Tree Gelbman
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I think he might be counting Phosphora who is a regular trophy.I know one is Viridi but who's the other?
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I think he might be counting Phosphora who is a regular trophy.I know one is Viridi but who's the other?
First off, SSB4 was announced at E3 2011. The trailer appeared last year, TWO years after it's announcement. And yeah, it's coming out this year (we hope).And by that I mean announcements with trailers. SB4 had the same treatment. One off-handed 'announcement' and then a trailer a year later, with a release date set for TBA.
And when the Wii U was made to run Zelda U, you'd think they'd have given us a peak of it besides that HD 'demo' 2 years ago at E3 2012.
Lie downThis better not be fake. Too late, I'm over hyped.
It better be fake, I plan on buying Mario Kart 8 on May 31st, and Super Smash Bros in November. I need time to get some more money.
What if Nintendo wanted to make a leak because they were the only people in the world to not do it so, they modeled a new Palutena by scratch just to make a leak.Let's take it a step further.. What if Nintendo themselves made models for Palutena and then made the leaks just to make everyone think Palutena was going to be playable and then have it turn out she's still only Pit's FS.
You can easily remove sound from a video.Maybe they don't want to comprimze there location, a video also records sounds and harder to make sure you don't get any of the environment around you in the vid.
They would never, ever do something like this.If Nintendo made this leak just to be false is really terrible business planning.
Yeah, really. Why do people think they would make this for little to no reason.They would never, ever do something like this.
They hate rumors. They're not going to spend money to pay people to propagate more of them.
If you're gonna keep scolding me about this, do it at the "Sonic Second Series Rep thread," I'm finished arguing about it here!Every single Nintendo IP has a higher priority than having a second third party rep from the same game
#truthhurts
I explained two pages back why video is easier to take than a screenshot. If a person was going to go in with the intention of capturing evidence of a character in the game, why would they do so without understanding how to work their own phone's media capture functionalities?Now, this may seem strange, but is it possible that the person who leaked this simply didn't know of the functionality of his phone or the features were locked in too deep? The user interface of phones can often be unwieldy, and it's possible this was a super quick opportunity where the difference between a button press (photo) and at least two or three (video) would make all the difference. I'm not saying it's definitely the case, but it's a possibility--not everyone is proficient in the same technologies.
I think the fact that it wasn't debunked in a week like leaks normally are [Well, normally they take like, a day, maybe 3 days if good.] and the fact that it's Palutena really clouded many people's judgement. I even me someone who literally just used it wasn't debunked as a valid reason on Miiverse. I've tried 3 times, MisterVideoGaming has twice, it's really no use anymore if people are really going to come up with so many hypothetical situations.I explained two pages back why video is easier to take than a screenshot. If a person was going to go in with the intention of capturing evidence of a character in the game, why would they do so without understanding how to work their own phone's media capture functionalities?
Either way, this would be HEAVILY grasping at straws.
Also, the "super quick opportunity" doesn't hold up to scrutiny because the person is obviously taking this picture VERY close to the screen of what we'd have to assume is a 3DS dev unit.
From there, the "hypothetical situations" are only going to become more and more insane.
A far more logical explanation is that someone made a Palutena model and made their fake on the 3DS because it's naturally blurrier and it's harder to spot a fake. Again, until we see a video, I'm calling fake.
This doesn't necessarily mean Palutena won't be a playable character, just that this is not a legit picture.
Yeah, and a lot of people want to see Palutena, hence why the faker picked her.I think the fact that it wasn't debunked in a week like leaks normally are [Well, normally they take like, a day, maybe 3 days if good.] and the fact that it's Palutena really clouded many people's judgement. I even me someone who literally just used it wasn't debunked as a valid reason on Miiverse.
You explained *how* it would be easier, not why. Your logic unfortunately doesn't apply to everyone, and you also assume this dev was not under the eyes of other staff that may or may not have turned them in. I also don't remember any videos leaking from the Pokemon leaks a while back--Hawlucha was done with photos despite the same video technology being just as easy 6 months back.I explained two pages back why video is easier to take than a screenshot. If a person was going to go in with the intention of capturing evidence of a character in the game, why would they do so without understanding how to work their own phone's media capture functionalities?
Either way, this would be HEAVILY grasping at straws.
Also, the "super quick opportunity" doesn't hold up to scrutiny because the person is obviously taking this picture VERY close to the screen of what we'd have to assume is a 3DS dev unit.
From there, the "hypothetical situations" are only going to become more and more insane.
A far more logical explanation is that someone made a Palutena model and made their fake on the 3DS because it's naturally blurrier and it's harder to spot a fake. Again, until we see a video, I'm calling fake.
This doesn't necessarily mean Palutena won't be a playable character, just that this is not a legit picture.
Well you aren't Nintendo. Sure, their marketing team is notoriously bad, but they aren't that bad.Hey... if I were them I would.
You know, it's entirely possible that the leaker did in fact take a video of the leak and what we are seeing are just stills taken from the video. It would make sense for him to want to post pictures on an image board, and it is honestly better then video for strumming up controversy if that was his intention, not to mention it is easier for people to copy pictures then video if he was going to post and then remove something like he did.I explained two pages back why video is easier to take than a screenshot. If a person was going to go in with the intention of capturing evidence of a character in the game, why would they do so without understanding how to work their own phone's media capture functionalities?
