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Lemme just say
As someone who loves Yoshi's Island on the SNES
**** this level lol
As someone who loves Yoshi's Island on the SNES
**** this level lol
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I would have gone with Incineroar's tagline: {blank} Enters the Ring!What would you have gone with?
Little Mac Knocks Out the Competition!I would have gone with Incineroar's tagline: {blank} Enters the Ring!
Since that's no longer an option, I struggled coming up with alternate taglines.
Here is one: Little Mac Joins the Big Leagues!
Here's another: Little Mac Goes in for the Knockout!
Y'know, when I was younger - maybe around 7 or something, idk, it wasn't too long before Galaxy - I remember playing one of those game-things at a Wal-mart, but only for a few moments (might not have even played it, probably just viewed) and I swear my memory is telling me there was a 3D Yoshi game on it. I just remember some brown cave-area underground with some light coming from a torch or something on the wall or maybe elsewhere, graphics seemed Mario-esque, and I swear the player-character was Yoshi with his arms swaying in his idle, though I guess it could've been some other green character...but I don't think it was Luigi or any human...I still like the game, but man wouldn't it be nice to have a real overworld for once (and maybe a 3D Yoshi game while they're at it). Woolly World had something in the ballpark of that with a free roaming Yosh, but ultimately it was still a world map
Those are all good taglines.Little Mac Knocks Out the Competition!
Little Mac Rings the Bell!
Little Mac Defends His Title!
This postThose would imply that Little Mac is capable of winning matches.
I understand that, I didn’t mean to make it sound that simple. Though with your mention of collectibles, I wonder if a 3D open world Yoshi would work as a Banjo-Kazooie style collectathon.Well you see, 2D Yoshi isn't just Mario replaced with a different character. Levels are designed differently and are generally longer and have a heavy focus on collectibles. Aside from the collectibles, they're more in line with Kirby games. That's why I chose those options for 3D, they seem more in line with the spirit of Yoshi rather than SM64, SMG and so on
Luckily, we have aI understand that, I didn’t mean to make it sound that simple. Though with your mention of collectibles, I wonder if a 3D open world Yoshi would work as a Banjo-Kazooie style collectathon.
Well considering the original Donkey Kong Countries had some minor collectathon elements but the 3D follow-up went insane with how much to collect, it's a possibilityI understand that, I didn’t mean to make it sound that simple. Though with your mention of collectibles, I wonder if a 3D open world Yoshi would work as a Banjo-Kazooie style collectathon.
Yeah, maybe not have DK64 levels of collecting...Well considering the original Donkey Kong Countries had some minor collectathon elements but the 3D follow-up went insane with how much to collect, it's a possibility
I still stand by that DK64 would be a gorillion times more fun if it had an on-demand Kong switch.Yeah, maybe not have DK64 levels of collecting...
How would that work? Some sort of Kong-Omnitrix?I still stand by that DK64 would be a gorillion times more fun if it had an on-demand Kong switch.
It'd be bunches more manageable, but as it is, it's Krool to the player to have to do soo much backtracking.
I still stand by that DK64 would be a gorillion times more fun if it had an on-demand Kong switch.
It'd be bunches more manageable, but as it is, it's Krool to the player to have to do soo much backtracking.
I know there's a mod that KazeEmanuar made that just has an invisible tag barrel float over your head. It's a bit buggy since DK64 seems to be held together with string, but it's no big deal.I do not like the bechdel test. As both a writer and a woman it is incredibly reductive.
How would that work? Some sort of Kong-Omnitrix?
Don’t look to it as a test of quality. A lot of bad movies have passed it but a ton of good movies haven’t.I do not like the bechdel test. As both a writer and a woman it is incredibly reductive.
I suppose.... I’m just not that big a fan of hammerspace. It feels..... lazy.I know there's a mod that KazeEmanuar made that just has an invisible tag barrel float over your head. It's a bit buggy since DK64 seems to be held together with string, but it's no big deal.
