Sciz said:Crushed, your services are needed.
Every time I forget that exists, someone goes and reminds me of it again.
EVERY SINGLE TIME.
*headdesk*
But this stuff is awesome?!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=hEuxowiFmBg&feature=related
Sciz said:Crushed, your services are needed.
Every time I forget that exists, someone goes and reminds me of it again.
EVERY SINGLE TIME.
*headdesk*
Oh Sakurai you! :lolAzuran said:
Heh.
BigFwoosh said:Though this isn't related to updates, I thought it was quite funny (sorry if it's already been posted).
Electric Playground's review of Smash 64
lol at Captain Falcon being from Star Fox
Electric Playground said:Super Smash Bros. only vaguely resembles a fighter by todays standards, its 2D. A 2D fighter on the N64. In 1999.
EP said:This might very well be the pinnacle achievement for Nintendo. Convincing gamers that a fluffy-kiddie, cutesy-wutesy character called Jigglypuff (another conniption causing character from Pokemon) can kick butt with the best of em by singing its opponents to sleep is no small feat. Still, its a feat that stinks.
wow. is it possible to be that wrong about a game?BigFwoosh said:Though this isn't related to updates, I thought it was quite funny (sorry if it's already been posted).
Electric Playground's review of Smash 64
lol at Captain Falcon being from Star Fox
Jiggy37 said:Excuse me while I go and purposely avoid buying a 3D game. >_>
Iam Canadian said:The sad thing is that the kind of anti-2D mentality expressed in that article was actually a fairly common thing in that generation.
I recently came across a whole bunch of old Nintendo Power magazines in my room. Leafing through some of them, I was stunned by the amount of letters in the letters section denouncing 2D as being primitive and that it should only appear on handhelds. I remember vehemently disagreeing with that even back then. It was the same situation on most of the message boards I remember seeing back in those days. 2D primitive, 3D the way of the future. It makes this 2D, handheld, and VC diehard very sad.
Jiggy37 said:I'm pretty sure I'll never get over the hate directed at Mischief Makers. ;_;
Jiggy37 said:It always makes me sad when something proven and good is abandoned for something unproven which may or may not be good. (If they can coexist, fine, but rarely has this ever happened.) Not just 2D, but take the early life of DS, where Nintendo for some reason had it in mind that traditional controls now sucked and everything not named Mario 64 had to be touch-screen only. On Wii, it's not Nintendo that's forcing motion control into everything, but the third-parties often are. :/
Things like this are why I'm glad Smash is around as a blockbuster franchise that still showcases 2D gameplay (on a home console, even) and traditional controls (on Wii, even). Did it have to pull in characters from multiple beloved franchises to be able to do this? Well, yeah, probably. But I appreciate what it's doing nonetheless. Same kind of deal as Pokemon or Dragon Quest, where they're basically the last things stopping turn-based RPGs being killed off for good.
Jiggy37 said:I'm pretty sure I'll never get over the hate directed at Mischief Makers. ;_;
SuperAngelo64 said:Marina for SSB4
I made sure my brother bought those 3 when he got his DS. *nod*Iam Canadian said:That's quite true.
And it's the reason that 2D is relegated to handhelds, DLC, and the odd Vanillaware game that nobody buys.
I did my part by buying NSMB, Kirby Squeak Squad, and Yoshi's Island DS.
What, are you saying she's not in Brawl? Spoilers, get out!SuperAngelo64 said:Marina for SSB4
Same. >_>crowphoenix said:I've bought many a game where my initial thought was "I'm not so sure I'm going to enjoy this one," but rationalized that I have to send a message that someone enjoys the genre.
crowphoenix said:I've bought many a game where my initial thought was "I'm not so sure I'm going to enjoy this one," but rationalized that I have to send a message that someone enjoys the genre.
Papercuts said:Is this a real US ad? If so...
