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georly

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Alistair Roo said:
Bullshit until proven otherwise.
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Yup, though I do like the idea of DLC being free if you link the 2 games, but possibly being paid if you don't. Rewards people for buying both without making it an exclusive club to people who can't or won't buy both. Give them the option to purchase at a reasonable price.
 
shaowebb

shaowebb

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Storm Kyleis said:
A random guy wrote this on 4chan without proof:
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That whole thing sounds completely false due to the whole Ridley being wingless and growing wings. Sounds like desperate theory crafting to both make him fit on stage for the "too big" argument followers as well as tie into the form the Master Core took making folks want to believe it was the Ridley concept art that inspired it.

The rest though I could honestly see.
 
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Kriken

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Zubz said:
That whole fake leak and Ridley's the bit you go after?
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No, I just stopped reading the leak altogether after that. I know it sounds petty, but leaks involving Ridley as a normal playable character to me generally come across as pandering to Smash fans by telling them what the 'leaker' thinks they want to hear.
 
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IntelliHeath

As in "Heathcliff"
Here is the list of reveal dates.

Super Smash Bros. Melee
Fox - July 7, 2001
Samus - July 10, 2001
Ness - July 17, 2001
Bowser - July 24, 2001
Mario - Aug 7, 2001
Captain Falcon - Aug 14, 2001
Kirby - Aug 21, 2001
Donkey Kong - Sept 4, 2001
Link - Sept 18, 2001
Pikachu - Sept 25, 2001
Peach - Oct 2, 2001
Ice Climbers - Oct 9, 2001
Yoshi - Oct 23, 2001
Sheik - Oct 30, 2001
Zelda - Nov 16, 2001
Luigi - Nov 27, 2001
Marth - Dec 4, 2001
Pichu - Dec 11, 2001
Ganondorf - Dec 18, 2001
Jigglypuff - Dec 25, 2001
Dr. Mario - Jan 1, 2002
Falco - Jan 1, 2002
Mewtwo - Jan 8, 2002
Roy - Jan 15, 2002
Young Link - Jan 22, 2002
Mr. Game and Watch - Jan 29, 2002

Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Link - May 23, 2007
Mario - May 23, 2007
Pit - May 25, 2007
Pikachu - June 7, 2007
Kirby - June 7, 2007
Fox - June 11, 2007
Samus - June 15, 2007
Wario - June 20, 2007
Zelda - June 25, 2007
Bowser - July 3, 2007
Donkey Kong - July 10, 2007
Zero Suit Samus - July 19, 2007
Yoshi - July 24, 2007
Ike - Aug 1, 2007
Pokemon Trainer - Aug 13, 2007
Peach - Aug 17, 2007
Diddy Kong - Aug 22, 2007
Metaknight - Sept 5, 2007
Ice Climbers - Sept 14, 2007
Snake - Sept 21, 2007
Lucas - Oct 1, 2007
Sonic - Oct 10, 2007
King Dedede - Oct 25, 2007
Pikmin & Olimar - Jan 9, 2008
Sheik - Jan 16, 2008
Ness - Feb 1, 2008
Marth - Feb 7, 2008
Luigi - Feb 15, 2008
Falco - Feb 20, 2008
Captain Falcon - Feb 22, 2008
Lucario - Feb 28, 2008
R.O.B. - March 6, 2008
Mr. Game and Watch - March 10, 2008
Ganondorf - March 18, 2008
Jigglypuff - March 25, 2008
Toon Link - March 28, 2008
Wolf - March 31, 2008

