Well, I meant the promotional mascot, but there isn't really a term for that. The starters and legendaries will always be mascots by default, but I think it's the popular "regular" Pokémon that sets the generations apart. There's typically a Pokémon that's advertised and merchandized alongside the starters and legendaries -- Gold/Silver had Pichu, Ruby/Sapphire had Plusle and Minun, Diamond/Pearl had Lucario, and Black/White had Zoroark. Those Pokémon also tend to be the ones included as playable characters in Smash Bros. to represent a particular generation.Reshiram, Zekrom, and Kyurem are.
sorry, it just bugs me when people say this as if they completely forget about the mascot legendaries
Pokémon is the hardest series to choose characters from because of the amount and the relevancy in the future. I don't think characters like Blaziken or Greninja will make much sense in the next Smash Bros. I think this way about Jigglypuff too, but she's been in since the very beginning, so what are you gonna do?
But if I had to choose? Probably Deoxys.
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But since he's Psychic just like Mewtwo, Genesect is cool too.
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Well, I meant the promotional mascot, but there isn't really a term for that. The starters and legendaries will always be mascots by default, but I think it's the popular "regular" Pokémon that sets the generations apart. There's typically a Pokémon that's advertised and merchandized alongside the starters and legendaries -- Gold/Silver had Pichu, Ruby/Sapphire had Plusle and Minun, Diamond/Pearl had Lucario, and Black/White had Zoroark. Those Pokémon also tend to be the ones included as playable characters in Smash Bros. to represent a particular generation.
Pokémon is the hardest series to choose characters from because of the amount and the relevancy in the future. I don't think characters like Blaziken or Greninja will make much sense in the next Smash Bros. I think this way about Jigglypuff too, but she's been in since the very beginning, so what are you gonna do?
But if I had to choose? Probably Deoxys.
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I really don't think there is one. People gravitate towards Sylveon because it represents the new Fairy type, but I think they're looking for a Lucario or Zoroark where there isn't one. X/Y is a change of pace from the previous generations.What is 6th generation? Sylveon?
I really don't think there is one. People gravitate towards Sylveon because it represents the new Fairy type, but I think they're looking for a Lucario or Zoroark where there isn't one. X/Y is a change of pace from the previous generations.
Between Mewtwo's prominence, the Kanto starters, the legendary birds, and a ton of other references, X/Y seems more like a throwback to the past than anything else. This time around, Mega Evolutions take precedence over any one new Pokémon. So I think if Sakurai decides to "represent" X/Y, it's going to be through a Mega Evolution.
But Wolf's entire base moveset is 100% different. Significantly more so than the moveset between Fox and Falco (in Brawl, let alone Melee). Luigi and Mario share more A-moves than Wolf and Fox/Falco do. And even Wolf's specials are more different from Fox/Falco than Luigi's specials are from Mario's.
It bothers me that we haven't seen any more pics of the New Leaf and the Find Mii stages.
This is one of the biggest things I've been concerned about. I haven't picked up a wii u pro controller yet but will be getting 2 or 3 for smash because I don't want to wear out my wind waker gamepad. I was wondering if they felt like they would be durable and reliably built with Nintendium or if they felt a little cheaper than your typical Nintendo controller?
Speaking of Deoxys, he could have something similar to Pokemon trainer where B+Down allows him to shift forms, could allow for good strategy against certain opponents (Speed Deoxys strong against Fox, but Fox strong against defense Deoxys, etc)
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I wouldn't say the buttons are Sanwa-like, since Sanwa buttons have a certain crisp-ness to them, & the Pro Controller buttons are a perfect mix of squishy & clicky (more so for the D-Pad).IMO, the Wii U Pro Controller's build is nice, light,and it's an overall more durable and more comfortable Classic Controller Pro.
The GameCube Controller just stuck out because no matter what you did with it that controller, bar the analog/control stick and buttons, was fucking indestructible.
The Wii U Pro Controller's great in every aspect, same with the Wii U Gamepad. The only problem I see is that the body just needs to be stronger and reinforced like the GC controller. The Wii U Gamepad feels great and I love the shoulder buttons, but it just needs a better 3DS XL type battery.
If Nintendo gives the Wii, Pro Controller support, or if people try using it to play Melee/Project M over Dolphin then I'm sure the Wii U Pro Controller will outclass the GC controller for smash.
I find the buttons for the Wii U Pro Controller comfortable and responsive. If anything I'd compare them to Sanwa arcade stick buttons to how good they are. The Analog/Control sticks are pretty comfy too but the $49.99 price tag is a bit steep tbh.
