This is essentially my opinion. Adding modeled alt costumes for characters who didn't receive them would be a nice addition to DLC packs.
It's not part of Project M, just a regular Brawl mod. Still looks pretty good, though.
Indeed!
The Metroid Prime series is done, Dark Samus has no real place in the series going forward. Sakurai isn't really big on adding tertiary characters to established series that haven't appeared in many years. Dark Samus for SSB5/6 is going to be like King K. Rool's situation for SSB4, but with less of a leg to stand on, as Dark Samus is from two games in a side series that isn't considered mainline Metroid in Japan. The dream is dead.
Do you want Nintendo to emulate Sony and add glorified advertisements to their crossover fighting game instead of characters like Crash, Spyro, and Lara Croft? Because I sure don't.
ISN'T IT THE BEST GAME EVER?!?
My heart says yes! My hand cramps say no!
Even if the Prime series continues onwards, the story was concluded in Prime 3 by Retro's own admission and a continuation will almost certainly be something completely new.
They're not glorified advertisements. They're iconic characters that happen to coincide with new games.
Kid Icarus Uprising is basically Nintendo's Bayonetta, in terms of being a content-packed, over-the-top action extravaganza that is like a saga onto itself.
They're not glorified advertisements. They're iconic characters that happen to coincide with new games.
- Captain Toad embodies the Toad concept. He earned his stripes in the Galaxy games and 3D World. Now he has his own title in Treasure Tracker. Have him running around swinging the pickaxe power-up, speeding forward in his mine-cart throwing turnips, etc.
- Dixie Kong is a classic DKC character. She is relevant again after Tropical Freeze.
- Inklings are new and making their debut with Splatoon, but they already feel like classic Nintendo characters, and they're made by EAD, so they're legit Nintendo.
Isabelle, of course, is hugely popular. So is Toon Zelda. Both Isabelle and Toon Zelda are in that New 3DS promo. The Phantom Guardian would feel more appropriate with Toon Zelda since it's from Spirit Tracks, anyways.
Dry Bowser is the only bit that's purely fan service. I just like the idea of him as a variant of Bowser that could allow them to explore a permutation of Bowser's move-set, and with an audiovisually appealing form factor.
Actually, Treasure Tracker already incorporates the SMB2-style lifting and throwing, right down to the facial expression Toad makes when he struggles to uproot a plant.My only problem with the recent Captain Toad love is that if a Toad was made playable for Smash, I'd like it if the character played up every aspect of playable Toad(s) since SMB2. I don't know how the logistics would work but incorporating the SMB2/Super Mario 3D World lifting and sprinting (hell maybe even give him a cat suit special because cat suit Toad is adorbs), Wario's Woods bomb chucking and the star faring, treasure tracking Captain Toad would be much more appealing.
At least to me.
They're not glorified advertisements. They're iconic characters that happen to coincide with new games.
- Captain Toad embodies the Toad concept. He earned his stripes in the Galaxy games and 3D World. Now he has his own title in Treasure Tracker. Have him running around swinging the pickaxe power-up, speeding forward in his mine-cart throwing turnips, etc.
- Dixie Kong is a classic DKC character. She is relevant again after Tropical Freeze.
- Inklings are new and making their debut with Splatoon, but they already feel like classic Nintendo characters, and they're made by EAD, so they're legit Nintendo.
Isabelle, of course, is hugely popular. So is Toon Zelda. Both Isabelle and Toon Zelda are in that New 3DS promo. The Phantom Guardian would feel more appropriate with Toon Zelda since it's from Spirit Tracks, anyways.
Dry Bowser is the only bit that's purely fan service. I just like the idea of him as a variant of Bowser that could allow them to explore a permutation of Bowser's move-set, and with an audiovisually appealing form factor.
You know who fits perfectly as a DLC character? Wonder Red. So much potential.
Only problem will be his alts...coz you know he's...Wonder RED
You know who fits perfectly as a DLC character? Wonder Red. So much potential.
Only problem will be his alts...coz you know he's...Wonder RED
What's up with your "obsession" with Isabelle because lately I have seen your posts that often had Isabelle ever since that New 3DS commercial.
I understand that she's popular but remember she's very pacifist so it wouldn't make sense that she would fight. It's possible that I could be wrong but I doubt that she will make in.
I've always liked Isabelle. I've also always had an interest in how Nintendo positions their characters -- kind of like how football fans like to be armchair coaches.What's up with your "obsession" with Isabelle because lately I have seen your posts that often had Isabelle ever since that New 3DS commercial.
I understand that she's popular but remember she's very pacifist so it wouldn't make sense that she would fight. It's possible that I could be wrong but I doubt that she will make in.
So when I thought about all the ways Nintendo has used Isabelle lately, beyond her own franchise, I thought it was interesting. And this, in turn, got me thinking about how perfect she'd be for Smash as a clone of Villager. Just give her lots of facial expressions so she feels true to character, I.E. her panicky face with the sweat-drops when she chops down a tree!Mewtwo definitely seems like DLC Candidate #1. He was probably withheld for DLC because The Pokémon Company loves dat money.
