I'm rather confused as to why having a bigger starting roster is considered a bad thing right now...
Eh...the only real problem I have with that is it means there are less characters to unlock, and I really like unlocking new characters. Now, Ness, Luigi, Captain Falcon, Jigglypuff, Ganondorf and Marth being playable at the start makes sense because at this point it's obvious that they're in. But there are some characters that I think should've been unlockable, like Toon Link, Bowser Jr. (though he was unlockable in the 3DS version), Wii Fit Trainer, Pacman (out of all the guest characters, he was the one I could see being unlockable the most), and Rosalina and Luma. Other than that, I'm fine with it.
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I'd like to see a Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze stage eventually. Levels it could be based on would be Windmill Hills, Alpine Incline, or Grassland Groove. A Super Mario 3D World stage would also be nice. A stage for that could take place at Bowser Land, possibly the Great Tower.
Why DLC stages when we don't know all stages that will appear in the Wii U release? Is it so far fetched to assume that the Wii U version would include a 3D World stage, when the 3DS version has a 3D Land stage?
I'm rather confused as to why having a bigger starting roster is considered a bad thing right now...
Some people like the chance to unlock characters and with only 8 to unlock it defeats the fun of feeling you earned that Charachters
How do you know how many characters there are to unlock? There are no factual proof yet.
There is factual proof, namely that the 3DS and Wii U versions have the same characters hence as the starting roster was shown to have 40 (excluding Mii Fighters) then there's 8 unlockables as 3DS version has 48 characters (excluding Mii Fighters).
Who believes that Sakurai should have cut Dr Mario and other clones and instead focused on creating unique characters e.g Captain toad,Inklings,Paper Mario and what else would you add for dlc
Why does this still even persist.
Even if they cut the clones, there wouldn't have been enough time to do a completely new character.
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There is factual proof, namely that the 3DS and Wii U versions have the same characters hence as the starting roster was shown to have 40 (excluding Mii Fighters) then there's 8 unlockables as 3DS version has 48 characters (excluding Mii Fighters).
The factual proofs are:
We haven't played the Wii U version
The press was only allowed to play the Wii U version for 3 hours in San Fransisco
Bomberman (another icon from the old geration and with decent games on almost all Nintendo platforms);
Bayonetta (unlikelly because Smash is too family oriented);
Wonder Red (more exposure for a better chance of a sequel and a nice rep originated on the Wii U);
Inkling (also to increase exposure before the game is released)
Bomberman (another icon from the old geration and with decent games on almost all Nintendo platforms);
Bayonetta (unlikelly because Smash is too family oriented);
Wonder Red (more exposure for a better chance of a sequel and a nice rep originated on the Wii U);
Inkling (also to increase exposure before the game is released)
I'm not sure about Bomberman, because, well, let's face it: his series is basically in Limbo right now. Megaman is at least referenced in various Capcom games. Bayonetta I think has a chance because of the sequel being a Wii U exclusive, we got the original game with Nintendo themed outfits, she's in Woderful 101, a Nintendo-published game, and Kamiya revealed that he thought about a Bayonetta spinoff for the 3DS. Wonder Red I'm not too sure about because I'd assume some of the other Wonders would appear on the battlefield with him, and I highly doubt the 3DS probably could handle that many characters on screen at once if it couldn't handle the Ice Climbers. As for the Inkling, I think it could work, and it could even help promote Splatoon.
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Bomberman (another icon from the old geration and with decent games on almost all Nintendo platforms);
Bayonetta (unlikelly because Smash is too family oriented);
Wonder Red (more exposure for a better chance of a sequel and a nice rep originated on the Wii U);
Inkling (also to increase exposure before the game is released)
I'm not sure about Bomberman, because, well, let's face it: his series is basically in Limbo right now. Megaman is at least referenced in various Capcom games. Bayonetta I think has a chance because of the sequel being a Wii U exclusive, we got the original game with Nintendo themed outfits, she's in Woderful 101, a Nintendo-published game, and Kamiya revealed that he thought about a Bayonetta spinoff for the 3DS. Wonder Red I'm not too sure about because I'd assume some of the other Wonders would appear on the battlefield with him, and I highly doubt the 3DS probably could handle that many characters on screen at once if it couldn't handle the Ice Climbers. As for the Inkling, I think it could work, and it could even help promote Splatoon.
Bomberman might be in limbo but I think the character itself fits with the Smash Bros roster and the first thing that comes to mind when I think about Bomberman is local multiplayer fun. A shame there is no interest in him because I'd love to play a new Bomberman Online (released on Dreamcast, had some nice features and game modes)
what is your favorite Nintendo Franchise and what characters should be included from them Mine is Pokemon and I would like to see is Blastoise
Mine Is Mario lol, but they pretty much overloaded his reps. Here's who they should add...
Donkey Kong: Funky Kong (he seems like he would be a good fighter), and Dixie Kong. When was the last time Funky Kong appeared though?
Pokemon: A GRASS POKEMON, they should've added Skeptile
Star Fox: Re-add Wolf
MotherEarth: Re-add Ness
Yoshi: Maybe Kamek? Don't ask how he would fight lol, Robin is in the game.
Wario: Waluigi
I'm not sure how Sakurai would expand the roster later on, but I don't think we need DLC for now. He needs a break...
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Bomberman (another icon from the old geration and with decent games on almost all Nintendo platforms);
Bayonetta (unlikelly because Smash is too family oriented);
Wonder Red (more exposure for a better chance of a sequel and a nice rep originated on the Wii U);
Inkling (also to increase exposure before the game is released)
That was nearly the same as my list XD
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Who believes that Sakurai should have cut Dr Mario and other clones and instead focused on creating unique characters e.g Captain toad,Inklings,Paper Mario and what else would you add for dlc
Why does this still even persist.
Even if they cut the clones, there wouldn't have been enough time to do a completely new character.
Custom moves mostly destroy the clone aspect of the game. I think it should be based on character importance, instead. Dr. Mario and Lucina are both pretty important in gaming history (especially dr. mario) but dark pit is still a waste of a slot because he's not a recgonizable character aside from being related to Pit. It would have been better if Sakurai used Lucas or Wolf instead of dark pit, same amount of time and effort needed, but he would have pleased many more fans by bringing back either lucas wolf or both.
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