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Super Smash Bros. for 3DS |OT| It's out in Japan
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theprodigy
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I bet that's what a lot of people did lol
Dunno. Has anyone been able to pull music from the rom yet?
I disagree with the "- quickly boring in solo" point, but that's just my personal opinion. I'm still playing classic/all-stars to unlock stuff. It's still fun. I'm definitely more glued to single player stuff than I ever was in brawl. It's melee-level of addiction to unlocking stuff... and i'm going to have to do it all over again next week.
Holy Order Sol
Member
Thank you very much!
georgetheplushie
Member
Twitch Archive. Top 4 starts at 4:54:40. They're all really good matches. Abadango's Pac-Man and Nietono's Greninja probably look the best out of the people who were playing.
johnsavage
Member
Thanks for the link! I stopped watching 2 hours in because it was getting late.
I love hearing impressions for both of these characters. Can you please provide some more detailed impressions, including any animations or details you find cute/cool?
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Best Koopa is indeed Roy Koopa
I feel like the tournament scene has already become incredibly entertaining to watch. Hopefully the excitement continues to ramp up higher with wiiu.
I know a lot of people are still worried about larger zones and 2 stock matches but I haven't minded one bit. The edge play is also very satisfying to watch for me
I know a lot of people are still worried about larger zones and 2 stock matches but I haven't minded one bit. The edge play is also very satisfying to watch for me
MannyToons
Member
Why does everyone spell Larry wrong?
Previous characters (click to view, Link done by georly)
Disclaimer: I can't read Japanese, so I may have missed certain effects that are hard to test (such as shieldbreaker properties) and I don't know the names of the custom moves so I've completely made them up.
God damn, I've only done just under a third of all the characters so far, this takes a lot longer than I ever expected it to when I first started doing it!
This time is Falco, the best member of Team Starfox, and a smash fan favourite, though he feels pretty underwhelming in this game due to universal efforts to nerf projectiles in Smash 4, leaving his blaster to be pretty bad. And, despite the fact that he's a bird, his aerials feel worse than Fox's but his ground game feels a bit better, should have been the other way round!
Neutral Special 1 (Hyper Laser)
Falco fires his trademark blue laser, I honestly can't remember playing him much in Brawl, but I think the range might have decreased, going only 3/4s of the way across Battlefield.
Falco's laser actually causes hitstun, unlike Fox's, and it does 3% damage, but it fires very slowly and has quite significant end lag, so it doesn't feel great to use.
Knockback is set and negligible, you can't kill with it even at 999%.
Neutral Special 2 (Arwing Charge Shot)
This time, Falco's laser will fire green, energy-based explosives, much like an Arwing does when you hold the fire button.
Though this move doesn't home in, it does have a lot of other differences compared to the default laser.
First of all, the initial projectile pushes people away, usually to the position where the projectile is going to explode, then it starts to do 1% a hit and then finally it explodes for an extra 2%, doing a total of 6%
The distance is just over a quarter of Battlefield, so it's not much use as a zoning tool anymore, but it stays on stage for a bit so it could be useful as stage control, though the endlag is slightly increased, so maybe not.
The knockback on the explosion is negligible, though not set, it does more knockback at higher percents, but not enough to kill, even at 999%
if it explodes on the opposite side of the player, it will knock them towards you and you can combo it into a smash attack or aerial, but the endlag makes sure the window is very tight and that you can only do it in really specific situations.
Neutral Special 3 (Blaster)
Similar to Fox's Blaster, does no hitstun or knockback, damage is only 1% and the range is slightly lower but you can fire it somewhat quicker.
Endlag is slightly lower but not enough to make up for the damage loss or the lack of hitstun.
Side Special 1 (Falco Phantasm)
Falco zips across the screen horizontally, equal to half the distance of Battlefield and doing 7% damage to anyone caught in the move.
Does minor vertical knockback if you hit someone whilst you're both grounded, not being able to kill Samus until way over 350%, but if you hit someone whilst you're airborne then you're able to kill at the "low" pecent of 310%.
If you hit an airborne person whilst you yourself are in the air, you will instead meteor the other person, though it doesn't really have a good KO power until around 125%.
This move no longer puts you into special fall compared to other games in the series, but it can only be used once per airtime.
Side Special 2 (Falco Apparition)
Exactly the same as the default, except instead of doing damage and knockback, he does nothing but go through people and projectiles without taking damage.