I wouldn't say the buttons are Sanwa-like, since Sanwa buttons have a certain crisp-ness to them, & the Pro Controller buttons are a perfect mix of squishy & clicky (more so for the D-Pad).
I already own a black one, but if they can sell the Pro Controller wired, I'd get another one for tournament use.......WE SHOULD START A MOVEMENT TO GET NINTENDO TO SELL A WIRED PRO CONTROLLER!
Because:Why Victini? What is the appeal of it and why would it be a better choice than Zoroak (who could have some wonderful mechanics with its Illusion ability)?
I kinda feel Victini is a bit different, he is less of a floating fairy and more of "a legendary who looks like a starter."Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, and Manaphy being rare Poké Ball summons has pretty much cemented Victini's fate. It's the fifth generation equivalent of those legendaries.
I ran a test to find out the specifics in that regard, and the Mini USB port is only for charging, & doesn't transform the controller into a wired one similar to the PS4 & XB1 controllers.IMO, the buttons have a resistance similar to Sanwa buttons and I can push them pretty fast compared to Sony or Microsoft controllers. But as a whole this Nintendo Controller, save the body quality, is up to Sanwa/Nintendo standards.
I love Hori buttons but If we compared Nintendo between Hori to Sanwa, I'd say they're more Sanwa.
I have a black one as well and I love it. I wish I had white as I prefer having white electronics but I hate hate hate how dirty the Analogs get when you use them. If I could replace the analogs on the white controller for gray, I'd do so in a heartbeat.
I don't think Nintendo will support USB peripherals as they'd need to do a whole software update to take advantage of it. If they were to make a wired controller, they'd have to provide a 3m cable like the white gamecube controller since most people, like me, play about 7-8 feet or more from the TV.
If the Pro Controller's Mini USB port sends data rather than just charge, then I guess you already have your answer there. I doubt that the Pro Controller is recognizable via USB since it uses Bluetooth to communicate with the Wii U and computers.
- They are both bipedal dog-like 'mon and that is where the similarities end (as far as appearance are concerned).Because:
It's just my opinion in the end. I don't even expect Victini to be that interesting mechanics wise, multi-forms Deoxys would probably be more fun.
- Zoroark has a similar form (and role) to Lucario.
- I think the next Pokemon character introduced should be cute mascot-sized.
- I personally dislike Zoroark, a lot
I hope Nintendo gives us a day one bundle that includes Smash Bros for Wii U, Smash Bros for 3DS, and a thing that you plug into the Wii U that lets you plug in and play with Gamecube controllers. Of course, Nintendo will want to promote Pro Controller sales, so that's unlikely, but a 3DS+Wii U special edition could be pretty cool.
What is 6th generation? Sylveon?
We need more Mecha characters that;s for sure.
Shit, the Wii U needs more mecha games. Every console needs mecha games.
X is a perfect candidate and they could tease the new game and help advertise it before X comes out.
I'd rather have the protagonist/mech from X than a Xenoblade rep tbh.
Platinum Robo, Custom Robo, Great Sacred Treasure, X, Chosoju Mecha MG, I want to play some fucking giant robot that's as iconic as Gundam.
I left because too much Pokemon discussion
come back to....more Pokemon discussion
god damn it
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god damn it
With Lucario/Mewtwo I always assumed Lucario was Mewtwo's replacement and have always considered them similar, but I think this was just a poor connection on my part.
I would guess Flint (SMT IV protagonist) or Jack Frost (ATLUS' mascot). Personally, I'd like to see the protagonist of the first SMT game, which was released for the Super Famicon:I wonder, since SEGA acquired ATLUS. Do you think we could possibly get a Shin Megami tensei rep? There is the Fire emblem cross over coming God knows when. SEGA could help pull the strings for a ATLUS rep. Question is...who would it be?
So what everyone else wants then. lol.
I wonder, since SEGA acquired ATLUS. Do you think we could possibly get a Shin Megami tensei rep? There is the Fire emblem cross over coming God knows when. SEGA could help pull the strings for a ATLUS rep. Question is...who would it be?
I definitely don't want wavedashing.
Why? If you don't like it, just don't use it.
Considering there's that unspoken rule of "only one per company" regarding third parties, Sonic probably disqualifies any Atlus rep from appearing.
Sounds like the thing they want is Melee with 3 more characters.
Will that stop other people doing it?
A game that played like Melee with all those unintentional mechanics would be a mess online with the divide in the playerbase.