I still have to beat Bowser's Inside Story. -_- Partners in Time discouraged me so much that I stopped at the (next-to?) last boss and wasn't able to go back and finish it for a year. Or several.
It's looking like that for Bowser's Inside Story too now...I'm not even looking to get Dream Team.
You gotta believe me when I scare you away, all that I wish for is that you would stayI really liked Bowser's Inside Story. It was great and the final boss was every kind of epic.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Greninja is one of the most popular picks for a third evolution among the fans, to be fair. Albeit, I do agree with the idea that many thought he would be part of a Kalos Trainer instead of separate. It's interesting it's not the case, if only because I think PT itself was a great way to show off tons of playable Pokemon while not taking too much space on the roster screen itself.
Shadow?I'm starting to get the idea that Little Mac wasn't included because of his Western popularity, but because he was a retro character who just happened to have a new game come out.
Does anyone else here consider the idea that Little Mac is our retro newcomer for this game? Because I still see people expecting characters like Takamaru or Lip to be the retro pick for SSB 4, and I doubt that either of them will get in now.
edited 26th Apr '14 8:06:34 AM by Mistermister
Considering his last game is a non-remake/port on the Wii? Not retro at all. He got revived via his own unique game on a non-retro system itself.
Sakurai may still have one up his sleeve. Ice Climbers and Pit were definitely retro. We had some Game & Watch games, I think new ones before Melee. I could be wrong on that. R.O.B. is somewhat debatable since he had no games starring himself(since the NES), but was playable in Mario Kart DS, a non-port. I am unsure of Takamaru. He's the same case as R.O.B. right now. As a main character, he's retro. As a character in general, he spans old and newer system.
Shadow?It's already been more or less confirmed that SSB 4 will focus more on the roster quality than quantity, meaning that there will be less emphasis on expanding the number of characters this time.
I still consider Little Mac to be the retro newcomer for this game because he is largely associated with video gaming in the 1980s. Sure he had a new game release in 2009, but ever since then there have been no attempts to make any new games in the Punch-Out franchise.
We may get another retro character, but until then I have my doubts on the matter.
Plus there isn't much you can do with Punch Out before it would get old as hell.
Nintendo Special Big Band: Super Smash Bros. Medley
So good. I wish they'd use that version of the SSB 4 main theme for the final game instead of the one we've heard in trailers so far.
edited 26th Apr '14 11:28:31 AM by FawfulCrump
That was posted literally two posts ago.
Anyway, I'm listening to the whole thing now and loving it.
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The Ridley robot is the most impressive part of Nintendoland.
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