Super Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS
Mario - June 11, 2013
Link - June 11, 2013
Pit - June 11, 2013
Kirby - June 11, 2013
Pikachu - June 11, 2013
Fox - June 11, 2013
Bowser - June 11, 2013
Donkey Kong - June 11, 2013
Samus - June 11, 2013
Mega Man - June 11, 2013
Villager - June 11, 2013
Wii Fit Trainer - June 11, 2013
Pikmin & Olimar - July 12, 2013
Luigi - Aug 7, 2013
Peach - Sept 12, 2013
Toon Link - Sept 26, 2013
Sonic - Oct 1, 2013
Marth - Nov 7, 2013
Rosalina & Luma - Dec 18, 2013
Zelda - Dec 26, 2013
King Dedede - Jan 10, 2014
Lucario - Jan 31, 2014
Little Mac - Feb 13, 2014
Diddy Kong - Feb 21, 2014
Zero Suit Samus - April 8, 2014
Sheik - April 8, 2014
Yoshi - April 8, 2014
Charizard - April 8, 2014
Greninja - April 8, 2014
Ike - May 23, 2014
Mii Fighter - June 10, 2014
Palutena - June 10, 2014
Pac Man - June 10, 2014
Lucina - July 14, 2014
Captain Falcon - July 14, 2014
Robin - July 14, 2014
Shulk - Aug 29, 2014
 
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Fiktion

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theprodigy said:
well actually Marth does carry the Fire Emblem around in his games :p
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Interestingly enough it was Smash Bros which got the Fire Emblem downgraded from a shield to an accessory.

In the original Fire Emblem it was Marth's shield. It made sense since Naga gave humanity a tooth and a scale, the tooth became the Falchion and the scale became the Fire Emblem. Shield and sword. Makes sense.

But with Melee Sakurai didn't want Marth being confused with Link so he left out the shield to make him more visually distinct.

Since that was the first time the rest of the world had been introduced to Marth, the image stuck, and with the remakes and in Awakening the Fire Emblem got downgraded.
 
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Dimmle

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Fiktion said:
Interestingly enough it was Smash Bros which got the Fire Emblem downgraded from a shield to an accessory.

In the original Fire Emblem it was Marth's shield. It made sense since Naga gave humanity a tooth and a scale, the tooth became the Falchion and the scale became the Fire Emblem. Shield and sword. Makes sense.

But with Melee Sakurai didn't want Marth being confused with Link so he left out the shield to make him more visually distinct.

Since that was the first time the rest of the world had been introduced to Marth, the image stuck, and with the remakes and in Awakening the Fire Emblem got downgraded.
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Isn't the Emblem just an emblem in FE6? Is that technically post Melee dev?
 
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Spinosaurus

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The more I see Little Mac the more I feel like he actually captures the spirit of being in a boxing match. He seems like a character that you should not be reckless with. Proper footwork (spacing in this case), a sharp mind and dodging maneuvers are key. A character where you absolutely do not want to get hit as. The stage is the ring, going off stage is a down you can't afford.

Exaggerating obviously and not being exactly specific here, but as a boxer myself, I'm exited to try him out.

EDIT: Oh damn this isn't the thread that I intended to post this in lol. Well I'll keep the post here anyway since it's still on topic.
 
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IntelliHeath

As in "Heathcliff"
I found this list very interesting. If people want to play the games to learn anything about the characters that made in Smash.

http://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/2h3uxx/never_knew_a_represented_smash_characters/

Hello all! Going to put a strong warning now

Do remember Rule 8
Do not direct users to sources of pirated content on /r/smashbros. If you wish to find illegal content online, it is up to you to find it.

Anyways, many of us have played Smash. Surprising, yes. (I know there are those lurkers who's first smash game will be the 3ds/wii u version and I welcome you all!) But there's something a lot of us haven't done.
And that is played the games where the characters originated from.
I know for damned sure that half of you haven't played the Mother series or Xenoblade Chronicles. So here's a list of each character and their respective franchise game you can play to past the time until the arrival of Sm4sh. I won't be listing every game, only the ones that stand out from the series. I will also list their general average time of completion.

Mario Series (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Bowser, Doctor Mario, Rosalina & Luma, Bowser Jr.)
Super Mario Bros. 1 to 3 (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 9 hours
Super Mario 64 (N64) - Average Completion Time - 13 hours
Super Mario Sunshine (GC) - Average Completion Time - 25 hours
Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 30 hours
Paper Mario (GC & 3DS) - TTYD & SS - Average Completion Time - 50 hours
Super Mario 3D Land/World (3DS & Wii U) - Average Completion Time - 15 Hours

Yoshi Series (Yoshi)
Super Mario World 2 - Yoshi's Island (SNES/GBA) - Average Completion Time - 8 hours
Yoshi's Story (N64) - Average Completion Time - 10 hours
Yoshi Island DS (DS) - Average Completion Time - 10 hours
Yoshi's New Island (3DS) - Average Completion Time - 13 hours

