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It’s the culmination of tons of fanbases (which are all weird af) that’s also spawned it’s own dedicated fanbase (which is also weird af)Smash speculation is totally wild no matter what angle you look at it from. Outside, inside, upside-down, underneath, whatever.
Anyone else remember Bigley?
What a weird, weird fanbase we exist in.
Let's not forget the games featuring Bigley. The horrible, horribly made fangames...Smash speculation is totally wild no matter what angle you look at it from. Outside, inside, upside-down, underneath, whatever.
Anyone else remember Bigley?
What a weird, weird fanbase we exist in.
If it’s on your gum, gargle some salt water. Rub it directly on the sore with a cotton swab if you wanna. Do that for a couple days and it'll go away.
I genuinely enjoy games that the majorities of fanbases seem to hate, like Shadow the Hedgehog and Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts.
Nuts and Bolts is a fantastic game.
From what I hear Nuts & Bolts is a good game, just not the Banjo game the world needed at that moment.
I like to think of it less as a Sonic game and more like a ridiculously fast take on Ratchet & Clank. If you like a healthy mix of gunplay and platforming, it's good for playing if you feel like you're having an off-day. The fun is best had if you try not to take the story to seriously, though. And don't bother trying to complete it 100%, there's, like, 60+ different pathways you can tackle the story (thus, 60+ playthroughs of Westopolis).
By consiously recalling your accomplishments and victories?
A lot of things come to mind. None I can say here.
Well if we can I guess we will find out at some point next week.
I think about the embarassing things other people have done and remember everyone has their own little problems to attend to.
Ngl, I wanna try Unleashed sometime in the future not only for the visual presentation but also to check those stages.
By remembering the wise words said by Alfred in Batman Begins:
I mean, the level have been making is a remake of a idea that wasn't that original to begin with on SMM1.
True - I imagine there will be similar-ish levels as the idea is exploiting the full potential of a certain powerup, but I doubt there will be the exact same take on it
Even if someone else had a similar idea, their execution will probably be different.
Play Wahlovania.
I know. My copy has a consistent glitch that says you have to beat all of Tropy’s time trials to unlock him. That challenge is rediculously hard, so I hope they fix it soon so I can find out how you actually unlock him.
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, Activision added Susan Storm (Invisible Woman) to CTR NF!
Hell yeah!
Didn't know Invisible Woman was a furry, you learn new things everyday.Hey
Unlocking her was harder than finding Luigi in SM64, btw.
It took me longer than it should have to get that joke. I was just like “she’s only 1500 coins, what are you talking about?”Hey
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Unlocking her was harder than finding Luigi in SM64, btw.
The freaking mode with the crystals in Adventure Mode doh.
I was able to do Fake Crash. It was damn hard (except the final one which was so rediculously easy). But I did it. You have to be pinpoint perfect which I’m not a fan of. Honestly, they should have just kept in the unlock codes for the og CTR characters. Heck, I’d even pay a micro transaction at this point.
I agree.
Now this... It ain’t it chief.
I'm really not looking forward to trying to unlock N. Tropy. It seems like all of the challenges amount to being told "great! You smashed most if not all of the time crates and barely completed the race in enough time to get a relic! Now shave ten seconds off of your time somehow."
Yeah, I think they should have kept the codes to quickly unlock Tropy and Fake Crash.
I know you're mostly joking, but that's a legitimate tactic some companies use nowadays. Make the grind so unbearable that when microtransactions are added, they'll be praised. I doubt CTR is doing that but its important not to fall into that trap.
Yeah, the best thing on this case would be to use the Game’s official support/feedback email and probably ask Beenox about the idea of updating the Fake Crash and Troph unlock codes from the PS1 version back in.