The startup is quicker but the endlag is seemingly longer.
Side Special 3 (Heavy Phantasm)
Goes about half the distance, but does increased damage and knockback.
The damage is increased to 12% at close range though it does go down to 4% and the now diagonal knockback can kill Samus around 180%.
The fact that it's only good at close range yet has higher startup than the default means I don't rate this custom very highly, it at least has some armour on it that lets you destroy projectiles whilst you're moving, but I don't think it's enough, the damage shouldn't have been made to go down over distance.
Up Special 1 (Fire Bird)
Falco charges for a second and then flies in the direction the stick is pressed.
Very similar to Fox's recovery, except Falco's is multihit during the flying part whereas Fox's is single hit.
Does 10% damage if all hits during the charge connect and a further 17% if all hits on the flying part connect, the final hit does increased knockback but it's definitely not useful as a KO move as it can't kill Samus at any reasonable percent (she will live way past 350%)
Up Special 2 (Fast Fire Bird)
Goes a similar distance to the default (may be slightly less), but Falco doesn't bother charging this time, instead shooting in the direction the stick is held almost instantly.
The tradeoff is that it does barely any damage, none on the charge and only 2% on the second part, the knockback is vertical and it's much much weaker than the default (it can't even knock Samus onto the top platform of Battlefield at 350%).
Somewhat interesting is that, if you use it on the ground and point it in a horizontal direction, it becomes very similar to the Falco Phantasm, except with less end lag, though it's obviously not a replacement for the move, it is quite fun to keep darting across the stage with it.
Up Special 3 (Explosive Bird)
Takes longer to charge and goes further than the default, but it does it slower and loses the more powerful hit at the end of the move, replacing it with a more powerful hit at the end of the charging animation.
The charging no longer does damage, but the flying is still multihit and will do 8% if all hits connect, the explosion at the start of the flying portion will do 8% and very slightly higher knockback than the default, but still not enough to kill anyone below 300%.
Down Special 1 (Reflector)
Falco still kicks his reflector, doing 5% damage and having a chance to cause tripping.
It reflects back projectiles with a 1.2x damage modifier.
Down Special 2 (Force Reflector)
This reflector only does 2% on hit (can still cause tripping), and it no longer has a damage multiplier for reflected projectiles, but the projectiles it does reflect move much faster, making it harder for the other player to react to it.
Down Special 3 (Heavy Reflector)
This reflector actually makes projectiles weaker, multiplying their damage by 0.7x, but it gains increased damage and knockback.
It does 9% damage and it can no longer cause tripping, but it does have improved knockback compared to the other two, launching people diagonally upwards.
That's not the say this can be used as a killing move though, as Samus can still survive a hit from it up to 231%
Final Thoughts
The majority of Falco's moves are a bit boring, his custom Arwing-style charge shot is fun though, I have the same opinion as with fox that if a projectile move has high endlag, it better have good enough damage or hitstun or stage control to make it worth it, other wise it's just awful. Which is why the custom that makes Falco's Blaster similar to Fox's bad, it just isn't worth it in my opinion.
The Reflectors all seem around the same usefulness level I guess, but I've never liked Falco's throwing reflector personally and I'm surprised a melee style custom wasn't one of them.
The rest are neither here nor there, I'd probably use the Explosive recovery just because you get more distance out of it, you're rarely going to be using your UpB to rack up damage anyway so may as well go with the better recovery.
With the side B, I think the default is the best, meteor smashes are great in this game and his Dair has more startup so this is a much quicker option, though it's less powerful.
Disclaimer: I can't read Japanese, so I may have missed certain effects that are hard to test (such as shieldbreaker properties) and I don't know the names of the custom moves so I've completely made them up.
God damn, I've only done just under a third of all the characters so far, this takes a lot longer than I ever expected it to when I first started doing it!
This time is Falco, the best member of Team Starfox, and a smash fan favourite, though he feels pretty underwhelming in this game due to universal efforts to nerf projectiles in Smash 4, leaving his blaster to be pretty bad. And, despite the fact that he's a bird, his aerials feel worse than Fox's but his ground game feels a bit better, should have been the other way round!
Neutral Special 1 (Hyper Laser)
Falco fires his trademark blue laser, I honestly can't remember playing him much in Brawl, but I think the range might have decreased, going only 3/4s of the way across Battlefield.
