huh the one i forgot was the one i played, embarrassingWell LMJ DX and Snack World are definitely out in the West.
Is that Ni No Kuni game out yet?
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huh the one i forgot was the one i played, embarrassingWell LMJ DX and Snack World are definitely out in the West.
Is that Ni No Kuni game out yet?
Yeah that one's out as well.huh the one i forgot was the one i played, embarrassing
only that theyre working on itIn Japan they got a bit more out though I suppose. Does Yo-Kai Watch 4 have a Western release yet?
And maybe one day his masterpieces will get to be featured in Smash too...Did You Know?
— Layton Series (@LaytonSeries) March 9, 2020
The Layton series composer, Tomohito Nishiura, wanted to use an accordion right from the start, and shaped the series' music around what he imagined European picture books would sound like. His iconic music is showcased in every Layton game. pic.twitter.com/RwqVgUr7ph
favourite layton song huh? hmm the ones that stick out in my memory the most are the prof's theme, desocle's theme and the original puzzle theme so them i supposeAnd maybe one day his masterpieces will get to be featured in Smash too...
I probably asked this before, but what's your favourite Layton series songs? Generally speaking, it doesn't necessarily have to fit Smash's atmosphere.
Kass’ Theme and Terry’s Pasta song give me serious Layton vibes, it’s like I can almost hear Tomohito Nishiura’s music in smash already.And maybe one day his masterpieces will get to be featured in Smash too...
It's gotta be the Professor's theme. That tweet mentions the composer built the soundtrack around the accordion and it shows, such an amazing, hauntingly mysterious song. I agree that it totally sounds like a picture book!And maybe one day his masterpieces will get to be featured in Smash too...
I probably asked this before, but what's your favourite Layton series songs? Generally speaking, it doesn't necessarily have to fit Smash's atmosphere.
His songs are so engraved into my mind to the point that pretty much any song with an accordion (especially if violins and pianos are thrown into the mix) makes me think of the Layton series.Kass’ Theme and Terry’s Pasta song give me serious Layton vibes, it’s like I can almost hear Tomohito Nishiura’s music in smash already.
in terms of favorite songs, Curtain of Night and Folsense theme for me.
Heh, good to see I'm not the only one who instantly associates the accordion with the Layton games.His songs are so engraved into my mind to the point that pretty much any song with an accordion (especially if violins and pianos are thrown into the mix) makes me think of the Layton series.
Which is why every time Yoko Shimomura composes another song with an accordion in Smash only makes me want to see Layton in join the battle all the more.
I feel like Tomohito Nishiura made that instrument pretty iconic to the series, much like how the Ocarina is often associated with the Zelda series and all, but maybe that just me..
Its quite something, even with some songs on Youtube you can find some people mentioning the Layton series with any videogame based songs that make use of the Accordion.Heh, good to see I'm not the only one who instantly associates the accordion with the Layton games.
Well at least this one didn't mention Phoenix as to why Layton would be "unlikely"...Ayy, Professor Layton made it one way or another in Backseat Game Development's latest video:
If you didn't know already, the channel released a video a few days back trying to predict the characters of the Fighter's Pass 2 using rather... "ratchet" mathematics. The video I linked is a sequel of sorts that's trying to close up any loopholes and impracticalities that make certain characters 100% unlikely to get in Smash due to the oh-so-perfect math. It's an absolutely bonkers video, but one that's rather entertaining, especially if you love math. There's no calculus or number theory or mathematical structures in here, but still. I'd give it a watch.
