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!
OK, but what makes Steve specifically more of a threat to Lip than Erdrick or any other character for that matter?And from what I hear, Japan is in the middle of their own Minecraft boom on a similar level to what happened here in the west a couple of years back.
But Joker is pretty relevant.OK, but what makes Steve specifically more of a threat to Lip than Erdrick or any other character for that matter?
If it's fear of a "trend" there frankly has never been one. The Belmonts and K. Rool should be enough to disprove they're only going after "relevant" picks.
It's the epitome of "recent and popular". Even if K. Rool and the Belmonts hadn't been seen in a while, people still loved them, they still knew who they were, they were still popular (and Castlevania is massively relevant to Nintendo's history as it is). Smash focusing on the recent and popular is what got us that hated "no Japan-only or dead franchises" rule.OK, but what makes Steve specifically more of a threat to Lip than Erdrick or any other character for that matter?
Uh, most everything you said applies to Villager, only difference is he/she is seen in third person normally.It's the epitome of "recent and popular". Even if K. Rool and the Belmonts hadn't been seen in a while, people still loved them, they still knew who they were, they were still popular (and Castlevania is massively relevant to Nintendo's history as it is). Smash focusing on the recent and popular is what got us that hated "no Japan-only or dead franchises" rule.
Steve is from a popular game, but Steve himself is barely a character. He has the bare minimum of what is required to be considered a character, in that he has a design and a name...and that's it. He has no personality, no charisma, no appeal, he didn't even have a name until Notch was forced to give him one. He's a replaceable skin. Steve is only used in advertising at all because he is the default. I'd argue he's meant to be replaced--Minecraft is a game about expressing yourself, after all. Most players, at least on PC, change him to something else the first chance they get and never look back.
While I don’t think it’s likely, I would just boycott if Steve got in. But you should buy the actual game though. Play as Lip online and all that jazz. Just, y’know, not buy the DLC you don’t like, dislike them trailers, etc.Just coming through to vent:
If that (credible) rumor about Steve being DLC is true I'm not only not buying this game, I'm not touching another Smash Bros. game. Ever.
The series will be dead to me. The series will be dead to me because if Steve is there then it proves that the current direction of Smash Bros. is turning it into a pile of sellout garbage that only exists anymore to promote what's new and popular. Someone else can support Lip for SSB6 if they want to be disappointed that badly. I'm not going to be putting myself through that again.
Villager has a personality and expressiveness though.Uh, most everything you said applies to Villager, only difference is he/she is seen in third person normally.
Whatever. I want no part in a campaign fueled by bitterness.
I'd rather not talk about Steve more than I have to since I'm worried I might drive people away, but if he's in the game, then even if I don't buy the DLC, I will still see him online and I'll still be reminded of the development time and resources that could have gone into Lip.While I don’t think it’s likely, I would just boycott if Steve got in. But you should buy the actual game though. Play as Lip online and all that jazz. Just, y’know, not buy the DLC you don’t like, dislike them trailers, etc.
Ah. Well, I don’t play online, but don’t people just play the same few characters that are high-tier? I wouldn’t worry about Steve being high tier with them Minecraft animations.I'd rather not talk about Steve more than I have to since I'm worried I might drive people away, but if he's in the game, then even if I don't buy the DLC, I will still see him online and I'll still be reminded of the development time and resources that could have gone into Lip.
Preach it, brother.To be honest, I'd rather use the actual Lip.
Don't feel too upset about it. If things don't work out for the DLC, then we'll push for Smash 6. In fact, let's get started on that now, even though we don't know what the DLC will be like, just so we won't feel like our support for the DLC was wasted.Man I hate to just jump in and sign my support for Lip (even though it might seem pointless) when it feels like such a heavy time. (Especially because I DO plan on using the Mii Swordfighter costume...)
That being said, Panel De Pon definitely needs a revival. I was upset that Lip was confirmed as a spirit, thinking at least she could be considered the 'retro' rep of this game but meh...
At the very least they need to get the series moving again. The general gaming climate as it stands shows that the setting of the series can work well enough regardless, but hey what do I know, just a little over two years ago they dumped Panel De Pon into Animal Crossing as free DLC for a series that most people were sick of the latest entry in less than a year...
Not if we ask for it.Hey guys. I really hate being the bearer of bad news, but I might as well bring it up here:
It turns out my hopes that the Nintendo Switch Online would be our first were a little too optimistic. This week, the service in Japan added three games, as normal: Zelda II, Chowakusei Senki Metafight (aka Blaster Master), and Joy Mech Fight. Guess which one mysteriously vanished when it came time to implement this update for Western territories.