Falco's laser actually causes hitstun, unlike Fox's, and it does 3% damage, but it fires very slowly and has quite significant end lag, so it doesn't feel great to use.
Knockback is set and negligible, you can't kill with it even at 999%.
Neutral Special 2 (Arwing Charge Shot)
This time, Falco's laser will fire green, energy-based explosives, much like an Arwing does when you hold the fire button.
Though this move doesn't home in, it does have a lot of other differences compared to the default laser.
First of all, the initial projectile pushes people away, usually to the position where the projectile is going to explode, then it starts to do 1% a hit and then finally it explodes for an extra 2%, doing a total of 6%
The distance is just over a quarter of Battlefield, so it's not much use as a zoning tool anymore, but it stays on stage for a bit so it could be useful as stage control, though the endlag is slightly increased, so maybe not.
The knockback on the explosion is negligible, though not set, it does more knockback at higher percents, but not enough to kill, even at 999%
if it explodes on the opposite side of the player, it will knock them towards you and you can combo it into a smash attack or aerial, but the endlag makes sure the window is very tight and that you can only do it in really specific situations.
Neutral Special 3 (Blaster)
Similar to Fox's Blaster, does no hitstun or knockback, damage is only 1% and the range is slightly lower but you can fire it somewhat quicker.
Endlag is slightly lower but not enough to make up for the damage loss or the lack of hitstun.
Side Special 1 (Falco Phantasm)
Falco zips across the screen horizontally, equal to half the distance of Battlefield and doing 7% damage to anyone caught in the move.
Does minor vertical knockback if you hit someone whilst you're both grounded, not being able to kill Samus until way over 350%, but if you hit someone whilst you're airborne then you're able to kill at the "low" pecent of 310%.
If you hit an airborne person whilst you yourself are in the air, you will instead meteor the other person, though it doesn't really have a good KO power until around 125%.
This move no longer puts you into special fall compared to other games in the series, but it can only be used once per airtime.
Side Special 2 (Falco Apparition)
Exactly the same as the default, except instead of doing damage and knockback, he does nothing but go through people and projectiles without taking damage.
The startup is quicker but the endlag is seemingly longer.
Side Special 3 (Heavy Phantasm)
Goes about half the distance, but does increased damage and knockback.
The damage is increased to 12% at close range though it does go down to 4% and the now diagonal knockback can kill Samus around 180%.
The fact that it's only good at close range yet has higher startup than the default means I don't rate this custom very highly, it at least has some armour on it that lets you destroy projectiles whilst you're moving, but I don't think it's enough, the damage shouldn't have been made to go down over distance.
Up Special 1 (Fire Bird)
Falco charges for a second and then flies in the direction the stick is pressed.
Very similar to Fox's recovery, except Falco's is multihit during the flying part whereas Fox's is single hit.
Does 10% damage if all hits during the charge connect and a further 17% if all hits on the flying part connect, the final hit does increased knockback but it's definitely not useful as a KO move as it can't kill Samus at any reasonable percent (she will live way past 350%)
Up Special 2 (Fast Fire Bird)
Goes a similar distance to the default (may be slightly less), but Falco doesn't bother charging this time, instead shooting in the direction the stick is held almost instantly.
The tradeoff is that it does barely any damage, none on the charge and only 2% on the second part, the knockback is vertical and it's much much weaker than the default (it can't even knock Samus onto the top platform of Battlefield at 350%).
Somewhat interesting is that, if you use it on the ground and point it in a horizontal direction, it becomes very similar to the Falco Phantasm, except with less end lag, though it's obviously not a replacement for the move, it is quite fun to keep darting across the stage with it.
Up Special 3 (Explosive Bird)
Takes longer to charge and goes further than the default, but it does it slower and loses the more powerful hit at the end of the move, replacing it with a more powerful hit at the end of the charging animation.
The charging no longer does damage, but the flying is still multihit and will do 8% if all hits connect, the explosion at the start of the flying portion will do 8% and very slightly higher knockback than the default, but still not enough to kill anyone below 300%.
Down Special 1 (Reflector)
Falco still kicks his reflector, doing 5% damage and having a chance to cause tripping.
It reflects back projectiles with a 1.2x damage modifier.
Down Special 2 (Force Reflector)
This reflector only does 2% on hit (can still cause tripping), and it no longer has a damage multiplier for reflected projectiles, but the projectiles it does reflect move much faster, making it harder for the other player to react to it.
