Activision would "charge too much?" Activision and Nintendo have collaborated before, and Square Enix, a notoriously stingy company when it comes to licensing, has Cloud in Smash.I don't think Crash is likely.
Activision would charge too much for him. Besides, only now with the N. Sane Trilogy have they realized there's money left in the IP, because aside from the Imaginators cameo, it's been phone racing games.
I still say Nintendo characters will continue to matter, but the well is starting to run dry.
I think it was because Activision DID ask too much for Crash and Spyro in PSASBR. However, that game and Smash are two different beasts entirely, Smash already has brand recognition from developers who are trustedOnce again, is there any proof whatsoever that Activision would "charge too much?" Activision and Nintendo have collaborated before, and Square Enix, a notoriously stingy company when it comes to licensing, has Cloud in Smash.
The "Activision would ask for too much money" argument is baseless.
Exactly. There's a difference between Superbot not being able to pay for Crash, and Nintendo not being able to.I think it was because Activision DID ask too much for Crash and Spyro in PSASBR. However, that game and Smash are two different beasts entirely, Smash already has brand recognition from developers who are trusted
Plus, Square let Smash have Cloud, which was funny as they didn't let Cloud in that game eitherExactly. There's a difference between Superbot not being able to pay for Crash, and Nintendo not being able to.
That's not how guest characters work. Unless Ubisoft themselves go the Kojima route try to get a character in (likely either Rayman or a Rabbid of some type), nothing is "solidified".What about Ubisoft? Their new game Mario+Rabbids Kingdom Battle has flew off shelves and will likely solidify a 3rd party character. Be it Rayman or the rabbids or some other mascot from a successful franchise. The big N and the big U are once again working together.
There are plenty of Nintendo newcomers that will come Diddy.Smash might as well have only 3rd party newcomers from now on, making it a true crossover cluster**** of just about anything 'relevant' and high selling, on whatever platform.
Seriously, 3rd party character discussion is the most speculative we can do. Nintendo characters don't generate as much money or hype anymore. They much rather add Crash Bandicoot than Isaac, King K.Rool or Bandana Dee. At this rate, I might try and get excited for Inkling as that, alongside my non-favorite ARMS character, might be the only true Nintendo newcomers.
Name me 10 potential newcomers, not counting Inklings and ARMS character.There are plenty of Nintendo newcomers that will come Diddy.
Don't be so melodramatic.
Name me 10 potential newcomers, not counting Inklings and ARMS character.
Zebei did it super well.Name me 10 potential newcomers, not counting Inklings and ARMS character.
I now stand corrected.Assuming this is a "prove that a pool of characters exists" not "I want swamp's personal opinion"
1. Viridi
1. Toad
2. Bandana Dee
3. Dixie Kong
4. Ill play fair and only list "Alola pokemon" as one choice
5. Paper Mario
6. Krystal
7. Impa
8. Isbelle
9. K rool
10. Sylux
I didn't even dig into IPs not playable in smash
not any retros
Also ignored stuff like "Fire Emblem newcomer" or Ridley.
We're fine
Even then you could still find more than 10 plausible characters not counting Splatoon and ARMS.If we want to argue "potential", there's dozens if not hundreds of Nintendo characters in existence that could theoretically be included.
If we want to argue "plausibility", that's where things get a little....difficult.