Jawmuncher
Member
I remember when I thought the hair in the bottom right corner was snake.
Good times, good times indeed.
Good times, good times indeed.
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS & Wii U Thread XV: Kübler-Ross Edition
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KelpPlankton
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Hey man, was asleep but saw you got my requests done once I woke up. Thanks a ton!
Isn't that exactly what he was saying when he said: "they simply aren't balanced for competition in mind. They are balanced for fun"?
I see his point. I play for fun 100% of the time (I literally have never even attempted to play against a "pro"), but the reasoning is justified for banning items in professional play, IMO.
Pichu got in somehow.
Not usually but that bayonetta wii u exclusive internet meltdown tho...
Pichu isn't third-party.
Or the other way around
helloooo, handsome
And I thought Wario couldn't get any sexier!
Bayonetta is a seriously sexual character, I understand peoples opposition to that. I don't think of sexuality as such a bad thing but I know not everyone will be happy with something like that in their Nintendo game. What don't you like about Zero Suit Samus?
A cuter version of the most popular Pokemon and also an easy clone that promoted gen 2
But Pichu isn't important and it got in.
Last night, in Xenoblade Chronicles, I explored Gaur Plains for hours, did many quests for a group of refugees at a camp
, saw some super-memorable cutscenes, and now I'm exploring the pretzel-like network of mines beneath Colony 6.
THIS GAME.
Gaur Plains gives me that "first time in Hyrule Field in OoT" feel that I got back when I was in sixth-grade and I realized the true scope of the game. But here, Gaur Plains is HUGE and packed full of things to do. This game strikes an excellent balance where it feels like the biggest game world ever, yet it's quite manageable to get around, between the distinctive lay of the land and the fast travel as you uncover landmarks. I've played games where the world is technically much bigger, like GTAV with Los Santos, but the sweeping view and dizzying verticality of Gaur Plains makes it seem just as epic, if not more so.
And I legitimately love the voice acting here. I don't know, but some here had me under the impression the voice acting is cheesy. It's really not. In context, it works very well. All of these characters are so genuine and lovable. I really care about them and their relationships. Also, this game looks AMAZING upscaled via the WiiU's HDMI cable. I'm sure it looks even more incredible on Dolphin, but even if you don't go that route, this game holds up so well on an HDTV that I quickly forget it's a Wii game as soon as I start playing. Such a gorgeous-looking game.
(including the full storybook quest, healing the elderly man so he can watch the boy play by the river)
THIS GAME.
Gaur Plains gives me that "first time in Hyrule Field in OoT" feel that I got back when I was in sixth-grade and I realized the true scope of the game. But here, Gaur Plains is HUGE and packed full of things to do. This game strikes an excellent balance where it feels like the biggest game world ever, yet it's quite manageable to get around, between the distinctive lay of the land and the fast travel as you uncover landmarks. I've played games where the world is technically much bigger, like GTAV with Los Santos, but the sweeping view and dizzying verticality of Gaur Plains makes it seem just as epic, if not more so.
And I legitimately love the voice acting here. I don't know, but some here had me under the impression the voice acting is cheesy. It's really not. In context, it works very well. All of these characters are so genuine and lovable. I really care about them and their relationships. Also, this game looks AMAZING upscaled via the WiiU's HDMI cable. I'm sure it looks even more incredible on Dolphin, but even if you don't go that route, this game holds up so well on an HDTV that I quickly forget it's a Wii game as soon as I start playing. Such a gorgeous-looking game.
Ham-Ham Heartbreak was awesome. I'd have no problems with him in Smash.
MagiusNecros
Gilgamesh Fan Annoyance
Watch Da Birdie
I buy cakes for myself on my birthday it's not weird lots of people do it I bet
I just remembered Training Mode in 64 had its own theme...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz1amcaGnMU
Would love to see a remix of that somewhere.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz1amcaGnMU
Would love to see a remix of that somewhere.
Smash 64 hit sound effects were the best.
edit: Whoops, that video has no sound and I didn't realize it went to another one with sound after it was done lol.
Nintendo characters don't have to be important (even though Pichu is really well-known...), but guests do. It's an exclusive club.
Last night, in Xenoblade Chronicles, I explored Gaur Plains for hours, did many quests for a group of refugees at a camp, saw some super-memorable cutscenes, and now I'm exploring the pretzel-like network of mines beneath Colony 6.including the full storybook quest, healing the elderly man so he can watch the boy play by the river
THIS GAME.
Gaur Plains gives me that "first time in Hyrule Field in OoT" feel that I got back when I was in sixth-grade and I realized the true scope of the game. But here, Gaur Plains is HUGE and packed full of things to do. This game strikes an excellent balance where it feels like the biggest game world ever, yet it's quite manageable to get around, between the distinctive lay of the land and the fast travel as you uncover landmarks. I've played games where the world is technically much bigger, like GTAV with Lost Santos, but the sweeping view and dizzying verticality of Gaur Plains makes it seem just as epic, if not more so.