Donkey Kong Series (Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong)
Donkey Kong (NES) - Average Completion Time - 2 hours
Donkey Kong 64 (N64) - Average Completion Time - 35 hours
Donkey Kong Country (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 5 hours
Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D (N3DS) - Average Completion Time - 15 hours
Donkey Kong Country : Tropical Freeze (Wii U) - Average Completion Time - 17 hours

Wario Series (Wario)
Wario World (GC) - Average Completion Time - 6 hours
Wario Land Shake It! (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 9 hours
Wario Master of Disguise (DS) - Average Completion Time - 12 hours
Wario Land 1-4 (GBC/GBA) - Average Completion Time - *40 hours**
Wario Ware - Touch/Twisted/Smooth Moves (GBA/DS/Wii) - Average Completion Time - *15 hours**
Game And Wario (Wii U) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours

The Legend of Zelda Series (Link, Zelda, Sheik, Ganondorf, Toon Link)
The Legend of Zelda (NES) - Average Completion Time - 10 hours
The Legend of Zelda - A Link to the Past (SNES) - Average Completion Time - 18 hours
TLOZ - Ocarina of Time (N64/3DS) - Average Completion Time - 30 hours
TLOZ - Majora's Mask (N64/GC) - Average Completion Time - 25 hours
TLOZ - Wind Waker (GC/Wii U) - Average Completion Time - 30 hours
TLOZ - Twilight Princess (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 45 hours
TLOZ - Skyward Sword (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 46 hours
TLOZ - Phantom Hourglass & Spirit Tracks (DS) - Average Completion Time - 40 hours
TLOZ - A Link Between World (3DS) - Average Completion Time - 18 hours

Metroid Series (Samus, Zero-Suit Samus)
Metroid & Metroid II - Return of Samus (NES/GBA) - Average Completion Time - 15 hours
Super Metroid (SNES) - Average Completion Time - 8 hours
Metroid Fusion (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 6 hours
Metroid Prime - Triology (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 45 hours
Metroid - Other M (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 10 hours

Kirby Series (Kirby, King Dedede, Meta Knight)
Kirby's Dream Collection (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 22 hours
Kirby Air Ride (GC) - Average Completion Time - 15 hours
Kirby Epic Yarn (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 8 hours
Kirby Squeak Squad (DS) - Average Completion Time - 5 hours
Kirby Triple Deluxe (3DS) - Average Completion Time - 9 hours

Star Fox Series (Fox, Falco, Wolf)
Star Fox 64 (N64) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours
Star Fox Adventures (GC) - Average Completion Time - 15 hours
Star Fox Assault (GC) - Average Completion Time - 6 hours
Star Fox Command (DS) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours

Pokemon Series (Pikachu, Jigglypuff, Pichu, Mewtwo, Squirtle, Ivysaur, Charizard, Lucario, Greninja)
Pokemon Gen 1 (R/B/Y & FR/LG - GBC/GBA) - Average Completion Time -45 hours
Pokemon Gen 2 (G/S/C & HG/SS - GBA/DS) - Average Completion Time -66 hours
Pokemon Gen 3 (S/R/E - GBA) - Average Completion Time -72 hours
Pokemon Gen 4 (D/P/P - DS) - Average Completion Time- 62 hours
Pokemon Gen 5 (B/W[2] - DS) - Average Completion Time -40 hours
Pokemon Gen 6 (X & Y - 3DS) - Average Completion Time -48 hours
Pokemon Colosseum & XD Gale of Darkness (GC) - Average Completion Time -74 hrs

F-Zero Series (Captain Falcon)
F-Zero (SNES) - Average Completion Time -3 hours
F-Zero X (N64) - Average Completion Time -7 hours
F-Zero GX (GC) - Average Completion Time -18 hours
F-Zero Maximum Velocity (GBA) - Average Completion Time -4 hours