Anyway, the sequel to the video recognizes Professor Layton (at around the 3:40 mark), and while - unfortunately, I should add - the video shortly goes on to say that Professor Layton is very unlikely to be in the next Pass (again, due to the first video's "math"), I'm still very glad that, at the end of the day, Professor Layton is at least seen as a viable character in Smash by quite a number of people, even if it's only from a YouTube channel. I haven't watched the entirety of the video yet, but I just wanted to post it here for anyone who is interested, wants a laugh, or just wants to be happy seeing that more people talk about Professor Layton potentially being a Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter.
wait someone tried to use maths to predict sakurai? theyre in for a shockAyy, Professor Layton made it one way or another in Backseat Game Development's latest video:
If you didn't know already, the channel released a video a few days back trying to predict the characters of the Fighter's Pass 2 using rather... "ratchet" mathematics. The video I linked is a sequel of sorts that's trying to close up any loopholes and impracticalities that make certain characters 100% unlikely to get in Smash due to the oh-so-perfect math. It's an absolutely bonkers video, but one that's rather entertaining, especially if you love math. There's no calculus or number theory or mathematical structures in here, but still. I'd give it a watch.
Anyway, the sequel to the video recognizes Professor Layton (at around the 3:40 mark), and while - unfortunately, I should add - the video shortly goes on to say that Professor Layton is very unlikely to be in the next Pass (again, due to the first video's "math"), I'm still very glad that, at the end of the day, Professor Layton is at least seen as a viable character in Smash by quite a number of people, even if it's only from a YouTube channel. I haven't watched the entirety of the video yet, but I just wanted to post it here for anyone who is interested, wants a laugh, or just wants to be happy seeing that more people talk about Professor Layton potentially being a Smash Bros. Ultimate fighter.
i remember having a similar thought with the ocarina and zelda, i hope you fair better with your planHold up, I think I'm gonna learn how to play an accordion to play Professor Layton songs. I sometimes forgot it's like a much harder piano with airbags in it.
Layton's theme itself is pretty especially. I especially loved when it turned up in the crossover, as it always accompanied Layton explaining something in the courtroom and felt surprisingly epic in a laid-back way.And maybe one day his masterpieces will get to be featured in Smash too...
I probably asked this before, but what's your favourite Layton series songs? Generally speaking, it doesn't necessarily have to fit Smash's atmosphere.
Currently my #1 most wanted. He was second to Robin during Sm4sh speculation and second to Joker for Ultimate, but those pipedream hopes worked out pretty well for me.Just wondering for the regulars of this thread, where does Layton place in your list of most wanted characters?
For me Professor Layton in my most wanted, with Phoenix as a close 2nd, but what about y'all?
I don't do lists, but if I did Layton would place pretty high in it.Just wondering for the regulars of this thread, where does Layton place in your list of most wanted characters?
For me Professor Layton in my most wanted, with Phoenix as a close 2nd, but what about y'all?
Same here, Layton and Phoenix are pretty much my biggest priorities, they are in my opinion both some of the biggest glaring absences from Ultimate as far as any acknowledgement in general goes from these two franchises. Once their in I'd be pretty much satisfied with Ultimate or maybe Smash as a whole.Just wondering for the regulars of this thread, where does Layton place in your list of most wanted characters?
For me Professor Layton in my most wanted, with Phoenix as a close 2nd, but what about y'all?
He's been most wanted since Smash 4!Just wondering for the regulars of this thread, where does Layton place in your list of most wanted characters?
For me Professor Layton in my most wanted, with Phoenix as a close 2nd, but what about y'all?
Sounds like a plan, I'd suppose some Neku fans would want to join in too.Mama>Layton>Wright in that order
Since there's an overlap of fans between all 3 franchises, I propose we call ourselves "The DS 3" after the Big Three from the Sm4sh days.
Think about it, if it caught on it would increase the support for all 3 characters tremendously, what's more it would generate Fan Art and help the overlooked DS era potentially get a rep for once that's not from Pokémon!
to be fair there are other nintendo eras that are far more over lookedMama>Layton>Wright in that order
Since there's an overlap of fans between all 3 franchises, I propose we call ourselves "The DS 3" after the Big Three from the Sm4sh days.
Think about it, if it caught on it would increase the support for all 3 characters tremendously, what's more it would generate Fan Art and help the overlooked DS era potentially get a rep for once that's not from Pokémon!
