If you pay attention, people in the first trailer fall down at the same speed as they do in the second trailer. The ground combat also moves at the same speed. Nobody complained about the speed in the original trailer, and I believe that the reason why it seemed slow in the second trailer was because they wanted to show each character's moves in more detail, and they couldn't do that if the trailer went too fast. And of course, it will play much faster once professionals learn it. In conclusion, I don't think that we need to worry about the speed of this game.
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To those worried about the speed in the second trailer
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Sensai
Smash Master
Also, to add to the first post, the gameplay footage shown from Melee before it was released was also very very slow.
Check out IGN if you doubt me, but I'm not going to dig up any vids.
Check out IGN if you doubt me, but I'm not going to dig up any vids.
http://cubemovies.ign.com/media/spa....ign.com/media/016/016387/vid_241917.html?mu=
Looks like its around the same speed as the second trailer.
Looks like its around the same speed as the second trailer.
Eternal phoenix Fire
Smash Hero
I have no concern for the gameplay speed,I am positive that they will do a good job.
But you know what's funny..The Brawl trailer looked faster than that Melee Trailer. O.O
But you know what's funny..The Brawl trailer looked faster than that Melee Trailer. O.O
Dylan_Tnga
Smash Master
the melee trailer looks slow as ***, and its the fastest fighting game ever made pretty much. You cant really tell anything, and even paranoid ''omg what if brawl sucks'' people like myself can live with that >.>
cyberdemon
Smash Journeyman
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I don't think there's too much difference in the speeds. And if there's any difference, it won't be as drastic as some people say.
But if brawl's speed is way slower, it won't even matter, because people will definitively play it anyways.
But if brawl's speed is way slower, it won't even matter, because people will definitively play it anyways.
KoopaKoot
Smash Apprentice
It's probably slowed down, so It will be much faster when it comes out. A video can never really capture the true speed.....
JesiahTEG
Smash Master
If brawl's speed is slower, no one will play and smashboards is done for. Just kidding. It will be fine.
Adi
Smash Lord
The reason why a lot of people are scared aren't because of the trailer but because if Sakurai's cryptic comment that the gameplay speed will be "moderated"
Dylan_Tnga
Smash Master
True, but even most noobs play faster than that trailer.
Sensai
Smash Master
Ok, fine. You people made me look up one of the Melee vids I was referring to. Here, take a look. It's 'Yoshi level in action.'
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/016/016387/vids_3.html
The freeze frames are MUCH longer then they are in the actual game. I'm almost sure there's no dispute there.
http://media.cube.ign.com/media/016/016387/vids_3.html
The freeze frames are MUCH longer then they are in the actual game. I'm almost sure there's no dispute there.
Jihnsius
Smash Lord
The only change in speed in the gameplay of the Melee trailer is when they're demonstrating specific moves. The actual gameplay footage is the same speed.
Jihnsius
Smash Lord
Is it just me or does the environment detail seem different in that clip?
Devastlian
Smash Lord
Ya, a lot of the stages went through changes from the announcement up until the release. For example, Yoshi's Story was bigger and had different quirks, you could go inside the Great Bay's lab, there was an extra platform in Hyrule Temple, pipes in Mushroom Kingdom etc.