The only 4 non-Nintendo, post-Mario games Miyamoto is said to have liked (at least from what I know) are these
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MVS having crossover skins, even if they are all quite lazy and overpriced, is so based.
It's so weird how literally every non-Smash platfighter will actively and relentlessly beat their playerbase over the head with a giant paddle reading "NPC ROLES DON'T DISCONFIRM", both in the games and vocally through dev platforms, and fans still can't deprogram their Smash speculation brains
Walt Disney's been unfrozen. You can show him any Disney media from after his death, even acquired stuff; Touchstone stuff; so on. What are you showing him?
It's funny how Nintendo announed they would basically, by an extreme technicality, be releasing games on other platforms (Shiver's ports) and nobody really pointed that out.
found the nintendo australia copyright faq page, and their response to "but you're not selling these games" is the funniest, stupidest **** ive ever read.
earlier today I read a bunch of Letterboxd reviews for needlessly obscure Pixar movies (DVD bonus features, 80s tech demos, etc), and thanks to this I have found out about the time Lightning McQueen got waterboarded
Super Mario Land is probably the most popular Mario game among adults in the UK, due to the Game Boy being Nintendo's most successful hardware pre-Wii over here, so it's always been a little weird to me (even if understandable with context) that it only has one song in SSBU.
cloud getting in smash directly impacted the plot of a mainline pixar movie
so does the i can have cheezburger blog just post nothing but "KAREN GETS INSTANT KARMA" now
why did we as a species choose to rehabilitate the repuation of sonic 06 and not sonic 2 8-bit whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
The animation in the Pharrel Williams Lego movie looks really surreal, in the sense that it actually looks really good and not at all uncanny, but is exactly 00000.00000000000.000001% worse than the animation in the Lego Movie.
Opens Summer Game Show or whatever it's called
Sees an asset flip game about gummy koalas in prison
That's enough Summer Game Show or whatever it's called for today.
rate their chances: garfield movie 2 product placement
MultiVersus lives for sale!
I guess going off of the Vimm news, I think the perfect length for copyright is 35 years. That way, either all the nostalgia bank will have dried up, or the IP is now part of cultural fabric.
RIP Vimm's Lair.
Correction about something I posted yesterday: the Star Wars Hotel is not a cruise ship. The fact I could get 3 hours into a video essay about it and confidently believe it was a cruise ship on water until the concept of getting a bus to and fro the hotel is mentioned just shows how dumb this whole thing is.
I still think the "cargo smuggling" storyline is questionable.
can't wait for all the incomprehensible discourse about the new dunkey sonic adventure video even though he doesn't really say anything either negative or positive about the game other than it... having bugs and being worse than mario 64.
I'm watching the Star Wars hotel video essay, and I just find it really weird that a cruise ship would have any kind of diegetic imagery related to "cargo smuggling". It's not inapproprate subject matter per say, and it'd probably be fine at a theme park where the hotel and attractions are well-seperated, but as something on a cruise ship? Where there's actual luggage within close proximity of The Game Thing? It's like having a "pretend to eat people's faces as a leopard" event at a zoo.
if i went to the star wars hotel, asked a cast member about glup pooppo, and they said something that would imply they were real, would that retroactively make them disney canon
A for Apple
VERY GOOD
B for Ball
VERY GOOD
C for Cat
VERY GOOD
H for How
NOT SO GOOD
did wario land the shake dimension predict the 3ds
I've been starting to warm up a bit to the idea of live service Smash. If they want to please everyone with their rosters, this is the only way they can do it.
As a whole, I've never inherently minded the idea of a large Smash roster, even though I may have said some things that imply otherwise. Other external factors simply make the way Smash handles it currently bad (attempts at competitive appeal, prestiege marketing that poses Smash as akin to a knightship, and generally bad roster decisions in particular) - in a game that leans heavy on online F4A and has a rapid stream of new characters of varying hype factor, it would be perfect.
I've been negative enough today, so here's some positivity: Heathcliff seems to be starting another Meat Week
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i tried looking up the context of the jerma xenoblade clip and... damn, does every gaming fandom get this?
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This is horrible news, oh my god. I was really excited to see where post-Lassetter Pixar goes too, but rip.
Pixar is now focusing on films with “clear mass appeal” with less focus on directors’ “autobiographical tales” like ‘Luca’ and ‘Turning Red’
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) June 2, 2024
“The studio’s movies should be less a pursuit of any director’s catharsis & instead speak to a commonality of experience”
(Source:… pic.twitter.com/X9JfuRM2Lf
One weird response that comes up a lot when I say a game is better than its sequel (64/Melee and NASB1 specifically) is "you're disrespecting all the hard work the devs put into it!" and like... in a charitable reading, that's mild emotional manipulation, and at worst, that's a hypocritically backhanded way of saying the first game took no effort to make in disguise as a complement.
Disqualifying DKC (it's British, it was born from the ribs of the C64 SID chip, unfair advantage), first-party Nintendo music peaked here:
Shoutouts to Muda Kingdom from SML1, Moonman's Fandango from Galactic Pinball, and Dire Dire Docks too
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weird/obscure thing
While my primary issue with them is their insistance on having genuine stakes instead of just being a silly fun adventure with multiversal friends, I think one of the things serverely missing from Smash's story modes is an element of "meta" - not in the sense of "Isn't this all a bit weird? Wink wink nudge nudge" but in the sense of "these are video game characters inside a video game." The only thing Smash's characters have in common - even within just the first party lineup - is video games, it makes no sense to put them together into a story and not tell a story that is directly, non-allegorically (in case someone brings up the MatPat theories) about video games. They don't even have to be aware they're in a video game necessarily
I'm surprised nobody has brought up that Multiversus' rifts mode actually has pre-rendered CGI cutscenes. You'd think with the lack of cutscenes being such a major criticism of modern Smash, that'd be something people would be gassing up hard. I guess 2 out of 3 thus far are performing double duty as trailers, but still.
oh my god jim henson was ahead of the curve on the market for "cartoon characters paying taxes"
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drawn to life spongebob edition daughter or meteos disney edition son
i love how monotone the va work here is
NASB1 REVIVED MY GRANDMA
I have mixed feelings looking back on K. Rool's inclusion in Smash. On one hand, he's one of the best designed SSBU newcomers, a really fun character, and represents a great classic game series - but on the other, he got in through the ballot, which I feel was super exploitative; he contributes to the major issues of SSBU's roster being too monetarily-minded by being a fan demand pick; and a lot of his supporters did have a kinda strange (even if not necesarilly malicious) ulterior motive where they wanted him as a trojan horse to get him in a new DK platformer and not Smash alone. I might just be thinking of this negatively because being so excited for K. Rool was a bit of a minor trauma for me, but still. -
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