There is literally only one playable character though, and a Pokemon at that...to be fair there are other nintendo eras that are far more over looked
well there's the virtual boy (commercial failure)There is literally only one playable character though, and a Pokemon at that...
What other era's are as overlooked as the DS asides from the Wii U and Switch I suppose?
Although those are kind of understandable as the former didn't bring in too many new games/IP's due to its very short life and support and the latter only just recently turning three years old and just now getting its first character..
Yeah, it's just a silly prediction video, although as a math nerd I thought the math was pretty cool. The video is also very well done, and the creator isn't biased when it comes to choosing his predictions. Like he says, he works with the math and nothing else. I'm just glad he recognized Layton is all, really.Well at least this one didn't mention Phoenix as to why Layton would be "unlikely"...
Seems to be a pretty funny and silly video (Imagine trying to predict Masahiro Sakurai through Math's and Science, heh...)
It would be nice to see a fairly big Youtuber fully backing up Layton seriously though ...
I'm not sure if I would really include something like the Satellaview as its own era since it was more of an add on to the Super Famicom if I recall, might as well include the 64DD in that case I suppose.well there's the virtual boy (commercial failure)
the sattleview (co owned with a third party company)
the pre nes arcade era (unless you count all the arcade games as a whole)
the colour tv games (not very character driven)
like i said they had good reason
Just looked him up, gosh for a second I thought that was Geno...Harry from Teleroboxer is pretty much it, as far as noteworthy characters from the Virtual Boy go. Unless you count the Jack Bros, anyway.
I think third parties pretty much helped define the DS outside of the likes of of Nintendogs and Brain age etc. Much like the SNES which was also well known for its third party support.Meanwhile, the DS relied on a lot of gimmick games that sometimes were one-shot, so you didn't have too much in the way of character-driven ones unless you went the third-party route. This hurt the Ouendan/EBA series in particular, since that relied on a lot of licensed songs.
like i said they all their reasons for not being includedI'm not sure if I would really include something like the Satellaview as its own era since it was more of an add on to the Super Famicom if I recall, might as well include the 64DD in that case I suppose.
The arcade's have quite a few characters in there I believe, especially if you include third parties.
The Virtual Boy Nintendo seems to treat more as a meme these day's. I think its unironically also the only console present in Ultimate at the Gamer stage (Unless you count those buildings shaped like Nintendo consoles in WoL I suppose.) Not sure what kind of games it had that stand out though...
As far as Nintendo's main console and handheld lineups go, I think the DS did get quite the short end of the stick though, playable character wise, especially since its pretty much Nintendo's most successful system of all time.
perhaps sakurais just bias against itI think third parties pretty much helped define the DS outside of the likes of of Nintendogs and Brain age etc. Much like the SNES which was also well known for its third party support.
Considering Smash has been going all out with third parties these days. I don't see why we can't have at least one character from the DS era in there...
Come now, Meteos didn't do that poorly did it....?perhaps sakurais just bias against it
well its third party isnt it? could be a bit of a fiddly licence for something he may not do much with. i think theres a few of his games that arent in smash, im sure he made a virtual pet about beetlesCome now, Meteos didn't do that poorly did it....?
A bit odd it never appeared in Smash though..
Perhaps, I guess the closest nod to Meteos in Smash is probably those little stick figure enemies from Subspace Emissary that kind of resemble them I suppose...well its third party isnt it? could be a bit of a fiddly licence for something he may not do much with. i think theres a few of his games that arent in smash, im sure he made a virtual pet about beetles
No idea. At the rate things are going, they might get deconfirmed simply because they haven't gotten around to include any spirit material from the company before the support period ends, let alone any characters.Ya think Level-5 will be able to manage to get a character in there?
Right, the investors, when is their next meeting again?The middle of the month would be a safe bet, but otherwise, I have no clue...
I do know that the fiscal year starts on April 1st (odd day, I know). Apart from that, I don't know when the actual meetings happen, sorry.Right, the investors, when is their next meeting again?
I see, so I take it that we should expect something before then, right?I do know that the fiscal year starts on April 1st (odd day, I know).