Seems Murasame Castle and TwinBee were just flukes, brought around because there was no Japanese text to localize. Because of this, Panel de Pon may not see an official release over here if the SNES is ever implemented into Nintendo's online service, and thus we will be forced to jump through hoops to create a Japanese eShop account just to be able to legally play it over here.
I just don't get Nintendo sometimes. It seems like they think if we didn't get a game, then we should never get that game unless it's remade somehow. Why are they so averse to just letting us play a game with cute anime fairies in it?
Oh come on! Really? I would have loved to play Joy Mech Fight with friends and introduce them to it.Hey guys. I really hate being the bearer of bad news, but I might as well bring it up here:
It turns out my hopes that the Nintendo Switch Online would be our first were a little too optimistic. This week, the service in Japan added three games, as normal: Zelda II, Chowakusei Senki Metafight (aka Blaster Master), and Joy Mech Fight. Guess which one mysteriously vanished when it came time to implement this update for Western territories.
Seems Murasame Castle and TwinBee were just flukes, brought around because there was no Japanese text to localize. Because of this, Panel de Pon may not see an official release over here if the SNES is ever implemented into Nintendo's online service, and thus we will be forced to jump through hoops to create a Japanese eShop account just to be able to legally play it over here.
I just don't get Nintendo sometimes. It seems like they think if we didn't get a game, then we should never get that game unless it's remade somehow. Why are they so averse to just letting us play a game with cute anime fairies in it?
I agree. But what do we say, or do? I am willing to participate.Not if we ask for it.
If we are more vocal about getting the game localized over here, I think it will happen. But one person being vocal won't do anything. We need to get the ball rolling. We need more than one person on social media asking Nintendo to do God's work and officially localize Panel de Pon to the states.
That's the only way we'll ever see that day happen. If we just sit around silently and not say anything, there's no way for them to know we even exist.
Do what Metroid and Mothee fans do. Ask on Social Media.I agree. But what do we say, or do? I am willing to participate.
It is! Do whatever you can to let people know about Lip, about Popplus, about Panel de Pon, and how much they mean to us and how much we want to see them again. With any luck, we'll recruit more voices into our group, and we'll get even bigger and louder than we already are. (But remember not to get angry!)And on a related note with Joy Mech Fight, it's choices like that that kept Takamaru from being in the roster. NoA's boneheaded moves are costing us potential reps. This is the time where you have to get loud. Project Rainfall got us Xenoblade and Shulk. Maybe it's time for a second chapter of that.
This.It is! Do whatever you can to let people know about Lip, about Popplus, about Panel de Pon, and how much they mean to us and how much we want to see them again. With any luck, we'll recruit more voices into our group, and we'll get even bigger and louder than we already are. (But remember not to get angry!)
I'm not sure what the gameplay would revolve around — perhaps a gimmick about making plants grow — but given that Panel de Pon bothered to have a plot twist, I doubt that a platforming spinoff would have a bare-bones, minimalist plot.It'd be great to come up with new topics of conversation for Lip and Panel de Pon. The more we're talking about them, the more they are on people's minds.
Here's a topic that's been on my mind lately: If Lip starred in a classic platformer game, like the kind you would see on the SNES or PS1, what would its main gimmick be? What would the gameplay revolve around? Would it be heavy on plot or very light?
Then you are pretty much like me!Hi! I'd like to support Lip for Super Smash Bros.
Ever since I played Panel de Pon and Nintendo Puzzle Collection I thought that Lip would make a perfect fit
for Super Smash Bros. I love the world and character designs of that series and I really hope Nintendo revives it
someday. A Nintendo Puzzle Collection remake for Switch with online functionality would just make my day. :D
It makes me happy to see new faces come on even after the trash fire that was Ultimate speculation (for us, at least). Welcome to the group!Hi! I'd like to support Lip for Super Smash Bros.
Ever since I played Panel de Pon and Nintendo Puzzle Collection I thought that Lip would make a perfect fit
for Super Smash Bros. I love the world and character designs of that series and I really hope Nintendo revives it
someday. A Nintendo Puzzle Collection remake for Switch with online functionality would just make my day. :D
Thank you, guys! It's nice to be here!Then you are pretty much like me!
Welcome aboard, nice to have you here!
Lip's Mii costume is great, but I've already given my thoughts on it. It's a nice consolation prize, but I won't be satisfied until we get the real Lippy.so yo, i've been playing Mii Brawler and Mii Swordfighter recently with the Nia/Lip costume. And dude. I love playing as them. Somehow today, I've begun to accept Mii costumes for what they are. Maybe it's the voice changer that plays a part of that acceptance. Somehow, now it feels like a dream come true that I can match-up Lip against tons of Nintendo characters, even if its far from the original source material.