Down Special 3 (Heavy Reflector)
This reflector actually makes projectiles weaker, multiplying their damage by 0.7x, but it gains increased damage and knockback.
It does 9% damage and it can no longer cause tripping, but it does have improved knockback compared to the other two, launching people diagonally upwards.
That's not the say this can be used as a killing move though, as Samus can still survive a hit from it up to 231%
Final Thoughts
The majority of Falco's moves are a bit boring, his custom Arwing-style charge shot is fun though, I have the same opinion as with fox that if a projectile move has high endlag, it better have good enough damage or hitstun or stage control to make it worth it, other wise it's just awful. Which is why the custom that makes Falco's Blaster similar to Fox's bad, it just isn't worth it in my opinion.
The Reflectors all seem around the same usefulness level I guess, but I've never liked Falco's throwing reflector personally and I'm surprised a melee style custom wasn't one of them.
The rest are neither here nor there, I'd probably use the Explosive recovery just because you get more distance out of it, you're rarely going to be using your UpB to rack up damage anyway so may as well go with the better recovery.
With the side B, I think the default is the best, meteor smashes are great in this game and his Dair has more startup so this is a much quicker option, though it's less powerful.
Previous characters (click to view, Link done by georly)
Fantastic write-up again!
FYI: I have all of ganondorf's moves, so, unless you're planning on it, i'll try to do ganondorf tonight.
Spinosaurus
Member
Apparently Wario can actually eat projectiles now with his Bite, including Mega Man's Forward Smash.
Who needs Villager?
Who needs Villager?
need to see it for myself though because WHAT
WiiRevolution1
Member
So Ivysaur had a filename but not Squartle? :O
Figured if it was only one, then Squartle would be higher priority since I think unlike Charizard, the first stage of the other Gen 1 starters are the most favorited.
Interesting seeing some of these files. Of course, new characters would be cool and all but I'm not getting my hopes up. The current roster is perfect to me as is so that might be why. But will hope for more characters/stages.
I wonder if we do get DLC, how much will we get? Just one huge pack? Smaller character/stage combo packs? And how many characters? Would be cool if like every six months, they release one new veteran and newcomer for years to come, like for the next three or four years, but thats probably pushing it.
I'd say four characters at a bare mininum, it can't be super low but if its only four then I think it'll all be newcomers besides maybe Mewtwo and Snake depending on Konami since veterans aren't hype enough. MK8 for example had 5 newcomers and 1 veteran in its DLC.
The MK8 DLC altogether is around half the courses and 1/5 of thr characters of the base game. Man, imagine getting 1/5's worth of character DLC for the Smash's.
Hope Chorus Kids is one of them. But I guess they won't be since they were likely cut due to 3DS limitations and DLC will have same characters. (Depends I suppose on if CK were three characters that looked like one or just three characters. But considering they were likely cut from the base game its probably three characters.)
Honesly I can't think of too many characters I want at the moment. My number one semi realistic one is Pheonix Wright. Jack Frost would be cool too. And Snake if Konami allows it since he is a veteran.
In terms of more realistic characters, I guess my wants for newcomers would be: Paper Mario, Captain Toad/Toad varient, Ridley, Sylveon, Emolga, (Yeah I know those Pokemon aren't realistic) Chorus Kids, Inklings, and any female FE character lol.
If we get DLC then none of the above stuff will probably happen lol.
SoldnerKei
Member
regarding Classic Mode, I assume that's where you unlock custome moves, it can be played with co-op right? do you unlock custome moves that way too?
I agree that single player mode is the less played thing, but I loved the two player mode of SSE option, it was pretty good to play with friends
I agree that single player mode is the less played thing, but I loved the two player mode of SSE option, it was pretty good to play with friends
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Zenigame is Squirtle's Japanese name.
snd_se_narration_characall_PokeFushigisou - Ivysaur
snd_se_narration_characall_PokeLizardon - Charizard
snd_se_narration_characall_PokeTrainer
snd_se_narration_characall_PokeZenigame - Squirtle
http://pastebin.com/qX1dwLHL
They're all there
I haven't been able to play co op yet, but I don't think classic mode is part of that? I think it's just some of the stadium stuff, and maybe all-stars?