And I legitimately love the voice acting here. I don't know, but some here had me under the impression the voice acting is cheesy. It's really not. In context, it works very well. All of these characters are so genuine and lovable. I really care about them and their relationships. Also, this game looks AMAZING upscaled via the WiiU's HDMI cable. I'm sure it looks even more incredible on Dolphin, but even if you don't go that route, this game holds up so well on an HDTV that I quickly forget it's a Wii game as soon as I start playing. Such a gorgeous-looking game.
You're almost at one of my favorite bosses in the game!
PontyfaxJr
Member
I blinked and there's 43 pages already.
Just wanted to say this is the best thread title yet.
Just wanted to say this is the best thread title yet.
I'm not sure if you know, but anything sexual is "creepy" or purely fan service with no possible depth to it. I'm surprised Kamiya still hasn't said his female employees designed Bayonetta.
/satire
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Hahaha, it was exactly that argument. May I ask where are you from?
I know you're joking, but actually, Bayonetta WAS designed by a female designer. In "Eyes of Bayonetta," you can see how many times she reinvented Bayonetta's design before arriving at the final version. She nearly went crazy!
Jawmuncher
Member
I'm glad she decided to give her a hair cut.
MrSaturn99
Member
WiiRevolution1
Member
Mostly agreed with this, but maybe the leaker didn't have acess to the entire video? Or just didn't take pics of the entire video. (Obviously the leaker had acess to the entire video....)I'd expect atleast a trophy, but it is the 3DS version, the trophy may be WiiU only.
How about a Bayonetta stage for WiiU atleast? That would be cool.
Last night, in Xenoblade Chronicles, I explored Gaur Plains for hours, did many quests for a group of refugees at a camp, saw some super-memorable cutscenes, and now I'm exploring the pretzel-like network of mines beneath Colony 6.(including the full storybook quest, healing the elderly man so he can watch the boy play by the river)
THIS GAME.
Gaur Plains gives me that "first time in Hyrule Field in OoT" feel that I got back when I was in sixth-grade and I realized the true scope of the game. But here, Gaur Plains is HUGE and packed full of things to do. This game strikes an excellent balance where it feels like the biggest game world ever, yet it's quite manageable to get around, between the distinctive lay of the land and the fast travel as you uncover landmarks. I've played games where the world is technically much bigger, like GTAV with Los Santos, but the sweeping view and dizzying verticality of Gaur Plains makes it seem just as epic, if not more so.
And I legitimately love the voice acting here. I don't know, but some here had me under the impression the voice acting is cheesy. It's really not. In context, it works very well. All of these characters are so genuine and lovable. I really care about them and their relationships. Also, this game looks AMAZING upscaled via the WiiU's HDMI cable. I'm sure it looks even more incredible on Dolphin, but even if you don't go that route, this game holds up so well on an HDTV that I quickly forget it's a Wii game as soon as I start playing. Such a gorgeous-looking game.
Glad you're enjoying the game! I'm hoping that after Smash gets on the hands of a lot of people and get acquainted to Shulk, more will try and experience this game, whether it's on the Wii, Wii U or New 3DS.
Beelzebufo
Banned
Haha how did that show stay on the air?
PontyfaxJr
Member
I remember when I thought the hair in the bottom right corner was snake.
Good times, good times indeed.
Coming from my post, this actually made me laugh. I'm going into both bayo games blind so I'll check that out afterwards.
Oh in guar plains did you check out anything to the left of the huge bridge?
Hamtaro is already in the game though
Hey, nice, first time seeing him.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Jawmuncher
Member
It would have been a fun way to tease him and then reveal the fact later.
"You might have already seen thing picture before but did you ever notice the character in the corner here? It's none other than Snake who's returning to battle!"
MrSaturn99
Member
If K. Rool ever makes it as a playable character, this should be his final smash.
I checked out a lot of stuff on both sides of the bridge. The most distinctive feature that comes to mind is the Tranquil Grotto down on the lake.
He'll never make it in. He's not niche enough for people to request him.
Baron von Loathsome
Member
And Diddy Kong really didn't.
vinnygambini
Why are strippers at the U.N. bad when they're great at strip clubs???
I have a feeling that Nintendo will launch Pokemon ORAS & Super Smash Wii U on the same day as they did last year with Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Super Mario 3D World.
November 21st a lock with Amiibo?
November 21st a lock with Amiibo?
Wallets am cry
Oh course
7 had some stuff, they started to tone back or completely change some text starting with the gamecube ones
That place is great. You're making me wanna go back to that game lol.
The place I'm talking about though is right before the bridge where you
save that kid
Weltall Zero
Member
Man, I'm so envious of you right now; playing Xenoblade for the first time is an amazing experience. Gaur's Plains are impressive but you still have a LOT to go, and it keeps getting better. What they did with the Wii is nothing short of wizardry.
MannyToons
Member
I can definitely see K. Rool making it in at some point if Nintendo actually starts using him in DK titles again. Otherwise, it's just a pipe dream for those requesting him...
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Oh god why am I watching DKC music videos