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I mean, I agree. No Brawl Yoshis, man. I miss that stage so much.
Do you really think he'd let Japan have only the MIDI versions though?
But the game came out in 2014
I'm so glad that they didn't restrict themselves to Gen 1. Seeing Greninja really threw me off so I'm glad I'm seeing the love for other gens. The film looks pretty connected to its source material and there's a bunch of references, so I'm 1000% excited for this film.
I didn't and now it bothers me why must you do thislightdrago Have you noticed in your sig that the middle hair spike is the only one that twirls.. weird!
I don't think the movie will be very good, but I'm still interested in it since I'm a Pokemon fan and I'm happy they included many Pokemon outside of just Gen 1 such as Greninja.
I meant December 2013. It was a typo.
I think you can pencil in Lucario as guaranteed. Nintendo seems to promote him in everything, regardless of whether or not it makes sense.
...Wow. That is absolutely atrocious.
Because competitive smashers are boring, and I say this as someone who dabbles in competitive sometimes
Because they're just Battlefield without them, the bottom 2 platforms on FoD don't sink and Randall/the Shy Guys don't show up on Yoshi's
Seriously.
Yeah I have no problem with him being an assist
Yeah, now that I'm looking around at what everyone else thinks I'm really surprised I'm not seeing more of a negative reaction to this. They all just don't look right to me. Maybe some of them will grow on me (I kind of doubt it), but I'm probably never going to like their depiction of Charizard or those terrifying Greninjas.
I mean I expected a conservative stage list from the Smash players but like
Tbh...we often forget Pokemon are actual monsters. They're just so anime-fied we forget.
I think so, yeah. I don't think games like the "Dragon Quest Heroes" series suddenly had full orchestrated versions of the music in japan. I'm pretty sure it was the MIDI tracks no matter where you were playing it.
FoD and yoshi's are so vastly different in terms of stage size and blast zones.
A screen tester on Reddit says that every "major" Pokemon makes an appearance, so Lucario is definitely in. The trailer even has Morelull and Comfey, so there are gonna be a few Gen 7 mons too. And just look at all the references in this poster:
Worst part in my opinion is the Sudden Death rule. That rule made sense when you could ledge camp Sudden Death but you can't do that anymore and now you have to fight. The issue was you could too easily stall Sudden Death and it was beneficial to do so. Now that's not an opinion. At a minimum tournaments should actually use Sudden Death (as the game intends) until a real issue is discovered it it. But for some reason the community can't adapt to a new game. I feel like they love Sirlin's Play to Win when it agrees with their ideas but throw it away when it doesn't.
Can you get me some confirmation on this? From what I understand, yes, they actually did. Sorry for any trouble.
They're monsters and yet Pikachu still looks adorable.
I'm not the one making the rules, if I were they would be legal because they're classic tourney stages.
'cause "no clone stage layouts, we're boring."
I mean, a quick look tells me 4chan has a mostly negative reaction to this for what that’s worth.
To me, the freakiest looking one is Jigglypuff (even then it's not that bad to me), but the little pout and glare it does is so cute and a great reference that I give it a pass. I could do with less fur, but it's still undeniably Jigglypuff.
