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Dude, I don't know how to tell you that, but being a"favorite character" was NEVER a requirement for getting into Smash Bros.. Ever. Iconography and fame aren't some kind of Animal Crossing Items sacred thing to consume. The single thing Sakurai has ever said about the subject is the figures he puts in need to be out of a video game (of course ) and be in a position to have a realized moveset in Smash. That's it. And judging from all of the decades of"Ridley too big" and his role as a boss-monster in Smash, I envision Sakurai himself had difficulty imagining Ridley smash-ified, which is why his inclusion took so long. Uh no, it's not though. The shape, proportions and structure of Ridley's model in smash are not at all like how he is in the first Metroid.
And wanting have a personality with a feel that fits in to Smash is a lot harder than you're making it out. It isn't only about the move set not being complicated, in regards to the character feeling like they belong in this smash-ified universe, while still being recognizably that personality. Maybe this is a more vague thought than I could get across, so I want to try using an illustration. While every one the characters in that game are recognizably these characters, the way that they move in the game, the way they fight, how they play off of each other, only... does not really work. Something about it constantly seems, and doesn't quite feel as a cohesive game. And that's what I'm talking about; creating a balance where a character is recognizably still the personality they are, while also making them feel"right" in the circumstance of a party fighting game like this.
Regardless of if you agree or not, Sakurai clearly did not feel like he would pull off that balance in Brawl and Smash 4 with Ridley, but was completely aware of his importance (hence his standing a supervisor ).People are just tired of Ninteno's increasing failure to deliver. Their Immediate announcements have been yawnworthy. Switch is SUCH a cool system but it feels underutilized for their important IP. The biggest slap in the face to everyone is purchasing this particular system, and 4 decades later still no mention of half of their major IP. Lots of little indie games and quirky Japanese ports. Remakes of games no one asked for, without a remakes of the ones people are requesting for. They just seem completely deaf to their fanbase, and not just that, HOSTILE for their fanbase in many ways (shutting down fan mods of games, DMCAing youtubers, the crush controversy, etc ).
It's just difficult to a lot of people to see among their favorite sport businesses languish like this, myself included. It feels like you're cheated purchasing this system and hardly any significant franchise/AAA names are released on it.
I agree. Can it be Iwata dying? Reggie leaving? Or only an overall shift in company mindset? It's really disappointing. I'm not really into Xbox and PS, I have always been a Nintendo fan girl. I used to appreciate the way they appeared to care more about creating entertaining games instead of just money. It simply feels like the spark has gone. I am hoping it comes backagain. .
Entirely agree. I was confident that Nintendo would know the expectations which would include announcing a 50 second general direct rather than using the"miniature" qualifier or even simply doing many of these statements via twitter like they have been performing for the last year. However, I was wrong. They sincerely seem to think that guide was worth the entire year + wait and we haven't gotten any advice on major franchises such as you mentioned, and somehow got a 2022 date for a sequel to a game which honestly does not need one. Splatoon 2 felt more like a growth than worthy of becoming a full fledged sequel, but guessed they would do what they do with Smash and kart and release one per console, but today they are just giving us another one that most probably won't be different and probably could have better been served as an expansion than a full online sequel. Meanwhile no Metroid news. Not even a remaster announcement which people have been claiming has been coming for like 3 years now I believe. I don't doubt at all the majority of you who are whining are young adult/adult players. You all need to remember that Nintendo's focused market are kids, families, and casual players. While they have thrown more mature/"hardcore" players a couple titles such as BOTW, Fire Emblem, and Animal Crossing New Horizons Nook Miles Ticket the bonus levels in Odyssey, one of the main focuses are having gameplay that is accessible to as many individuals as possible.
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You know, I get this now we all understand Ike and Animal Crossing Items Marth as having completely different playstyles, but as a participant who began occasionally playing Brawl at my buddy's home, I had a whole lot of difficulty telling apart Marth from Ike. With Byleth, even casuals could tell them apart as a result of their powerful bow, lance, Warlock Punch-like down special, and alts, but as a complete casual, the one thing I remembered about Ike and Marth from using them at Subspace was that among them felt more powerful and a little more fun.
Even though Ike isn't a Marth clone, I believe that it can be hard for total casuals who have only played with them once to articulate what makes them different. I think Sakurai realized this, which is why he chose to proceed with Robin as the new FE rep for Smash 4 instead of Chrom and not one of those non-echo FE characters have relied entirely on sword moves since then.
The shift to older Ike in Smash4 additionally helped to differentiate him visually from Marth. I really don't know why they made youthful Ike the default option in Ultimate (though I like his youthful design better).
Forum-style is honestly much better in certain ways. I really despise how smash info is currently distributed in various WordPress threads where you have to adhere to the ideal amount of individuals to even access and then you also can't get or read decent longform discussion. Looking for older information on twitter is also a huge pain in the ass.
I was about when the Brawl dojo was a thing and remember a lot of the parting from Brawl's hayday. The biggest turnaround for me has always been Subspace, it had been broadly despised back in the day but now it seems popular.
People are always the same but the context changes. Back then, we did not have the background of nintendo and nintendo universes clashing as we do now. Back then folks will see both completely different genres and be reluctant concerning cross overs. Of course we see it as absurd now but perhaps back then we would view it with caution.
Something you will notice very quickly if you look is that it was never on the swords, they simply needed their sword fighter. The most obvious case in point is people pleading for buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Items Dante because he's a cool edgy character and putting down the sword fighters we get since they are anime, which is bad and helpless because it is anime.
