Recent content by KidHellion

I'm with GamerGuy09. It looks silly in execution, it's unnecessary, and while it wasn't some sort of heretical abuse of the physics engine, it also added nothing to the game for me. It's not like it's a staple mechanic of the franchise. It's a side-effect of jumping and dodging that showed up in...

Wario. He's just freakin' AWESOME. I'll probably just main whoever I'm good with, though.

The greateness of some of those people is debateable. For instance, I find Shakespeare to be ridiculously overrated. Garfield USED to be pretty great. Connect Four is fun as hell. Not to mention the fact that all those "great but unpopular" examples WERE extremely popular at one point, and still...

1. Fine, fine. I'll rephrase. I feel that this "chunk" you speak of is not so integral to sales that Nintendo would pander to the smaller competitive demographic as some strange, circituous route to getting people to play the game. 2. It shouldn't be taken seriously. It's a game. I'm not...

1. I'd argue that casual players and the actual game itself get far more people to play than competitive players, honestly. 2. You don't need to bet money on matches, turn off items, learn to wavedash, or operate on the tier system to be dedicated to maintaining or taking part in a forum...

Yes, that's sort of my point. If Melee was limited in depth, YOU might not be interested in Brawl. Casuals still would. And casuals make up teh majority of the audeince. And I don't know about your idea that competive players are responsible for most people getting the game. I'd say casuals...

Look, just because a couple techniques were taken out doesn't mean that others don't remain (in fact, we KNOW that some do) or that there won't be new ones (like this "Ink Drop" I've heard about). Not that it really matters. I mean, Smash Bros. is a series conceived as an easy-to-learn...

Miis are just BARELY more advanced than a higher-end stick figure. Anything they can do, a stick figure could easily do. Shooting at ducks and aliens? I could go draw that right now. In a tank? Just as easy, not to mention the fact that the Miis aren't even shown IN the tank, but are merely an...

What're you, drunk? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Game_%26_Watch_games

Yes, but: 1. Melee was rushed. This game's been delayed JUST so that kinda' rush won't occur this time. 2. G&W is a major part of Nintendo's history. The Miis are just some Johnny-come-lately avatar system.

Badly designed, graphically low-end caricature of yourself Vs. Some of the greatest characters ever conceived with amazing graphics! Taking place in beautifully-crafted levels from Nintendo's history! Hooray? :ohwell: Yeah... The Subspace Emmisary looks pretty open-ended and all, but COME...

I'm sorry, but Miis are a bad idea on SOOO many levels. 1. They're incredibly, ridiculously generic. They're just AVATARS, people, and not particularly good ones. What's the point of playing one of the coolest crossover games of all time, where tons fo your favourite video game characters are...

Actually, I heard Sonic's neutral B was the homing attack, at least in the air. IGN (or, at least, one of those reviews) said that, when using it in the air, Sonic launched himself at the nearest enemy and comboed him/her/it in his ball form.

K. Rool's a lot more liekly than the other 2, though I don't want him in either. The list's getting better, though.

Sonic: B: Spindash, of course. Charge and release Rollout-style. B Smash:Light Speed Attack. Attempts, but not too accurately, to home in on enemies nearby and directly ahead. Lots of glowy "charged-up" effects and then a blur as he rapidly homing attacks foreward. Might sound a bit cheap...