Here is the co op content: http://www.twitch.tv/jed05/c/5137304
Yup, just multi-man smash and all-star. The only other multiplayer content is local-only smash run, and local/online smash battles w/ any rules (FFA/Team, Time/Stock, etc)
Don't think there's any local co-op for Classic mode (or even online) for the 3DS version. I think there's online co-op for the stadium events? But no one has confirmed such, it's just something I thought I saw.
Wow! Excellent score coming from them. I think The Last Of Us was the last game they gave a 9. Too bad I'm not into the franchise
Pretty hypocritical to call anyone out when you yourself misspelled Ludwig.
EDIT: Those beady eyes of Morton's have a certain je ne sais quoi, though.
The volcano kick is basically a joke move, not sure why they insist on keeping it in every game. As long as Ganon is better than he was in Brawl I am happy. I love his aerials.
IntelliHeath
As in "Heathcliff"
People found more things in text dumps.
Usually, we would get franchise if we are getting playable representatives which is stages or characters. Strange enough, we haven't seen Wrecking Crew stage, so I presume that it would be a stage in Wii U version.
Also for the news, Wii U Leak could be disproven if we are getting Wrecking Crew stage because Wii U leak's stages list don't have Wrecking Stage on the list.
Usually, we would get franchise if we are getting playable representatives which is stages or characters. Strange enough, we haven't seen Wrecking Crew stage, so I presume that it would be a stage in Wii U version.
Also for the news, Wii U Leak could be disproven if we are getting Wrecking Crew stage because Wii U leak's stages list don't have Wrecking Stage on the list.
tonyh24613
Member
What WiiU stage leak?
oh god oh god, Lunar was right
IntelliHeath
As in "Heathcliff"
shackdaddy836
Banned
Great score, but I don't get this negative. Aren't sequels supposed to be like the previous game?
Masked Man
I said wow
Finally beat Classic on 9.0! I customized Little Mac by boosting his attack and defense, and what a world of difference that made. All I can say is that a little extra staying power goes a LONG way against Master Core, especially when so many of its attacks can blast you off the platform even at low percentages. (Granted, I got lucky when Shadow Mac SD'ed, but I'd like to think I fooled the computer into doing it by dodging at the right time.)
Thank you, Based Little Mac!
Starwolf_UK
Member
3DS is region locked. If you can access the eShop (USA needs US credit card, Canada doesn't care what card you use for the most part) you could always download the game though.
The Bankslammer
Member
If that's legit, Balloon Fight isn't on there so it's not exhaustive. Whatever it is.
Finally beat Classic on 9.0! I customized Little Mac by boosting his attack and defense, and what a world of difference that made. All I can say is that a little extra staying power goes a LONG way against Master Core, especially when so many of its attacks can blast you off the platform even at low percentages. (Granted, I got lucky when Shadow Mac SD'ed, but I'd like to think I fooled the computer into doing it by dodging at the right time.)
Thank you, Based Little Mac!
Congrats! Imo, Charizard/captain falcon had the easiest time. Charizard was only tough against his shadow form, but I had 0 issues other than luck w/ captain falcon. Little mac might not be too bad, either. A lot of up-smash?
Enjoy your ketzal's corridors trophy!
What is the category for that list? Franchise icons? That could tie to both stages AND characters. What Icon does balloon fight use on the CSS?
Is it this?
AcademicSaucer
Member
Ludwig master race
SoulUnison
Banned
What?
He might prefer Melee/64 to Brawl and consider it being more like Brawl rather than Melee or 64 a negative.
The Bankslammer
Member
Balloon Fight has its own icon that's 2 balloons. If that's a list of series represented with icons, it should be on there.
edit: yeah that
Then what is that list for?
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Maybe only five people care but the last half of this block seems to consist of actual match bonuses and not just statistics! Or I'm completely off the mark!
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Maybe only five people care but the last half of this block seems to consist of actual match bonuses and not just statistics! Or I'm completely off the mark!
Liferebooted
Banned
I'm sad, I still can't choose between 3ds or wii u. =\
:OOO
SoldnerKei
Member
I see, thanks for the info guys, well, gonna farm those custom moves on my own
tonyh24613
Member
Thanks. Though I'm always #teamfake before something more believable shows up, but I really want unique break the target stage for every characters. It's weird that Sakurai put targets in Smash bomb and Smash run but no BTT for 3DS version.
The Bankslammer
Member
Those are modifiers for equipment.
Beelzebufo
Banned
Maybe it's an incomplete list?
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