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[PeridotGX]

I've run out of ideas, please tell me a character to sprite.

Gonna eat dinner, brb.

I'd like to see either Marx (Kirby series) or Peridot (Steven Universe).

Spoiler: reference pictures

 

[Deleted member]

The real issue is why aren't we talking more about Resident Evil 2.

Who's even heard of Heart Kingdom anyway.

Kingdom Hearts more like Kingdom Farts

Resident Evil more like The Residents Are Drinking Diesel

Let's talk about the REAL game, Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS that game was hella lit

 

[Deleted member]

Kingdom Hearts more like Kingdom Farts

Resident Evil more like The Residents Are Drinking Diesel

Let's talk about the REAL game, Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS that game was hella lit

Preach. PREACHHH.

 

[Just a penguin]

Novice, to think I just had one.

polygamy wins this day

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Would it be correct to say that you are ... Lord of the Rings?

 

[CannonStreak]

Hey guys, if there is no Direct tomorrow, how will this affect the news drought to you?

 

[PeridotGX]

Kingdom Hearts more like Kingdom Farts

Resident Evil more like The Residents Are Drinking Diesel

Let's talk about the REAL game, Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS that game was hella lit

I never thought I could hear pure, concentrated truth in one Smashboards post.

I was wrong.

 

[Ramen Tengoku]

Hey guys, if there is no Direct tomorrow, how will this affect the news drought to you?

If anything, it'd mean a February Direct is still on the cards

So, no biggie

 

[Noipoi]

Hey guys, if there is no Direct tomorrow, how will this affect the news drought to you?

I'll be just fine. Sure there are some things i'd like to see announced, but i'll survive.

I'll just be waiting for that sweet, sweet Pokemon direct.

 

[Ace C.R.O.S.S.]

I've run out of ideas, please tell me a character to sprite.

Gonna eat dinner, brb.

Phoenix Wright? Please?

 

[staindgrey]

Kingdom Hearts more like Kingdom Farts

Resident Evil more like The Residents Are Drinking Diesel

Let's talk about the REAL game, Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS that game was hella lit

Except it was made completely irrelevant when they released Super Scribblenauts, which was just like the first game except you could ****ing control your character.

 

[Noipoi]

Kingdom Hearts more like Kingdom Farts

Resident Evil more like The Residents Are Drinking Diesel

Let's talk about the REAL game, Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS that game was hella lit

Maxwell for Smash.

 

[Deleted member]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

 

[CannonStreak]

I've run out of ideas, please tell me a character to sprite.

Gonna eat dinner, brb.

Would Super Sonic count?

 

[R O F L]

Hey guys, if there is no Direct tomorrow, how will this affect the news drought to you?

I mean, it's not going to change whether a game is coming out or not, it's just news.
I'd probably just keep waiting.

 

[Deleted member]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

smash like just came out a month ago

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

That's cringing me a bit, ngl.

guess im the only one and one streamer that like them, aw well

 

[Deleted member]

Except it was made completely irrelevant when they released Super Scribblenauts, which was just like the first game except you could ****ing control your character.

something something just because you're correct something something doesn't mean you're right

 

[ccllr]

I no longer remember what watching a Nintendo Direct feels like

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

What do you mean? What about Smash?

 

[Deleted member]

this is one of the many loading screens

thats actually super ****ing adorable

 

[TheMightyP]

Kingdom Hearts more like Kingdom Farts

Resident Evil more like The Residents Are Drinking Diesel

Let's talk about the REAL game, Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS that game was hella lit

Where is the lie?



Also, Maxwell for DLC, Lily as an echo/alt

 

[Noipoi]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

Smash was huge in my opinion.

 

[Deleted member]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

Just because you don't like something doesn't mean it's not a big release.

 

[Deleted member]

smash like just came out a month ago

What do you mean? What about Smash?

Like I said, Smash is great, but a LOT of it is past content that we've already played through, just redone.

Maybe if the online wasn't trash and single-player was more fine tuned, I'd say otherwise.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Nah, I'm just goofin'. They're cute, if a little cheesy.

But so is this whole franchise, so it fits right in. I don't seriously mind them, lol.

oh ripme, cant. read jokes online pff

but yeah, they make me smile tbh it helps I find the whole "Sora getting his first phone" thing adorable

 

[Deleted member]

How much time is left before the update launches?

 

[staindgrey]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

Not in the least bit comparable, since neither Capcom nor Square Enix are console manufacturers and putting two separate companies' big releases on separate consoles back to back to illustrate a fault of a single company-- Nintendo-- not doing the same is pretty disingenuous. The idea of a drought should be applied equally if you're going to compare them. When was Capcom's last big release? Monster Hunter World in January 2018?

