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They are because they are owned by a company that Nintendo doesn't own. Mega Man for example is a first party IP for CapcomOk. So Rare is'nt a 3rd party then.
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They are because they are owned by a company that Nintendo doesn't own. Mega Man for example is a first party IP for CapcomOk. So Rare is'nt a 3rd party then.
Yes but second party developers only make games that are exclusive for the 1st party's console. They were like that with Nintendo and now they are with MS, I mean they were still doing Nintendo games for GBA and DS after the buyout but now they strictly only do games for Microsoft which is who they're owned by. Yes, Mega Man is a 1st party character to Capcom but they don't make their own consoles which makes them 3rd party since all their games for that series have appeared on other consoles that were'nt exclusive.They are because they are owned by a company that Nintendo doesn't own. Mega Man for example is a first party IP for Capcom
I don't see what this has to do with anything tbh. I mean, I can see you're trying to take a shot at me but did you consider me so perfect that complaining about my custom color was the only thing you could think of?It's 2017 and people are still using custom colours. Your point?
They were still making games for Nintendo handhelds by 2008 (a Viva Pinata game came out on the DS), since Microsoft doesn't have a handheld of their own, so Nintendo isn't competition in that area. After 2008 was the Dark Times, where Rare focused exclusively on Kinect games. (Not sure if it was forced on them by Microsoft, but it seems likely - from what I've read, Nintendo and Microsoft have two very different managing styles)How come Nuts'n Bolts was an Xbox exclusive then? They have'nt even made a new game for a Nintendo handheld system since Banjo-Pilot.
Toad works. He is playable in Super Mario Brothers 2 and Super Mario 3D World. In both games, he is a speed character with small hops.I have to say, Toad doesn't really work anymore now that we have a Toad who is different from the rest of the species. If they add in a regular Toad I'd be bummed out that Captain Toad got neglected
Yeah, Daisy as a pure Peach clone or alt wouldn't work at all. Some of Peach's moves are much too dainty for Daisy. Semi-clone however works great.Has anyone ever thought of an honest to god moveset for Daisy that wasn't Waluigis spin-off amalgamation?
I get that people want her as a Peach clone but I don't think Peach's move would fit. At all.
Mainly because Daisy has basically accomplished absolutely nothing in her entire life. The Daisy boat just seems like one that sunk before it even set sail.
I probably never will understand Daisy supporters, but I respect them for their undying dedication. Rock on Daisy fans, never give up the dream
they could pull an orcane and have them place ink on the ground and have specials that vary weather the inkling is standing on ink. down-b could place/submerge in ink, hitting them would send them up, being able to follow up, up-b could function like greninja, neutral-b could either, fire the most normal gun, or cycle through them, and side-b could be a wario type motorcycle with roller. i think that would be a good kit, plus you could make them smashes with the ink tendrils on the inklings head.They'd probably need to make some fairly significant changes to the mechanics to accommodate Inklings (assuming they're a playable character) simply because the Ink mechanic is something they don't have any precedent for.
That makes sense but I think MS completley owns them now don't they?They were still making games for Nintendo handhelds by 2008 (a Viva Pinata game came out on the DS), since Microsoft doesn't have a handheld of their own, so Nintendo isn't competition in that area. After 2008 was the Dark Times, where Rare focused exclusively on Kinect games. (Not sure if it was forced on them by Microsoft, but it seems likely - from what I've read, Nintendo and Microsoft have two very different managing styles)
This is a big misunderstanding. "Second party" isn't actually a thing, but rather a fan term used to describe Pokémon's situation, where Nintendo owns 2/3 of the IP, but not the whole thing.Yes but second party developers only make games that are exclusive for the 1st party's console. They were like that with Nintendo and now they are with MS, I mean they were still doing Nintendo games for GBA and DS after the buyout but now they strictly only do games for Microsoft which is who they're owned by. Yes, Mega Man is a 1st party character to Capcom but they don't make their own consoles which makes them 3rd party since all their games for that series have appeared on other consoles that were'nt exclusive.
It's not an assumption. It's a fact. Having an appearance is not a legit requirement. Precedent =/= fact. Patterns do not make a hard fact.Verde Coeden Scalesworth
Your entire argument surmises that because characters can, allegedly, be included without a Nintendo appearance, relevance to Nintendo is virtually meaningless. I dare say you might be the only one who believes that. Saying an appearance isn't necessary isn't the same as saying an appearance doesn't matter. For some strange reason, you seem to be conflating them. A character not needing an appearance (which is only the assumption we're operating under btw) doesn't preclude those that have made noteworthy appearances having a leg up.
I could care less about precedent. Doesn't make it more than a common pattern that isn't a hard requirement. It is not "logical" to believe that you need relevance to Nintendo either. Because it doesn't apply to every character in Smash either.I could go into all the benefits between developers fostered with collaboration and support, or I could demonstrate how publisher support tends to lead to fan support, or I could cite precedent of how all the current characters and/or series are relevant in some way to Nintendo, but I'll just leave this here.