Japanese ads are known for overacting and major weirdness.Jiggy37 said:All they had to do was take the Japanese ads and overlay English text; the only one that wouldn't have worked without a bit of modification was Mario-->Wario-->Mario-->Olimar.
Or just copy the N64 ad, but replace Yoshi with Link and then toss in Sonic and Snake. That would work too.
Firestorm said:Maybe it's just an Amazon thing? Aren't commercials usually 30 seconds?
A large majority of the Brawl ads didn't even have people in them and they certainly weren't weird. Have you seen the commercials?Calints Neos said:Japanese ads are known for overacting and major weirdness.
Calints Neos said:Japanese ads are known for overacting and major weirdness.
So no.
Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Brawl Tournaments Storm the Country
Nintendo and Best Buy Team Up to Crown a National Champion
REDMOND, Wash., Feb. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Attention all Smash fans: Put up
your dukes! Just before the launch of the much-anticipated Super Smash
Bros.(R) Brawl, Mario(TM) and friends are hosting four regional Wii(TM)
tournaments. The competitions will visit Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston
and finally New York for a Midnight Madness Launch event at the Best Buy store
at 622 Broadway in New York. All of the 256 participants at each location will
receive a $10 Best Buy gift card. One lucky grand prize winner will receive a
custom-designed, crystal-covered Wii, a home theater system from Best Buy and
other prizes.
"Super Smash Bros. is one of the world's most popular game franchises
because it draws in characters from across the Nintendo universe and beyond
for some all-out fighting fun," said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America's
executive vice president of sales & marketing. "Super Smash Bros. Brawl has
extreme appeal among our core audience, but these tournaments are a great way
to get new fans involved as well -- before the game is even available in
stores."
Each regional tournament will provide the first 256 people in attendance
the chance to "brawl" one-on-one with other contestants in a
single-elimination tournament to determine a winner in each market. Regional
winners will face off in a final multiplayer "brawl" at the New York City
tournament.
The grand prize winner will receive a crystal-coated Wii with a design
from Super Smash Bros. Brawl, a home theater system from Best Buy and a copy
of the game. The second-place finisher will receive one Wii system and Wii
Remote, one copy of Super Smash Bros. Brawl and a $1,000 Best Buy gift card.
The third-place finisher will receive a Wii and Wii Remote, a copy of the game
and a $500 Best Buy gift card. The fourth-place finisher will receive a Wii,
an extra Wii Remote, a copy of the game and a $250 Best Buy gift card. For
more information about the tournaments, visit Nintendo.com.
The tournaments will take place at the following times and locations:
Feb. 16
Doors open at 3 p.m.
Orpheum Theater
842 S. Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90014
Feb. 23
Doors open at 2 p.m.
Ten15 Folsom
1015 Folsom St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
March 1
Doors open at 3 p.m.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Olden Hall
100 Institute Road
Worcester, MA 01609
March 8
Doors open at 5 p.m.
Best Buy (NOHO)
622 Broadway
New York, NY 10012
Jiggy37 said:The "How to Unlock" section for this one is awesome. AWESOME.
Firestorm said:
TAILSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
YAYAYYAYAYAYAY
Why the fuck is he not an AT but Shadow is goddammit
Chris Michael said:He is an AT. I'm pretty sure...
Iam Canadian said:That Tails model is better than any of the Tails models in the 3D Sonic games. (Maybe except for Sonic 360, but we do not speak of that game.)
I'm not even joking.
More than Sega, evidently.Sakurai said:Probably just because we like them so much.
Sciz said:More than Sega, evidently.
I think you mean "TAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILS." >_>Firestorm said:TAILSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
That one where Simon Jeffrey (I think it was) said something to the effect that Sonic stops being cool when people become teenagers?Iam Canadian said:SEGA's on record stating that they don't respect Sonic as a brand anymore.
I just wish I could find the quote.
Jiggy37 said:That one where Simon Jeffrey (I think it was) said something to the effect that Sonic stops being cool when people become teenagers?