Earthbound (Mother) Series (Ness, Lucas)
Mother 1 (Earthbound Zero) (NES) - Average Completion Time -24 hours
Earthbound (Mother 2) (GBA) - Average Completion Time -28 hours
Mother 3 - Average Completion Time -I really wish I knew

Ice Climbers Series (Ice Climbers)
Ice Climber (NES) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours

Fire Emblem Series (English Only) (Marth, Roy, Ike, Robin, Lucina)
Fire Emblem (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 30 hours
Fire Emblem - The Sacred Stones (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 30 hours
Fire Emblem - Path of Radiance (GC) - Average Completion Time - 36 hours
Fire Emblem - Shadow Dragon (DS) - Average Completion Time - 24 hours
Fire Emblem - Radiant Dawn (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 48 hours
Fire Emblem - Awakening (3DS) - Average Completion Time -45 hours

Game And Watch Series (Mr. Game & Watch)
Game and Watch Gallery 1-3 (GBC - Average Completion Time -They are mini games.

Kid Icarus Series (Pit, Palutena, Dark Pit)
Kid Icarus (NES) - Average Completion Time -3 hours
Kid Icarus - Of Myth & Monsters (GB) - Average Completion Time -3 hours
Kid Icarus - Uprising (3DS) - Average Completion Time -30 hours

Pikmin Series (Pikmin and Olimar)
Pikmin 1-3 (GC/Wii U) - Average Completion Time - 40 hours

R.O.B. Series (R.O.B.)
Gyromite & Stack-Up - Average Completion Time - No idea

The Metal Gear Series (Snake)
Metal Gear (PS2) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours
Metal Gear 2 - Solid Snake (PS2) - Average Completion Time - 7 hours
Metal Gear Solid (PS3/Vita) - Average Completion Time - 12 hours
Metal Gear Solid 2 - Sons of Liberty (PS2) - Average Completion Time - 14 hours
Metal Gear Solid 3 - Snake Eater (PS2) - Average Completion Time - 18 hours
Metal Gear Solid 4 - Guns of the Patriots (PS3) - Average Completion Time - 23 hours
Metal Gear Solid 5 - Ground Zeroes (PS3/PS4) - Average Completion Time - 6 hours

Sonic Series (Sonic)
Sonic the Hedgehog (Genesis) - Average Completion Time - 2 hours
Sonic Adventure Battle 2 (GC) - Average Completion Time - 30 hours
Sonic Heroes (GC/PS2) - Average Completion Time - 12 hours
Sonic 2006 (X360) - Average Completion Time - You'll probably quit after 10 minutes
Sonic Generation (3DS/PC/XB/PS3) - Average Completion Time - 8 hours
Sonic Lost Worlds (Wii U) - Average Completion Time - 8 hours

Animal Crossing Series (Villager)
Animal Crossing (GC) - Average Completion Time - 190 hours
Animal Crossing Wild World (DS) - Average Completion Time - 300 hours
Animal Crossing City Folk (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 550 hours
Animal Crossing New Leaf (3DS) - Average Completion Time - 315 hours
(Technically, the Animal Crossing Series play time is infinite.)

Mega Man Series (Mega Man)
Mega Man (NES) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours
Mega Man II (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours
Mega Man X (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours
Mega Man Zero (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours
Megaman III-VIII (Varies) - Average Completion Time - 25 hours

Wii-Fit Series (Wii Fit Trainer, Mii-Fighters)
Wii-Fit/Plus/U (Wii/Wii U) - Average Completion Time - Until you're of healthy weight

Punch-Out!! Series (Little Mac)
Mike Tyson's Punch Out!! (NES) - Average Completion Time - 2 hours
Super Punch Out!! (SNES) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours
Punch Out!! (Wii) (2009) - Average Completion Time - 5 hours

Pac-man Series (Pacman)
Character limit reached, refer here

Xenoblade Chronicles Series (Shulk)
Xenoblade Chronicle - Average Completion Time - 70 hours

Duck Hunt Series (Duck Hunt)
Duck Hunt (NES) - Average Completion Time - 30 minutes

So there you have it. I felt like a lot of people were just playing a character without knowing anything about them, which I feel, is half of what Smash is all about. It's the fact we can choose these characters from different universes to do battle with someone from a different universe.
Anyways, to those who do see it, I hope you find a new series that you enjoy.
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Tripon

Member
IntelliHeath said:
Here is the list of reveal dates.

