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They could do what Metal Gear does and just do real-time cutscenes using the game's engine.

Honestly, I don't see the next Smash game being a launch title like Melee was, even if development on it did start in 2021/2022.

While I would like certain veterans to have their movesets reworked, I don't think they should cut the roster back drastically. It should be more than Smash 4 but lesser than Ultimate.

Another karaoke song I'm hoping Yakuza/Like A Dragon will bring back is Kamurocho Lullaby.

This looks like a pretty cool moveset for Silver:

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Indie just means independently owned, simple as that. Indie studios often are made up of small teams, sometimes even solo developers, but they don't have to be. Just because WayForward is successful doesn't make them not an independent company.

The next Yakuza/Like A Dragon game should also bring back duets for karaoke, especially Pure Love in Kamurocho.

Imagine if they used Vocaloid to remix one or two SEGA songs for Smash… I mean, SEGA seems to love Hatsune Miku, and Project DIVA is one of their most prominent franchises, so it wouldn't be impossible.

If Phoenix Wright ever gets into Smash, I'd love to hear at least one or two remixes from both Noriyuki Iwadare and Masafumi Takada.

I think it'd be pretty cool if the next Yakuza/Like A Dragon game used MachineGun Kiss as a boss theme.

Let's be real here - if Smash ever gets a character from Yakuza/Like A Dragon, a new remix of MachineGun Kiss would be pretty awesome:

Imagine that…

I guess we'll have to use that from now on if a character (or stage) doesn't get in.

Darth doesn't consider independent dev studios with more than 50 employees to be indie. As far as I know, WayForward has at least 200 employees and they're still considered an independent company. The number of employees doesn't define whether or not they're an indie company, it's the fact that...