It is a 3D Fighting game on a 2D plane. It is more work to mirror the characters, then so simply turn them around. It would be interesting to research, if those characters change switch hand, if they carry an item.
How did they handle Greninja's tongue-scarf, then? In that screenshot, it doesn't look like it changes which direction it's wrapped in, but in the old Greninja screenshots, it looks like it's wrapped in the other direction:
Ah yes, i thought you tried to make a different point. Move on.
How did they handle Greninja's tongue-scarf, then? In that screenshot, it doesn't look like it changes which direction it's wrapped in, but in the old Greninja screenshots, it looks like it's wrapped in the other direction:
But will Pinkie Pie be mirrored?
Ouch.
But why do this to some characters and not all of them or none of them.That they chose to do this to some specific characters, gives it more of a point, then actually being lazy. The characters also switch the hand, which holds the item. I hope they created a small animation, which shows the characters change the holding hand. Otherwise why even bother, since it make it only look worse.
Pic of the day. The leg and arm positions of some characters will automatically be mirrored when facing left or right. Mario, for example, will have his chest shown in the foreground regardless of whether he's facing right or left. This was quite a tedious task, but thanks to it we can show the best features of each character even better.
Here's another example: in the previous games, you saw the back of Kirby's head when facing left. Now Kirby looks great from any angle.
Capcom games do that because they are recreating the experience of 2D sprite games.
My objection was only cause of the work, which is needed to create a character for a 2D or a 3D game. In a 2D game mirroring a character saves you time. Otherwise you have to draw all the character animation twice. One front side and one back side. You basically can create a complete new characters with the resources needed to put this much detail into an already finished one.
Reference to this. "Cut" refers to a previously included character not be included in the roster.
Right. Both of the Greninjas on that screenshot have it wrapping clockwise, but every single screenshot on Greninja's profile page has it wrapping counter-clockwise. It's also wrapping counter-clockwise on Greninja's official render.That's not the case in the new screenshot, though.
