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Yes but I'm the kind of person that can have something almost completely spoiled by the time it comes out and still enjoy everything just as enthusiastically as if I didn't know anything at all. In my 22 years of gaming, waiting for Brawl was one of the most fun experiences I've had when it comes to gamer culture. I prefer to get the "newness" of a game out of the way first so that I can fully enjoy it for its content. Take Brawl for instance. It came out nearly 5 years ago and I still enjoy it just as much despite playing it for countless hours and unlocking everything within the first month of owning the game.
I don't care because there is no video.
You can pull yourself up as usual but as long as an opponent is on the ledge you can't grab it normally(non tether).
No because I think Ivysaur is the only character it seriously hindered. Both Olimar and ZSS's recoveries were balanced out by having above average jumps and ZSS has another recovery method (down B) at her disposal.
But those jumps do nothing for them if they get hit at or below stage level and that makes for easy edgehoging by the opponent. Most characters won't have that problem due to their recovery propelling them upwards.
Whether or not it only hindered Ivysaur is irrelevant. It's a big change for the mechanic as a whole so while Olimar and Zamus may not have needed the buff as much, a buff is a buff.
Yeah, I love that hopping while in the B down (or whatever button) jump state. That is genius. Her Brawl moveset was already really good and entertaining, but now, I feel like they gave it something that her character, moveset, and Brawl as a whole is lacking: EXCITEMENT!
The Melee tether recovery system was clearly nearly perfect, and it was also easier. There's no reason it shouldn't return.
IDK about entertaining, but it was a pretty good moveset. But yes, these changes add a lot more "character" into her playstyle. These changes really do show what you can do under limitations - though I hear PM Lucario is god tier, likely due to him being the only one with chains and special canceling.
Neither of which should've been in the game.
Twilight Princess team had nothing to do with them in Brawl save for how they looked. As usual, that was Game Arts being stupid.
One thing with this, though, is that the graphics may take up a bigger piece for the Wii U version, so it's not like you can presume that SSB4 will be 2 or 3 times bigger in content as SSBB
Yeah, I'm guessing that the 3DS version will probably be somewhere between Melee and Brawl as far as content is concerned. Not quite up to Brawl level, but more than Melee. Like, I'm guessing the 1P modes will be more like Melee than Brawl and it's SSE, and I doubt there will be as many characters (although it won't be THAT many fewer) as the Wii U version.
Agreed. Sucks that the Wii's power and Brawl being double layered got in the way of a speedy transformation.I still primarily want the switch to be so much faster. Imagine if it was only 3 frames lol or that during the transformation, you have access to certain attacks so you don't lose combo momentum.
But Psycho. BELEIVE!!
The fact that they haven't sold it and that it's built up such a cult following probably would INCREASE sales now...
