Great that would of suck if it was the last one because fighting Mario and Sonic, it just never gets old.Brian10122 said:
thats not true at all. he helmed the game since the beginning. iwata proposed the idea to sakurai from the beginning.Brian10122 said:
i know i would buy. some of that close local play may be lost but that comes with the portable territory. fighting with seperate systems isnt the same as all duking it out on one screen while you sit on the couch. but still i would buy in a heart beat.
This this this. LOVED Melee. Hated lots of the changes made in Brawl. This happening is probably the only way I'd buy a 3DS.NEO117 said:
What I'd give to piss off a whole new generation of noobs through some wavedashing, shffl'ing, few dair-spikes for good rage, and a brokenly-long recovery distance as my gnarly maroon Samus. People would be lining up outside my house to try and 'Counterstrike' me.
I'm not looking forward to another Smash game. Sakurai ruined the series for me although SSB64 and Melee were amazing, Brawl was just horrible to me. Heck, I don't even mind at SSB64 port at all. I'd prefer that over Brawl any day.
I would buy the console for SSB64 or Melee ports with online fighting capabilities. Brawl can take a hike.Anakir said:
injected11 said:
While I do agree that Brawl pales in comparison to the competitive pleasure of Melee (Random trips in Brawl... What were they thinking!?), I don't think that such exploits as wavedashing and the likes should be purposely included into a game. We were all newbies at one time too, you know.
I don't want another Brawl on the 3DS. I don't want another Melee either.
Neo said Melee was perfect. He's lying. Much of that game was broken. As was Brawl. But in different ways. Melee was fast and was great for competetive Smashers. But had plenty of flaws. You can't deny that half the lineup were clones. There were moveset problems, as in Brawl. And those bloody glitches, which people actually like because it gives them an unfair edge (Fuck you, injected.) Even when I played the game in its time, it seemed... not right. Must have been all the clones. Brawl took steps in the right direction. Clones were taken out or made to have more diverse movesets, loads of new features were added, but the core of the game, the engine, seemed to have lost something. It was a heck of a lot slower than Melee, and that's not so good for competitors. And the characters movesets were so brokenly imbalanced, it's as if the developers hadn't even tried. Even a few amateur coders managed to balance Brawl better than Nintendo themselves could. Because of these flaws, especially the first, the competitive Smashers preferred Melee over Brawl, some completely ignoring its flaws. They both have their strengths and weaknesses What I would most like to see from SSB4, whether its for the next home console or for 3DS, is a bit of a combination of the strengths of both games.
Future edit @Chaz: The terribly imbalanced tiers might as well be a glitch. I don't care for them. And I was talking about Melee's glitches specifically. Not that Brawl doesn't have a few.
Neo said Melee was perfect. He's lying. Much of that game was broken. As was Brawl. But in different ways. Melee was fast and was great for competetive Smashers. But had plenty of flaws. You can't deny that half the lineup were clones. There were moveset problems, as in Brawl. And those bloody glitches, which people actually like because it gives them an unfair edge (Fuck you, injected.) Even when I played the game in its time, it seemed... not right. Must have been all the clones. Brawl took steps in the right direction. Clones were taken out or made to have more diverse movesets, loads of new features were added, but the core of the game, the engine, seemed to have lost something. It was a heck of a lot slower than Melee, and that's not so good for competitors. And the characters movesets were so brokenly imbalanced, it's as if the developers hadn't even tried. Even a few amateur coders managed to balance Brawl better than Nintendo themselves could. Because of these flaws, especially the first, the competitive Smashers preferred Melee over Brawl, some completely ignoring its flaws. They both have their strengths and weaknesses What I would most like to see from SSB4, whether its for the next home console or for 3DS, is a bit of a combination of the strengths of both games.
Future edit @Chaz: The terribly imbalanced tiers might as well be a glitch. I don't care for them. And I was talking about Melee's glitches specifically. Not that Brawl doesn't have a few.
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