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It very much does. Doesn't help that it's more or less the same engine as Smash 4 but with things sped up a little. And Smash 4 itself takes a lot of cues from Brawl but, again, a bit faster and with less tripping.
Actually I think Melee might've been the only time Smash's gameplay engine got a major upgrade, because compare how run speeds in Smash 64 are measured vs....every other game in the series:
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Yeah but the difference between Melee and Brawl is like, night and day. It may be the same engine but these games do not feel the same.Actually I think Melee might've been the only time Smash's gameplay engine got a major upgrade, because compare how run speeds in Smash 64 are measured vs....every other game in the series:
Plus according to Brawl's development, the new team Sakurai hired was given access to not only all the assets from Melee's development, but also they were using the same SDK.Dash
A dash is a form of ground movement faster than walking. It is performed by tapping sideways on the control stick. The player's character enters their initial dash animation, in which they change directions with very little lag, and then proceeds to...
Yes.
How did it feel when the 3DS camera turned on? Was it worth the grind?Yes.
That feels to me like saying Street Fighter has been playing variations of Street Fighter IV for the past 17 years, or that Tekken has been playing variations of Tekken 5 for the past 20, all while the “fresh” additions to the franchises have become ignored as they become more assimilated within their audiences over the years.
It feels like Brawl was basically made mostly from stretch with the characters being ported and significantly modified to the point of most of them being very different.
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Mortal Kombat World, where you can also play as random mooks/minor characters, this time from Outworld.Mortal Kombat World
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I mean, I think it's obvious enough to not bully others for wanting less popular characters. There's also a good chance a few less popular characters will be made into newcomers, but it's entirely up to the devs to decide that, since popularity (obviously) isn't a metric.
Wakfu did start as a game, but was the character Yugo made for the show?
You got me thinking about some of the things they could/should do to make the next smash game feel fresher. Obviously they could do some big mechanical or graphical overhauls, but I think I have two relatively simple additions that would have a pretty big impact.
Another would be the voice lines since several of them have been the same since Brawl. It will likely happen with Mario, Luigi and Wario but not sure about the rest.
Yes he was thats why hes an alt just like advent children cloud!
There's a difference between having a videogame character use a design from a non-videogame (in this case Advent Children Cloud but Ash-Greninja is another good example) and a character who originates from a non-gaming adaptation of a gaming IP.
Do you ever think about why they don’t explicitly call them Red and Leaf?
Their role is more important than their namesDo you ever think about why they don’t explicitly call them Red and Leaf?
inb4 Frisk is added to Smash as just “Human”Their role is more important than their names
Just like Erdrick still being called Heroinb4 Frisk is added to Smash as just “Human”
Erm ackshually we call him “brave” around here get it rightJust like Erdrick still being called Hero
I could actually see that happening. It'd be pretty on brand for Smash.inb4 Frisk is added to Smash as just “Human”
Banjos are brave instruments, right?Erm ackshually we call him “brave” around here get it right
Shoutout to the salty Banjo fanboy on Gamefaqs that raged and deleted their account when Hero got announced....only for Banjo to show up like 20 minutes later.
Perhaps quietly, one of the better FEs. I mean, the GBA FE engine is just very fundamentally sound, satisfying to play, and well-aging in general. But aside from that, this game must get credit for refining some of the map, skirmish, and side content ideas from Gaiden and having unprecedented postgame content. It gets some hate for the lower difficulty, I mean this game allows you to grind between battles, but still curves out easier than other FEs even if you don't take advantage of any grinding (and even if you only minimally use the infamously broken Seth). But, ya know, sometimes I'm in the mood for that, and it makes it potentially easier to get into for newer players.
I mean, I'm someone who has very much supported the idea of less popular characters joining Smash as playable characters, 1st party and 3rd party alike. What's more, I'd prefer people don't get bullied for their picks, no matter who it is.
I like to think it was their noble sacrifice that brought Banjo to Smash
So what you're saying is....I need to go back in time and stop them from deleting their account.
*64. The code and engine has been same but tweaked over the years. Melee the same 64, Brawl same as Melee, 4 and Ult are self-explanatory
I pretty much agree with those thoughts. Thing is as if being numerous in number was not enough, less popular or well known characters are often not rated high in terms of chances of getting in. With that, and other factors to consider, you never know when a less popular character will get in or who it will be.
They switched from something made in-house for 64 and Melee to using Havok since Brawl so already, from a physics engine perspective, this sentence is wrong. Admittedly, a lot of the codes could still transfer over but saying Smash had the same engine in its entire history is incorrect.
The problem is that since most of the Switch era was skipped, there is plenty of picks from that era who can be used. Regardless of how they design the next Smash, whether they play it safe by barely changing anything or doing some shake-ups, you will see what you call "recency bias and shill picks" because this is how Smash usually runs.
Yeah but there's also been a lot of good shakeups in history. Mario 64, Metroid Prime and Ocarina of Time were legendary shake-ups whose effects are still felt today. And even for something less drastic, Odyssey making a grand return to a less linear gameplay loop 3D Marios hadn't seen since Sunshine was heavily praised.
Well, do you want the same game or not? I'm getting mixed signals here.
Well we'll probably speculate about other characters too, but they do have a good shot.
I was actually going for that joke, well done c:Well we'll probably speculate about other characters too, but they do have a good shot.
Apropos of nothing, but I'd love for Yoshi (or I guess a fighter that would fit the gimmick) to get the Amiibo skin concept in Smash. One of the really fun things in Wooly World was unlocking the various themed patterns for Yoshi, including from scanned Amiibo and having that concept for one or many skins of them in SSB would be a nice touch.