Super Smash Bros. Melee
Fox - July 7, 2001
Samus - July 10, 2001
Ness - July 17, 2001
Bowser - July 24, 2001
Mario - Aug 7, 2001
Captain Falcon - Aug 14, 2001
Kirby - Aug 21, 2001
Donkey Kong - Sept 4, 2001
Link - Sept 18, 2001
Pikachu - Sept 25, 2001
Peach - Oct 2, 2001
Ice Climbers - Oct 9, 2001
Yoshi - Oct 23, 2001
Sheik - Oct 30, 2001
Zelda - Nov 16, 2001
Luigi - Nov 27, 2001
Marth - Dec 4, 2001
Pichu - Dec 11, 2001
Ganondorf - Dec 18, 2001
Jigglypuff - Dec 25, 2001
Dr. Mario - Jan 1, 2002
Falco - Jan 1, 2002
Mewtwo - Jan 8, 2002
Roy - Jan 15, 2002
Young Link - Jan 22, 2002
Mr. Game and Watch - Jan 29, 2002

Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Link - May 23, 2007
Mario - May 23, 2007
Pit - May 25, 2007
Pikachu - June 7, 2007
Kirby - June 7, 2007
Fox - June 11, 2007
Samus - June 15, 2007
Wario - June 20, 2007
Zelda - June 25, 2007
Bowser - July 3, 2007
Donkey Kong - July 10, 2007
Zero Suit Samus - July 19, 2007
Yoshi - July 24, 2007
Ike - Aug 1, 2007
Pokemon Trainer - Aug 13, 2007
Peach - Aug 17, 2007
Diddy Kong - Aug 22, 2007
Metaknight - Sept 5, 2007
Ice Climbers - Sept 14, 2007
Snake - Sept 21, 2007
Lucas - Oct 1, 2007
Sonic - Oct 10, 2007
King Dedede - Oct 25, 2007
Pikmin & Olimar - Jan 9, 2008
Sheik - Jan 16, 2008
Ness - Feb 1, 2008
Marth - Feb 7, 2008
Luigi - Feb 15, 2008
Falco - Feb 20, 2008
Captain Falcon - Feb 22, 2008
Lucario - Feb 28, 2008
R.O.B. - March 6, 2008
Mr. Game and Watch - March 10, 2008
Ganondorf - March 18, 2008
Jigglypuff - March 25, 2008
Toon Link - March 28, 2008
Wolf - March 31, 2008

Super Smash Bros. Wii U and 3DS
Mario - June 11, 2013
Link - June 11, 2013
Pit - June 11, 2013
Kirby - June 11, 2013
Pikachu - June 11, 2013
Fox - June 11, 2013
Bowser - June 11, 2013
Donkey Kong - June 11, 2013
Samus - June 11, 2013
Mega Man - June 11, 2013
Villager - June 11, 2013
Wii Fit Trainer - June 11, 2013
Pikmin & Olimar - July 12, 2013
Luigi - Aug 7, 2013
Peach - Sept 12, 2013
Toon Link - Sept 26, 2013
Sonic - Oct 1, 2013
Marth - Nov 7, 2013
Rosalina & Luma - Dec 18, 2013
Zelda - Dec 26, 2013
King Dedede - Jan 10, 2014
Lucario - Jan 31, 2014
Little Mac - Feb 13, 2014
Diddy Kong - Feb 21, 2014
Zero Suit Samus - April 8, 2014
Sheik - April 8, 2014
Yoshi - April 8, 2014
Charizard - April 8, 2014
Greninja - April 8, 2014
Ike - May 23, 2014
Mii Fighter - June 10, 2014
Palutena - June 10, 2014
Pac Man - June 10, 2014
Lucina - July 14, 2014
Captain Falcon - July 14, 2014
Robin - July 14, 2014
Shulk - Aug 29, 2014
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This reminds me. There was speculation that Sakurai switched the order of Shulk's newcomer trailer with Robin in order to throw off the leaker. The reality is that Nintendo wanted the Shulk trailer to help promote New 3ds and the Xenoblade port.
 
