Welcome to Smashboards, the world's largest Super Smash Brothers community! Over 250,000 Smash Bros. fans from around the world have come to discuss these great games in over 19 million posts!
You are currently viewing our boards as a visitor. Click here to sign up right now and start on your path in the Smash community!
Do you know who would make for good SSBU DLC? Garet from the Golden Sun games, of course! pic.twitter.com/L7oxPGftxN
— Smash Additions Bot (@SmashAdditions) January 21, 2020
I'm personally okay with them (it's like a mini-E3 with commercials), but there's certainly no guarantee that Smash will show up there again. Joker as a surprise TGA 2018 reveal made sense; skipping TGA 2019 and showing Byleth later also made sense. I guess it depends on just who will be showing up in FP2 as well as expected release dates, because it has to be worth Nintendo's time/money to show off during a non-Direct.
I'm not sure if he would not be realizable, he's already in a traditional 2D fighting game and there should be room for Sakurai's own take on him.
Inb4 Broken Seal remake in 2020 and Lost Age remake in 2021, be it an update, DLC or separate game.
Camelot puts out new games bi-yearly because their typical output is sports games, which are less time intensive to develop than RPGs. It's not a question of "saving" GS until 2021. It's that, if GS were in development, it might not be ready until 2021.
I'll do it too. I will also do several wild guess around the characters themselves.
Isaac: Met up with Terry in NYC to help me learn some good fighting moves for when I join the roster.#SmashBros #GoldenSun #AssistAlliance pic.twitter.com/OcumfuILcz
— SonicLink125 ☀️ (@SonicLink125) January 22, 2020
lol
Not to mention they wouldn't waste a WHOLE YEAR of trademark lifetime after it just got approved in late 2019, lol.
Were there not a handful of other minor series which saw their trademarks renewed in conjunction with Golden Sun?
That's a good point until you remember that Dark Dawn was made in a two year cycle as well
This isn't a renewal, this is a brand new trademark, by NoJ. NoJ isn't the one to bother with renewals, so it's not even the same case as those other trademarks you might be thinking of.
As a fan of said game (I miss Mahvel so much), it's less "Can Phoenix Wright work?" than "Does Sakurai think he'd work?". Smash is different enough that the answer isn't immediately obvious, and his moveset in UMvC3 was pretty weird regardless. Obviously I'm leaning towards Sakurai not bothering, assuming Phoenix is even on his radar, although I could of course be wrong.
I'm not sure a lack of Japan popularity would rule out Doomguy and Master Chief given just how famous and important to the FPS genre their two franchises are, but it's hard to say either way. Similarly I think it's probably too early to rule out Rayman when he didn't get a costume alongside the other Ubisoft picks, much like how it is odd Geno's costume remains MIA despite his popularity seemingly at an all-time high. I'm also surprised you wouldn't consider series like Ninja Gaiden, Dark Souls, and No More Heroes to be mainstream, but that sort of thing is obviously subjective. In any case I do enjoy seeing this sort of speculation, particularly differing viewpoints I wouldn't consider otherwise.
Parenting for Golden Sun fans. pic.twitter.com/7SavGAxeUl
— Golden Sun Shitposts (@GS_Shitposts) January 22, 2020
Ya King K. Rool especially would have never been here if not for the hard push the fans gave him. I still can't believe they held Isaac off like that. They had to of known.. Or then again.. Maybe they didn't. They seemed super surprised ANYONE even wanted K. Rool and threw us the mii outfit real quick to compensate. So maybe all the Isaac support is baffling to them also. Who really knows..
I’ll never understand how Isaac was supposedly a big surprise to them. Almost every major poll you find on the internet about wanted characters Isaac is always near the top.
Dude that post's from June
I agree. Never understood what Nintendo was thinking there. ><
Almost all the franchises that were trademarked in 2008-2009 had a new trademark filed because the updated trademark from that time became obsolete. Why all those franchises? I really don't know.
Those specific ones are most likely getting some form of new release, whether that be a port, collection, remake, or new game. I'm fairly convinced of Sin & Punishment in particular, since Treasure's been really silent for two years despite saying they had been getting project requests, etc.
I mean FE hasn't had a new trademark filed by NoJ since 2006 and it produces more games than I can count.
Yes, I already made note of that. All of the franchises I mentioned were new trademarks filed to replace the old ones from 2008-2009. Some were trademarked after 15+ years of not having any new trademarks, and others like EBA only got it's first trademark now.
Until Camelot finally reveals what they've been working on.
The same can be applied once it is a Mario Golf.
I would be in a rollercoaster of emotions.
About all of us will be that day. My only hope is that Isaac has been considered and promoted to help promote a new GS game. That would be amazing!
Litteraly the best way to use a shill pick.
