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Well, what consoles do you have?
Perhaps, but that concept applies to a lot of characters. Many people that want a specific character in Smash are also fine with other characters as their franchise is still represented. I know for a fact many people were fine with either Slime or a Dragon Quest protagonist as a playable fighter making an appearance into Smash.
Have you played all the core Dragon Quest games(numbered ones)? All the Dragon Quest Monster games?
Earthbound from the epic Super Nintendo Entertain System with revolutionary 32 bit graphics and a totally radical soundtrack.
how do you know the dates of the reveals?
There's this one Doom II mod called Death Foretold that adds the new mobility options from Doom 4 into the classic game for a faster experience. Heard good things about it, maybe check it out.
bold of you to assume september isn't just banjo's release and we're not waiting until october at the earliest for challenger pack 4
Beautiful.Henlo pls look:
Tanks for loking bye![]()
We know that the time frame for the fighter's pass goes up until February 2020, meaning there's a good chance the last character will be revealed then.
It's one of those cheap hardcore NES games isn't it?
Ehh I have about every good console, although my Xbox 360 broke a long time ago so that's off the table.
Not all the DQ games, only 3,5,8, and currently 11. Haven't played the Monster spin-offs. I did play the Sonic advance games.
Played Earthbound like a bajillion times. Also what's Plok?
Must be a terrible game, duly noted.
Seems interesting, gonna look it up.
isn't it more that the last character will be released then?
Ever play Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones? I'm doing a run of the game right now so it was the first thing to come to mind.
Play Enter The Dragonfly.
Pretty much, it's quite decent gameplay-wise but is hard as ****.
Well the question is is there a direct in september?
Well then try out the Devil May Cry Games, all conveniently bundled on the PS4 with the latest entry being a standalone title.
Platform game about a thing that kills things in a thing world.
Minecraft or Smash Ultimate.
2D remake. Same general gemeplay, just less controls. And it's more robust so you need to put something in each element to get combined spells. You want Healing Lv 1? Put some in both Water and Earth. Etc. Other important thing is that stat goes up very differently, though some similarities, and you need to finish a battle for them to count. I can go into it more if you want me to.
Second Fire Emblem I played actually. First one was the Blazing Blade.
The Spyro PS2 game?
Don't have a Wii U unfortunately, I only played on the console with my friend when I visited him in his home.
Very interesting, I'm down for a hard game.
Played both
Already played the entire series
Hmm, looks interesting.
Played them heavily for the last few months that I'm burned out and taking a break.
Thanks for the info!
Absolutely. 1st game is overall easier.
If i had a nickel for everytime somebody said the thread was dead,Looks like it’s just you and me in this ghost townTheMightyP
That's a lot of moneys
Reminder that Pokemon can inbreed, so these guys also qualify as dads to their sisters.Reminder that Pokemon can breed, so these guys also qualify as dads
It's a cute, fun little show. I enjoyed it, so yeah, I'd say it's worth checking out.
In the west Digimon was actually on par with Pokémon in a lot of areas in its prime. Digimon Adventure had ratings that were close to, if not surpassing Pokémon's Orange Island arc in the same time frame, to the point that it was not only the saving grace for the Fox Kids block it was on for a couple years, said block pushed it to a huge extent in response. Additionally, similar to Pokémon the anime led to a huge spike in merchandising where it had a huge amount of presence among toylines and the like. The only major area it faltered in was the games where Pokémon was completely dominant, but considering that a major driver for Pokémon's success was the multimedia presence it does still show how huge Digimon was to compete with it in its most lucrative areas.
If we're talking about their prime, Digimon still doesn't scratch the Behemoth that was Pokemon. I seriously don't know about the US, but the series that was big by the time I was 11-12 (2000ish) was still Pokemon and I even remember that our teachers had to give space between classes so we could trade stuff like stamps or cards. The Digimon anime where I lived wasn't as popular as you needed cable to watch it unlike Pokemon which was on regular TV alongside Dragon Ball.
Keep in mind you can shove a Ditto into the family tree somewhere, messing everythjng up.
I can't speak for your area, but in the US in general it was that big. Ratings they were on par, merchandise was high for both, and there was a large debate among kids on the playground over whether Pokémon or Digimon was better. I still remember the debates I used to have with the kids in my school over how Pokémon was so much better then Digimon (ironic considering I like both nowadays) and there are many kids that had that same experience. Culturally Digimon was very much the accepted rival to Pokémon, and part of that came through the fact that both shared the same success and impact on kids during that time period.