It really wouldn't be any stranger than how in the 2D games, if your Kong gets hit, your buddy runs off, only to find them moments later trapped in a barrel.
Could just have them run on screen and like, do a hand slap like they do in DKC when you swap between Diddy and Donkey.I suppose.... I’m just not that big a fan of hammerspace. It feels..... lazy.
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Agreed. Reductivism is extremely common among those that wish to be politically active but haven't sufficiently studied political theory.I do not like the bechdel test. As both a writer and a woman it is incredibly reductive.
Still incredibly frustrating when I took my lgbt lives and gender studies classes in college and every time a movie was brought up the professor or a student would point out if it passes it or not Like it was a genuine critique. As a writer, I am not a fan of rules and guidelines for my stories. It’s why I have such a problem writing with prompts, and although almost every character I create eventually ends up as some form of woman (I struggle with creating non-token make characters, ironically), if you demand that I have to write in a conversation like that if becomes the single last thing I will ever want to do and I will aggressively fight against it. Happens every time someone puts any kind of limit on my creativity.Don’t look to it as a test of quality. A lot of bad movies have passed it but a ton of good movies haven’t.
I don’t doubt that. I just don’t want the method of doing it to feel.... gamey? Is that the right word? Maybe if it was a whistle or something..... Just a way for it to be natural and not “for his side b Crash pulls a polar bear out of thin air”.Could just have them run on screen and like, do a hand slap like they do in DKC when you swap between Diddy and Donkey.
Honestly, with an on-demand swap, DK64 actually feels rather fun and not tedious at all, IMO at least.
Honestly, I would rather let my film get banned in China. That kind of act of protest could get the studio “woke points” and publicity too. Especially because another type of character I have trouble writing for is a straight one.Agreed. Reductivism is extremely common among those that wish to be politically active but haven't sufficiently studied political theory.
It is also a way to use gay characters as a way to market wokeness, but if you noticed, almost no major film has explicit homosexuality (only implied) so that they can still market their films in China, where homosexuality is still culturally frowned upon.
.........meat.......god?I don’t doubt that. I just don’t want the meat god of doing it to feel.... gamey? Is that the right word? Maybe if it was a whistle or something..... Just a way for it to be natural and not “for his side b Crash pulls a polar bear out of thin air”.
Honestly, I would rather let my film get banned in China. That kind of act of protest could get the studio “woke points” and publicity too. Especially because another type of character I have trouble writing for is a straight one.
It’s so weird. Remember how in the 80s and 90s “girl” was considered a personality trait? That’s how I am with “boy” and “straight”. I know that’s just as horrible and I’m trying to train myself to reduce that prejudice. It’s just.... not a perspective I can easily place myself in. Heck, I couldn’t even understand it when I was technically living it.
I played if with a guide and I have no shame. Made my experience 10 times more fun (even if I didn’t get the last dozen jiggies) There should have been more levels, not bigger ones. A map with objective markers would be helpful though if altering the level design is out of the question.Still
Nothing will fix Banjo-Tooie unless you shrink all the maps down.
I like a lot of the things in Tooie, but, bigger isn't always better. When I'm spending most of my time using Talon Trot just because the levels are soo huge with, frankly, not a whole lot to do in them, it's tedious.
I don't think anyone would blame you for playing with a guide.I played if with a guide and I have no shame. Made my experience 10 times more fun (even if I didn’t get the last dozen jiggies) There should have been more levels, not bigger ones. A map with objective markers would be helpful though if altering the level design is out of the question.
Damn autocorrect. I meant to say method..........meat.......god?
I too write stories, and since I think of them in a very futuristic setting, gender is almost completely ignored when creating characters, as gender expectations will be very different 1,000 years from now.Still incredibly frustrating when I took my lgbt lives and gender studies classes in college and every time a movie was brought up the professor or a student would point out if it passes it or not Like it was a genuine critique. As a writer, I am not a fan of rules and guidelines for my stories. It’s why I have such a problem writing with prompts, and although almost every character I create eventually ends up as some form of woman (I struggle with creating non-token make characters, ironically), if you demand that I have to write in a conversation like that if becomes the single last thing I will ever want to do and I will aggressively fight against it. Happens every time someone puts any kind of limit on my creativity.