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Zubz

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HawthorneKitty said:
2 hours on Donkey Kong...
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Yeah... I know 75m's pretty hard, but 2 hours?

Also, what're we basing the ending of Duck Hunt off of? The part where the ducks glitch out and become unshootable? Either way, that's cool to know of the more linear series! And a sad reminder that I will probably never actually beat Xenoblade.
 
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BGBW

Maturity, bitches.
Just buy NES Remix 1 & 2 and you'll easily experience most of what the NES classics have to offer. 1 especially since those games are mostly the single screen games.
 
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Mesoian

Member
Shadders said:
I'm sure this has been covered, but I'm looking at ordering a couple of these Fight Pads: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LSBNSAO/

When it says wired, does that mean wired straight in to the front of the Wii U, like a normal console, or do I plug the wire in to the Wiimote like the Wii Pro Controller?
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These look like they plug directly into the Wiimote. Though if you're planning on getting one of those, you might just wanna get the gamecube controller adapter.
 
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BGBW

Maturity, bitches.
Shadders said:
I'm sure this has been covered, but I'm looking at ordering a couple of these Fight Pads: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wired-Fight-...3&s=videogames

When it says wired, does that mean wired straight in to the front of the Wii U, like a normal console, or do I plug the wire in to the Wiimote like the Wii Pro Controller?
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There are no controller ports for the Wii U. It will have to plug into the Wiimote.

For GCN controllers you have to buy a special adapter that plugs into the USB ports of the Wii U.
 
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The Captain

Member
Golnei said:
Well, he's well liked among those who were only exposed to him in Melee - why else would PM bring him back? Though that doesn't change the fact that he should never return, even as DLC.
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I fail to see how Project M is at all relevant to the development of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS.
Watch Da Birdie said:
Yeah, Mewtwo's the only "required" veteran who needs to return from Melee in my mind.
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Watch Da Birdie said:
Pichu, Roy, and Young Link are all pretty "eh" to me. Maybe if Toon Link fades (as in he doesn't get any new games) and we get OOT 3D and MM 3D with Young Link, he could come back in Smash 5, but I think Toon Link is pretty popular in his own right now and has Wind Waker (HD), Minish Cap, Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, and Four Swords Adventure under his belt.
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Young Link is a character in two older Zelda games, whereas Toon Link represents an entire section of the Zelda series. I can't see Young Link replacing Toon Link for any reason.


Nintendo turns 125 on the 23rd (tomorrow in US, today in Japan), so I hope they do something special to celebrate. Wouldn't it be cool to have a worldwide release of a game celebrating Nintendo's history on the 125th anniversary?
I'm still hoping for a Hanafuda card deck with Smash Bros. stuff. Seeing all Nintendo series being represented on Nintendo's beginnings would be so cool.
 
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Goon Boon

Banned
Is there a video with Villager's chant? I want to compare it with the potential ice climber's one, to see if it's actually murabito or popo and nana.
 
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The Captain

Member
Since it's the 125th anniversary of Nintendo, here are two things I would still like to see represented as items in Smash Bros. along with Hanafuda cards:

Ultra Hand
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I'm not really sure what it would do, but maybe it could help with grabs?

Ultra Machine
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This should act as a turret, or maybe it should be part of Rusty's moveset.
 
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Choppasmith

Member
IntelliHeath said:
I found this list very interesting. If people want to play the games to learn anything about the characters that made in Smash.

http://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/2h3uxx/never_knew_a_represented_smash_characters/
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It's a nice idea, but his Mega Man list is rather sloppy and weird.

Mega Man Series (Mega Man)
Mega Man (NES) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours
Mega Man II (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours
Mega Man X (Wii) - Average Completion Time - 4 hours
Mega Man Zero (GBA) - Average Completion Time - 3 hours
Megaman III-VIII (Varies) - Average Completion Time - 25 hours
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Any proper MM fan knows you use numbers for the main series and Roman numerals for the Gameboy series. And Mega Man II for the GB is considered the worst of the lot. If he meant the classic MM2, why play that on the GBA? Why have 1 and 2 seperate from 3-8? I can kind of understand Mega Man Zero being there (like X, similar gameplay) but not really needed as there's no content from the Zero series. Also, might as well add Battle Network and Legends because of his Final Smash.
 