Smash was huge in my opinion.

Not just in your opinion. In numbers. It's the fastest selling console exclusive ever, and pushed the Switch to have the biggest month of console sales in a single month in history behind only the Nintendo Wii in its biggest year.

TotsBS is just bored of Smash apparently and wants to blame Nintendo for, uh. Doing well? I guess?

 

[Pakky]

Like I said, Smash is great, but a LOT of it is past content that we've already played through, just redone.

Maybe if the online wasn't trash and single-player was more fine tuned, I'd say otherwise.

Louder!

 

[Ramen Tengoku]

How much time is left before the update launches?

About two hours...

 

[Guh-Huzzah!]

Like I said, Smash is great, but a LOT of it is past content that we've already played through, just redone.

Maybe if the online wasn't trash and single-player was more fine tuned, I'd say otherwise.

Eh, I'd beg to differ. What about spirits? And we haven't gone through anything like WoL before (SSE is different, I'd say) and besides, this logic could go for other games, like Kirby. It's just the same thing but new features and levels.

 

[CannonStreak]

Like I said, Smash is great, but a LOT of it is past content that we've already played through, just redone.

Maybe if the online wasn't trash and single-player was more fine tuned, I'd say otherwise.

Yeah, the first part especially is true, but there is something about Smash that makes it fun to play no matter what in every console generation, ya know.

 

[TheMightyP]

I dunno if it's me, but it really feels like there hasn't been a "big" Nintendo Switch release in a long while. Looking back at this month with Resident Evil and Kingdom Hearts back-to-back, I miss when Nintendo had a consistent pace of releases every month back in 2017.

Smash Ultimate's great, but when you look at it, it's mostly the same song and dance from past Smash games, but looks fantastic. Pokemon Let's Go already is another can of worms. Was hoping for at least another "big" release for this month, but it just feels like Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition is the one "big" release. A No More Heroes side game and another Wii U port ain't cutting it.

I dunno if any y'all have been feeling it lately, was curious.

The reason for the strong push in 2017 was because Nintendo needed it. The Wii U was going to be unplugged very soon and Nintendo needed to start strong after the disaster that was... the Wii U.

Now that they captured a sizable audience, they no longer have to slug big hits after big hits anymore. The big push was at the beginning, so thier job is done.

Also, Smash was the massive holiday push, and it's doing really well.

 

[Deleted member]

Not in the least bit comparable, since neither Capcom nor Square Enix are console manufacturers and putting two separate companies' big releases on separate consoles back to back to illustrate a fault of a single company-- Nintendo-- not doing the same is pretty disingenuous. The idea of a drought should be applied equally if you're going to compare them. When was Capcom's last big release? Monster Hunter World in January 2018?

Your point is strong.
Capcom and Square are just publishers/developers, so they need to focus only on the development of their titles and the marketing. Nintendo however, also has to do tweaks every once in a while to their actual console on the market, work on their online service, manage their official stores around the world, and some other stuff besides their first party titles.

They obviously need to take more time.

 

[Just a penguin]

Yeah, the first part especially is true, but there is something about Smash that makes it fun to play no matter what in every console generation, ya know.

Ok, then I suppose you'll be tripping over yourself to play Brawl.

 

[Deleted member]

What do you all think the biggest surprise was for Ultimate?

 

[CannonStreak]

Ok, then I suppose you'll be tripping over yourself to play Brawl.

Very funny, wise guy! I meant aside from a few disliked things, that is.

But tripping wasn’t much of a bother to me, anyways.

 

[SneakyLink]

Ok, then I suppose you'll be tripping over yourself to play Brawl.

NO NOT THE TRIPPING!!

Jokes aside, Brawl was a personal favorite of mine. It may not have the best physics, but it did have a decent amount of content.

 

[Ramen Tengoku]

Ok, then I suppose you'll be tripping over yourself to play Brawl.

I actually really like Brawl...
In fact, I think it's better than Melee

Not only did it get me into the series, but it was just so fun to play, and it had a nice batch of newcomers

and let's be honest, tripping was barely an issue, unless you were trying to play competitively

Brawl was made to be a party game, first and foremost, and imo, it succeeded in that regard

 

[SnakeFighter64]

What do you all think the biggest surprise was for Ultimate?

Ridley. Then Joker. And hopefully whatever comes next.

 

[Noipoi]

What do you all think the biggest surprise was for Ultimate?

When it comes to fighters, it's absolutely Piranha Plant.

When it comes to the game, the lack of trophies.