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he's ten times less important than Toadette....this is the Geno Topic.oh god, you people acutally thought Waluigi would stand in another Mario characters way of being playable?
None of us here wanted Waluigi over more deserving Mario Characters...like geno.
How is it possible? Geno is losing!!! to a Pokemon !!!!
I assume everyone in this thread has voted for him... wii need moar peoplezzz!!!For me? I think that the odds of Waluigi being playable were so bad that it really doesn't affect the chances of anyone.
True. He was created by Camelot, but Camelot is a second-party developer for Nintendo (since 1998). It's very possible that Nintendo reserves the rights to all characters created for the Mario sports games. Now, if there is documentation somewhere that states that Waluigi is owned solely by Camelot, then I might be singing a different tune, but in reality, that boosts Isaac's shot more-so than it does Geno.
Camelot has not developed for a system outside of Nintendo since Shining Force III in 1998. They entered a partnership with Nintendo to develop Mario Golf and Tennis, and they've been developing exclusively for Nintendo ever since. As far as I know, they haven't spilled the beans on any titles that could even be considerred a non-Nintendo product.
I'd say that the distance between the two is farther than you'd think. Camelot has a pretty healthy, exclusive relationship with Nintendo. Square, on the other hand, has only recently made attempts to reestablish the bonds of their past endeavors. They are still making several titles for non-Nintendo systems, and, from what I've heard, they are directing a lot of their attention toward the XBOX and both handhelds.
The situation hasn't really changed. Square and Camelot are two very different companies, with two very different positions.If this is true, then Geno has way less obstacles to enter Brawl as a PC than i thought before.
I just realized something...
Do you guys think because of Waluigi's confirmation as an AT, it increases Geno's chances? think about it.
Camelot created Waluigi, but because of his affiliation to the Mario universe, it's only appropriate that he be in Nintendo games, specifically Mario games (obviously).
Camelot, like Square, is also a 3rd party developer, they've made games for Sony ont he Playstation and Sega for the Sega Saturn. They have a partnership with Nintendo now, but they are still officially 3rd party.
Although Square and Nintendo havent always been on the best terms, they're obviously showing that they're at least starting to reforming their bonds, so technically they're almost in the same position as Camelot when it comes to Nintendo.
If this is true, then Geno has way less obstacles to enter Brawl as a PC than i thought before.
Yea, i understand, a lot of that is true, it was just a thought anyways.
Haha, very true.
). That isn't really fair game, but I guess there's nothing in the rules that say they can't vote :/. And like LCHS said, he's basically going against the whole PK community. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't get passed this round, but I say we give them one hell of a fight.QFT
*points and laughs*
You think an obscure character like that would have EVER gotten into Melee? He had what, like, one game? He's 2D! He certainly WOULDN'T have a moveset and even IF he WAS in Melee there would probably be some obscure objective to unlock him. Don't even get me started on what kind of a stage he would have.. what would it be? Flat? Would there be little tools that fall down and try to KO you or something? Sorry but Game and Watch in Melee.... hey.. wait a second O_O.I'm pretty sure Geno and Megaman will both get in...bomberman has pretty low chances.