No, no this is better. Meat god is absolutely perfect.Damn autocorrect. I meant to say method.
You never know. Some people insist that you haven’t actually beaten a game unless you use no guides and play on an actual CRT on original hardware and somehow go back in time to the 90s.I don't think anyone would blame you for playing with a guide.
Those levels are ****ing massive.
Can I have my Beyond Meat™ Vegan God to worship?No, no this is better. Meat god is absolutely perfect.
Money talks, and China is full of money.I don’t doubt that. I just don’t want the method of doing it to feel.... gamey? Is that the right word? Maybe if it was a whistle or something..... Just a way for it to be natural and not “for his side b Crash pulls a polar bear out of thin air”.
Honestly, I would rather let my film get banned in China. That kind of act of protest could get the studio “woke points” and publicity too. Especially because another type of character I have trouble writing for is a straight one.
It’s so weird. Remember how in the 80s and 90s “girl” was considered a personality trait? That’s how I am with “boy” and “straight”. I know that’s just as horrible and I’m trying to train myself to reduce that prejudice. It’s just.... not a perspective I can easily place myself in. Heck, I couldn’t even understand it when I was technically living it.
True. But theirs nothing wrong with changing a characters race or sexuality every once and a while just to give a preexisting franchise more flavor without overbloating it.I too write stories, and since I think of them in a very futuristic setting, gender is almost completely ignored when creating characters, as gender expectations will be very different 1,000 years from now.
Hell, just yesterday I saw someone argue that Senran Kagura is sexist because of the focus on male sexuality, but I always argue that sexY ≠ sexIST. Video games are entertainment, and if something provokes a male power fantasy, that's fine.
It kind of reminds me of Anita Sarkeezian's critique of women's portrayal in video games. Yes, there are clear tropes, but for old franchises like Mario, it is way too reductive to say that a damsel in distress is sexist. Rather, the culture of the 80s was sexist, as video games were marketed as toys back then, and in the West, toys were separated into boy's and girl's toys. It was ultimately a coin flip that led to video games being marketed mostly to boys.
To me, the answer is not changing what's already around, but to keep multiple demographics in mind in the future. Some games like Senran Kagura will always appeal to male power fantasies, and that's ok. Instead of removing that, we should make MORE games that are targeted for other demographics.
It sounds too.... suggestive.No, no this is better. Meat god is absolutely perfect.
Snake no, no gutter mind, you were doing soo good.True. But theirs nothing wrong with changing a characters race or sexuality every once and a while just to give a preexisting franchise more flavor without overbloating it.
Also, peach is better when she’s playable and she should be as much of a mainstay player character as Mario and Luigi. Would force Nintendo to be way more creative.
It sounds too.... suggestive.
Like I said. It’s all about figuring out the right way to pitch something and making them think it was their idea. Anyone who wants to make movies needs to read books on salesmanship if they wanna get buy. Because in that moment, you are selling a product.Can I have my Beyond Meat™ Vegan God to worship?
Money talks, and China is full of money.
But a Smash Bros. social thread is probably not the best place for me to start explaining the problems with Capitalism.
What gutter? I’m up in the skies flying with a cape. Not a single thing in my mind is rated over PG-13.Snake no, no gutter mind, you were doing soo good.
Yeah, but it's like Ben says, China is a massive market. We don't realize it, but China makes a MASSIVE profit for Hollywood, that's why movie writers are soo hesitant to do stuff like that.Like I said. It’s all about figuring out the right way to pitch something and making them think it was their idea. Anyone who wants to make movies needs to read books on salesmanship if they wanna get buy. Because in that moment, you are selling a product.