Either way, this would be HEAVILY grasping at straws.
Also, the "super quick opportunity" doesn't hold up to scrutiny because the person is obviously taking this picture VERY close to the screen of what we'd have to assume is a 3DS dev unit.
From there, the "hypothetical situations" are only going to become more and more insane.
A far more logical explanation is that someone made a Palutena model and made their fake on the 3DS because it's naturally blurrier and it's harder to spot a fake. Again, until we see a video, I'm calling fake.
This doesn't necessarily mean Palutena won't be a playable character, just that this is not a legit picture.
Ah, text slip. Let me (try to) amend that.Occam's Razor never proves anything. It only states which is more likely.
How would you expect a person to take a video when he's surrounded, most likely by a good amount of people? It makes more sense to take the pictures.You can easily remove sound from a video.
Sound isn't what we're after, either. We want to see Palutena moving around on screen and fighting. There is no circumstance in which someone would "only be able to get a picture". We don't live in that age any longer.
Screenshots with no video points more toward fake than anything.
Depends what they use. With an iPhone, for example, you could start the recording well before (if the whole thing was premeditated and planned), and very quickly slip the phone out for a couple seconds without having to press any buttons, like you'd have to do with just taking a picture. Especially since, to get as clear an image as we have, you'd need to aim and steady the camera somewhat. Video wouldn't need to be as precise. You can take it out, point for a couple seconds, pocket it, then stop the recording when you're alone.How would you expect a person to take a video when he's surrounded, most likely by a good amount of people? It makes more sense to take the pictures.
Please explain to me how taking a picture is easier than taking video when (as I explained earlier) taking a picture requires you conspicuously press a button on your phone while taking a video does not.How would you expect a person to take a video when he's surrounded, most likely by a good amount of people? It makes more sense to take the pictures.
There wouldn't be much of a point. Somebody who catches up with Smash leaks is probably going to buy it anyways. Also, this is the guy who got rid of story mode because cut scenes where spoilers when on the internet.Though, I have another theory about this: maybe Sakurai could be leaking these himself...
We never found it. It has been deemed thecan someone write that old rumor which said Cuccos were in the game somehow ?
I want to read it
Depends on what kind of phone or iPod they have.Please explain to me how taking a picture is easier than taking video when (as I explained earlier) taking a picture requires you conspicuously press a button on your phone while taking a video does not.
Yeah, that was a background already used, and the model itself was different from the website picture alongside it. We have pre-existing models of Palutena to work with, and they don't match. The technology is there, but that doesn't mean that every single photo leak is fake. The Palutena leak is certainly in a higher plain than the Falco leak.Remember the picture of Falco with the updated model in the WiiU version but a background that had already been used? There are people out there with enough skill to make convincing fakes.
As far as the rest of this, Sakurai is not leaking these himself. That wouldn't be conducive to hyping the game whereas they could just reveal her and get the hype on a more broad scale.People do realize that, if someone working inside did leak this picture, they could not only be fired if caught but blacklisted from ever working in the industry ever again, right? Any member of the press who views the game would also be signing an NDA, meaning they too could lose out big if caught.
Seems like a stupid amount of risk just to spark the curiosity of people on a message board.
Though, I have another theory about this: maybe Sakurai could be leaking these himself...
The hell? What are you talking about? Why is it people on this board just make arbitrary rules that don't follow history or common sense?You can easily remove sound from a video.
Sound isn't what we're after, either. We want to see Palutena moving around on screen and fighting. There is no circumstance in which someone would "only be able to get a picture". We don't live in that age any longer.
Screenshots with no video points more toward fake than anything.
Pretty sure that's been covered already. They aren't the same models. The one in the leak is more of a mix of Brawl's Palutena and Uprising's Palutena.Also, people do realize that the Palutena model in that SS is directly from KI:Uprising, right?
Go to 15 mins here, it's the exact same model:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCV2AUjVJxw
Another likely explanation is that KI:Uprising has been datamined for models (just like Twlight Princess was) and someone used that model to make these shots.
What do you mean it's the same model? Do you mean the model in that video is the same as in the leak? If so, that's not true. If not... Then I dunno what you're talking about.Also, people do realize that the Palutena model in that SS is directly from KI:Uprising, right?
Go to 15 mins here, it's the exact same model:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCV2AUjVJxw
Another likely explanation is that KI:Uprising has been datamined for models (just like Twlight Princess was) and someone used that model to make these shots.
Whether or not it is a fake the lack of video is not at ALL proof of your position. And are you seriously trying to say that taking a video is not harder than a picture? You've lost the plot. I hope you don't need me to make you a list as to why taking video is harder than taking a picture. In case you do I'll start you off with something simple.Also, people do realize that the Palutena model in that SS is directly from KI:Uprising, right?
Go to 15 mins here, it's the exact same model:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCV2AUjVJxw
Another likely explanation is that KI:Uprising has been datamined for models (just like Twlight Princess was) and someone used that model to make these shots.
I admit that does look convincing.Pretty sure that's been covered already. They aren't the same models. The one in the leak is more of a mix of Brawl's Palutena and Uprising's Palutena.
Here you go, direct comparison.