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K-A-Deman

Member
The Captain said:
I fail to see how Project M is at all relevant to the development of Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS.

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Young Link is a character in two older Zelda games, whereas Toon Link represents an entire section of the Zelda series. I can't see Young Link replacing Toon Link for any reason.


Nintendo turns 125 on the 23rd (tomorrow in US, today in Japan), so I hope they do something special to celebrate. Wouldn't it be cool to have a worldwide release of a game celebrating Nintendo's history on the 125th anniversary?
I'm still hoping for a Hanafuda card deck with Smash Bros. stuff. Seeing all Nintendo series being represented on Nintendo's beginnings would be so cool.
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It isn't and shouldn't be considered.

same here, plus it's nice to have some variation in character design, which makes it kinda suck that they stuck to the TP designs for the main three AGAIN. could've easily been Link>SS, Zelda>TP, and Ganondorf>OOT3D and it would've covered a pretty sizable range of the series. But could've, should've, would've...

I would get a set of Smash-themed Hanafuda cards.

Then maybe I'd learn how to play Hanafuda.
 
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Ryce

Member
K-A-Deman said:
could've easily been Link>SS, Zelda>TP, and Ganondorf>OOT3D and it would've covered a pretty sizable range of the series. But could've, should've, would've...
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That would've been really sloppy and jarring. Characters who appear together within the same game should stick to a unified art style. Sakurai handled the Zelda character designs the right way.
 
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The Captain

Member
Ryce said:
That would've been really sloppy and jarring. Characters who appear together within the same game should stick to a unified art style. Sakurai handled the Zelda character designs the right way.
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I'm going to agree with you here.
The reason why Toon Link works is that the "Celda" we see in Wind Waker, Minish Cap, Four Swords, and more all fit the same exact style. The rest of the series is pretty inconsistent in art design, and I think using Twilight Princess as a unifying base was a good idea.
Though, I am biased - I think the Twilight Princess designs for the characters are the best (behind Wind Waker graphics of course).
 
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BGBW

Maturity, bitches.
I like TP's designs but I would have preferred if Ganondorf didn't have the stab wound in his chest so he came off as a more general Ganondorf rather than specifically TP Ganondorf.
 
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rekameohs

Banned
BGBW said:
I like TP's designs but I would have preferred if Ganondorf didn't have the stab wound in his chest so he came off as a more general Ganondorf rather than specifically TP Ganondorf.
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I liked how Brawl got rid of the wound - it's weird they brought it back.
 
solomon

solomon

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Shadders said:
I'm sure this has been covered, but I'm looking at ordering a couple of these Fight Pads: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LSBNSAO/

When it says wired, does that mean wired straight in to the front of the Wii U, like a normal console, or do I plug the wire in to the Wiimote like the Wii Pro Controller?
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Honestly man get a first party controller, isn't this from PDP? Yeah I would avoid it. To answer you question though it has to connect to the wii mote, unless they changed it.
 
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MrSaturn99 said:
Last summer when Earthbound was released on the Wii U VC, an "Onett Times" admin community dedicated to "Earthbound news" popped up that never developed into anything.

Us hopeless Mother geeks immediately concluded it meant we'd get Mother 3.
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Nintendo has done stuff like this before.
Pikmin 3 short videos confirmed: March 11 2013
Pikmin 3 short videos confirmed again: September 11 2014
Eighteen month difference between the initial announcement and the announcement that they're still coming.

I also remember seeing trademarks pop up for NES Remix and S.T.E.A.M.: Strike Team Eliminating the Alien Menace several months before their actual announcement, I guess they just work slowly.

EDIT: Here we go, April 7 for S.T.E.A.M. and November 20 for NES Remix, so about one to two months before the announcement. Not as much as I thought.

EDIT again: Shin-Megami Tensei X Fire Emblem announced on January 23 2013, with nothing new since announced then, aside from the "not dead" confirmation at E3 2014. Tomorrow will be the twenty-month anniversary of the announcement.

Nintendo works very slowly.
 
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