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It already reached its goal. Yeah :D I honestly miss competetive brawl.btw, if you guys have one minute and a twitter account, please consider retweeting this: https://twitter.com/CEOJebailey/status/803743971935592448
You'll make the ~15 Brawl fans really happy.
That's where it is? Can't go anyway; I have a band concert that I need to be in. BTW, random question, but are you and KID GOGGLES the same person?
Greetings! Just another day in the Sonic social, but no news is good news, eh?
Probably something between canceling a bunch of games (Legends 3, Universe, etc), Inafune leaving the company, no new games made since MM10, and the untimely joke character of BBA Megaman in SFxTekken. This combined with Ace Attorney Investigations 2 not being localized and the DMC reboot gave a bunch of dissent towards Capcom.
Inafune even agreed with BBA Megaman. It would have been funny under other circumstances, but because it happened after everything else, it made people mad, kinda like how Federation Force would have been liked if another main series game came after Other M.
Huh. The premise sounds like Megaman meets Binding of Isaac. Hopefully it won't have the religious symbolism (the Catholic part of me drives me away from touching that game. That and the gore/grossness).
Xover was a terrible "anniversary" game. Capcom needs to take notes from Sega. You know, the company that produced Sonic 06 and Sonic Boom.
The "anniversary" game, Rockman Xover. For all intents and purposes, Rise of Lyric for Sonic would've been a better anniversary game than this for Megaman.
Capcom loves cash-ins, so I won't hold my breath. I mean, there have been 7 versions of Street Fighter 2 alone. And Xover ended up being just another cash-in as well if I recall correctly.
Everyone quotes themselves and their own songs, Knuckles lost the Master Emerald (again) and justifys it in that at least he's good at punching stuff, Big lost Froggy who got kidnapped by the Carnival Night Zone Barrel, Shadow fully has his memory and decides to uphold Maria's wish to bring hope to humanity...through the use of flower arrangements, Amy is tired of being left behind and wants R E S P E C T, Chaos 0 is the final boss, and Knuckles hates Shadow using guns.
How so? And why Tatsunoko? Literally the first person who dislikes Zero before mvc3/umvc3.
Did you play Tatsunoko at all while it had a competitive presence? Zero was among the 2 or 3 big broken characters in the game.
I've played tournament clouds multiple times and I enjoy fighting them. I've always been an oddball, but cloud is actually my favorite character to fight in sm4sh. Honestly I think the cloud hate comes from people who think he's "too easy". He is, but why is that a problem? While the limit spammers are less fun, aside from that people really shouldn't be complaining about him, especially now that people have figured out how to exploit his bad recovery easier.
I actually did play TvC when I was in middle school. Back then I didn't understand the qcf, qcr, and shoryu motions, so I just messed around with the wiimote and nunchuck. I knew that Zero was considered the best in the game, but I never knew why. My mains back then were Volnutt and Tekkeman. I would also use VJoe, Saki, TBlade, and then Zero. I immediately knew that Zero had some notable combo potential even though my knowledge of the game was on par with Stephen King in actually making a scary movie: almost nonexistent. My real question is what the fox [mccloud] is Zero's lvl 3 in TvC? Where is that from?
You darn right it is! I'll be graduating high school, leaving my dump of a home, and taking some awesome games with me.
Nah, it sticks pretty close to the styling of Mega Man X as far as thematic elements go. The worst it gets is about as creepy as some parts of your average Metroid game, and that's only in very specific randomly-generated spots - most of the time it feels like a straight Mega Man game, with a dash of tongue-in-cheek humor if you read the flavor text.
I did, glad it reached the goal.btw, if you guys have one minute and a twitter account, please consider retweeting this: https://twitter.com/CEOJebailey/status/803743971935592448
You'll make the ~15 Brawl fans really happy.
Welcome. Run away while you still can.
Yes.
As far as PlayStation platformers, I was a Spyro person myself. My favorite games on that console were definitely the Digimon Worlds 1-3, even tho I know none of them aged too well.Wait are you saying that you've never played a Crash Bandicoot game in your life?
Never. I was pretty much raised by a Gamecube (cause my real mommy and daddy never did squatWait are you saying that you've never played a Crash Bandicoot game in your life?
) and didn't even know about the PS1 until my brother bought his own PS3 in 2007.? Funny, I've never played Spyro in my life. Nor Digimon
It's weird since basically 90% of the games you just mention i've nevre played (I am also a Nintendo kid)Never. I was pretty much raised by a Gamecube (cause my real mommy and daddy never did squat
I'm probably the one gamer on the planet that has never used a PS2. Nintendo has manufactured a good portion of my life, so Sony games and consoles have been rather a pass for me in my childhood. Then I got to use my brother's PS3 to play Rathet & Clank Tools of Destruction and LittleBig Planet. They were both incredibly fun to play. Then I bought my own PS3 and got into other R&C games as well as my favorite Sony franchise: Sly Cooper. I also played Ape Escape which while kinda boring and slow was still okay. And Playstation Allstars Battle Royale apart from the odd name is one of the best and most underrated fighters out there. And now I need to get a PS4 with Tales of Berseria, MvCI, and Final Fantasy Dissidia PS4.
Despite my newlyfound interest into Sony games, I STILL haven't gotten around to playing a Crash game. The bandicoot and fam have been stuck in the backburner of the backburner for quite a while now.
While Crash was more linear in terms of platforming (I think), the original Spyro games were more of collect-athons like Mario 64 or Banjo. I mainly played the 3rd one, but I think I'd have some difficulty completing some levels now, what with my phobias of manta rays and dead birds popping up since I last played it.Funny, I've never played Spyro in my life. Nor Digimon
It's weird since basically 90% of the games you just mention i've nevre played (I am also a Nintendo kid)
But I used to go to day care a lot and the pub and they had PS1 and PS2 (respectively) both having Crash Bandicoot and my good was it the most fun i had every had as a child
Yeah Crash is much more a platorm than adventure game (think the original mario but 3d) The 3rd Crash Game? Honestly that is the easiest of the 3 imo (not include getting 100%)While Crash was more linear in terms of platforming (I think), the original Spyro games were more of collect-athons like Mario 64 or Banjo. I mainly played the 3rd one, but I think I'd have some difficulty completing some levels now, what with my phobias of manta rays and dead birds popping up since I last played it.
Digimon was...more eclectic in game style than Pokémon. The first one was an open world (by that I mean you are literally told nothing and even the Prima Guides were stumped) monster raising/battling game (it's difficult to describe) and the plot is a kid from a realistic world is pulled into the Digital World and does stuff.
The second one is a dungeon crawler/turn based RPG where you are part of a security force in a hybrid real-digital world as part of Team Valor, Team Mystic, or Team Instinct.
The third one is a traditional RPG with a plot that's basically SAO or .//Hack.
The fourth one, the first one on the PS2 now, was a real time hack 'n slash based off of an edgy OVA that never made it across the water (the OVA I mean).
Who knows what happened after that...