A boon does not make a requirement, just a bonus.So really, I think you're speaking out of turn. Precedent, affirmation, and -frankly imo- logic seem to indicate that relevance to Nintendo is one factor that can't be outright ignored. For all we actually know, a character may indeed have to appear on Nintendo. Sakurai's statement possibly indicates thusly. But, for argument's sake, even if they don't require a Nintendo appearance, it's more than obvious why a close relation to Nintendo is only a boon to a character's odds.
He originated in a Sports game as Wario's partner. It makes a bit more sense on Waluigi's part. Daisy originated as a damsel in distress akin to Peach's role. She eventually showed up in other spin-offs too. She's not about sports in the same way, and really should not have a sports moveset. It doesn't make much sense for her or represented who she is or why she was created. It's shoehorning in for the sake of it. I'd like her playable, but it makes more sense to give her abilities that were created for her first.I don't see why a sports amalgation would be "Waluigi's"
Well, turns out Rare is actually first party now but I get what you're saying.This is a big misunderstanding. "Second party" isn't actually a thing, but rather a fan term used to describe Pokémon's situation, where Nintendo owns 2/3 of the IP, but not the whole thing.
In the context of Smash, a Microsoft character would indeed be third party, as the character is owned by a company that isn't Nintendo. Likewise, if Microsoft ever made a crossover mascot brawler and Mario was a guest, Mario would be a third party addition for that game. Being a console manufacturer has nothing to do with it in that case.
Daisy has been linked to her sports spin-off appearances multiple times in Smash.It's not an assumption. It's a fact. Having an appearance is not a legit requirement. Precedent =/= fact. Patterns do not make a hard fact.
And yes, Cloud is not "relevant" to Nintendo. Cameos with zero important appearances doesn't mean relevancy. He's not even important in his appearances. Final Fantasy as a series is relevant to Nintendo. Final Fantasy VII is not.
I could care less about precedent. Doesn't make it more than a common pattern that isn't a hard requirement. It is not "logical" to believe that you need relevance to Nintendo either. Because it doesn't apply to every character in Smash either.
A boon does not make a requirement, just a bonus.
Never mind that that has a pretty clear meaning; that all it did was help the option, but didn't outright determine it. I'm not seeing the logic of why it's a requirement. You're still trying to make it sound like it's needed, instead of useful. And no, I do not and never will agree with the idea it matters much. Cloud still shows why it wasn't nearly as relevant as who he was. "might have had misgivings" means one thing; he would be somewhat less sure. It doesn't mean he considered it all that relevantly.
Cloud doesn't have a "close relation" with Nintendo no matter how much you pretend he does. He has a few cameos. That's a huge difference. He doesn't have any starring roles. All the other 3rd parties bar Snake also had actual close relations with Nintendo as is. Snake has a few games, but not exactly more than ports or new stuff, and even then, he's way closer than Cloud. When everything about FF alone is pure FFVII bar a spin-off Mii hat(which was directly related to a non-FF specific game), and even then, it technically is still labeled FFVII, you can't really call some "close relations" at all. Heck, the Chocobo games actually had direct Nintendo games. It's more associated with Nintendo thatn Cloud ever was. Cloud's reason for getting in isn't because of some Nintendo cameos(it's not even a huge deal and pretty clearly isn't the main reason he got in. I don't know why you're treating it as important when it's just a bonus), it's actually because, as noted many times before, he's the most iconic rpg protagonist available. This is the reason he got in. He still pretty clearly would've gotten in without those cameos(which no, do not count as some "close relations"). Final Fantasy as a series having a close relation with Nintendo might be what you mean, and that I'd agree with. Not so much Cloud, though. Heck, Squall is way more important to Kingdom Hearts and a major NPC. If you want to use an actual character that counts as close to Nintendo. At least he fits that factor well.
He originated in a Sports game as Wario's partner. It makes a bit more sense on Waluigi's part. Daisy originated as a damsel in distress akin to Peach's role. She eventually showed up in other spin-offs too. She's not about sports in the same way, and really should not have a sports moveset. It doesn't make much sense for her or represented who she is or why she was created. It's shoehorning in for the sake of it. I'd like her playable, but it makes more sense to give her abilities that were created for her first.
Waluigi's whole existence is to be a Sports character. Daisy is more than that. She isn't actually associated with Sports much. Those were also some of her latest appearances. Popular ones too. And yeah, it'd make more sense for her to use stuff like Super Mario Land abilities since they're way more associated with her than Sports in origin. That's her debut game. It's not that OOC. The thing is, she should represent her own series a bit more than spin-off games that aren't necessarily important to her. The only thing about those costumes is that they're great for color picks, but they don't represent her that much inherently. Heck, the only notable thing about Daisy she got from the spin-offs is a catchphrase.Daisy has been linked to her sports spin-off appearances multiple times in Smash.
Her Melee trophy mentions her appearance in Mario Golf, her Brawl trophy has her in her Strikers Charged-get up, her Smash 3DS trophy has her in her Tennis get-up and most notably, she has a second trophy and is a Smash Tour item in her Baseball form.
Waluigi might has his origin in Mario Tennis, but Daisy has been linked to other sports much more.
On top of that, her Super Mario Land doesn't bring much to the table when it comes to Daisy's potential, EXCEPT for Super Mario Land's Superball power up which can best be incorporated in an active sports moveset.
Debut is important, but Waluigi doesn't have more right to use soccer or baseball moves than Daisy.
No he didn't. That's a mistranslation of Source Gaming. It was never said at all. It's only been made clear that it can help.Sakurai outright stated a character had to make at least one appearence in a Nintendo console, and as off Cloud, we can assume that it's no matter how minor it is.
The most he said is that he "Might have had misgivings" if Cloud wasn't on a Nintendo system and that it "Might be a courtesy" if a character had an appearance on a Nintendo system.Sakurai outright stated a character had to make at least one appearence in a Nintendo console, and as off Cloud, we can assume that it's no matter how minor it is.
They're all quite unlikely/How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
Cool, but nothing hype-worthy.How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
Cool to the first two and meh to the latter two.How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
In the games, he usually fights by encasing enemies by shooting them a projectile.They're all quite unlikely/
I'd be neutral on all of them, but I'm curious: How would Lolo fight? (I have little knowledge of the character so I don't know)
Saki and Captain Rainbow could be neat. Kinda meh on the other two though.How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
I wouldn't mind them, especially the former two. Dunno how I feel about Lolo because y'know, KirbyHow would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
Not familiar with Captain Rainbow, and my only familiarity with Lolo comes from Kirby's Dream Land and Kirby Super Star (though I'm planning to buy one of the Adventures of Lolo games through the Wii Virtual Console - probably the second one), but I would love to see the other two in Smash.How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
Yeah, but they owned Rare when Rare made the handheld games, too. Being owned by Microsoft didn't stop Rare from making games for the Game Boy Advance and DS, though it seems like they were heavily restructured after Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts didn't do well.That makes sense but I think MS completley owns them now don't they?
Saki and Ray are fairly interesting imo.How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
I'd mark for Saki, cool on Ray, and meh on the other twoHow would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
Saki and Ray seem to have good potential, but out of all these I'd probably only care about Ray. Cap Rainbow would be a nice Cap Falcon palette swap though.How would you guys feel about the following characters if they got in?
-Saki (Sin And Punishment)
-Ray (Custom Robo)
-Lolo (Adventures of Lolo)
-Captain Rainbow (Captain Rainbow)
Exactly, it has nothing to do with anything. Just like how your 2017 statement has nothing to do with anything. I don't understand why you are so against having Ganondorf actually have a moveset that fits his character.I don't see what this has to do with anything tbh. I mean, I can see you're trying to take a shot at me but did you consider me so perfect that complaining about my custom color was the only thing you could think of?
Don't tell me what I "should" want, I like Ganondorf both as a character and a fighter and think he's perfectly fine as it is.Exactly, it has nothing to do with anything. Just like how your 2017 statement has nothing to do with anything. I don't understand why you are so against having Ganondorf actually have a moveset that fits his character.
The way I see it, you either play Ganondorf because you are a fan of the character himself and should want Ganondorf to actually act like Ganondorf OR you play him because you like his play style in which case you could just play Bloodfalcon.
So what exactly is the problem with suggesting that they actually fix a problem with their game?
Yes.Besides, would you like if Captain Falcon, or any other character, had their movesets changed to be more "faithful"? .
I don't want to tell you what you should want. I just at the time couldn't think of a possible reason why someone wouldn't change him. I always felt that Ganondorfs moveset didn't fit him, especially his up tilt where he lifts his foot above his head but whatever.Don't tell me what I "should" want, I like Ganondorf both as a character and a fighter and think he's perfectly fine as it is.Maybe just give him his 2122 custom moves as default but you get my point
The only reason I ever tried playing him was because I like him as a character. His moveset may not look like Ganondorf but it sure as hell feels like Ganondorf. He may not have a projectile, a trident, a horse, bats or whatever but it doesn't feel out of character for him to play the way he does.
Giving his moveset to another character would just mean he's just a function, movesets aren't interchangeable.
Besides, would you like if Captain Falcon, or any other character, had their movesets changed to be more "faithful"? Even if their movesets were given to other characters? Much like other media, a more faithful adaptation doesn't necessarily mean a better one.
Well, now, you can't just say that and not give me any examples, can you?Yes.
(not falcon though, he's the only good non-canon)
See, this is where most of the complaints about Ganon's moveset come from, it's usually either because people don't like him being low-tier and thinking he'd be better with a more "faithful" moveset or because they don't actually play him.But what do I know, I'm not a Ganondorf main (although the only reason I'm not is because he plays like gosh-darn falcon)
You do you man.
Sorry to be 'that guy' but Mario's spin jump comes from both Super Mario World and Sunshine.I mean, Pikachu never did a spin in place to attack, Mario hadn't done the spin until Galaxy, Link never used kicks, and so on and on.
Wario and Donkey Kong both deserve real movesets that draw from Wario Land/Ware and DKC, respectively.Well, now, you can't just say that and not give me any examples, can you?