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Re: Random: Banjo-Kazooie Creator Reacts To Duo's Bittersweet Cameo In The Latest Smash Trailer

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@Beaucine It just feels weird when Smash Bros adds characters from a game that wasn't originally on a Nintendo console in it's first release. If for example FFVII was on PS1 and N64, then it would be fine. But porting a game decades later to a Nintendo console (Switch) seems to validate it for characters for Smash. Snake is the closest example I can think of, if he hadn't appeared on the NES then the MGS "real" remake would permit him to added to Smash. FF7 on Switch is remastered, which is just a port with alterations.

Re: Popular Twitch And TikTok Star Pokeprincxss Has Been Sued By Nintendo

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@Foisted_Bread all you have to do is make something that hasn't been done before, whether it becomes popular or not is down to how you market your creation. And I doubt it would ruin people's lives, unless you bring trolls into the equation. But if you enter the world of online celebrity you have to understand the pits and downfalls that come with it.

Re: The State Of The Switch eShop Is "Heartbreaking" Says No More Robots Boss

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The problem is the digital age. Before the internet became such a staple of everyday life, you'd visit game stores and look at every game box on the shelf, and pick what you thought looked cool. You'd look up and down, in all the nook and crannies to find a potentially hidden gem. Now most games get hidden, or buried, behind a webpage that isn't at the forefront, and we instinctively dismiss what isn't right in front of us as mediocrity. The physical act of foraging for "hope" is lost in this domain. The reality is though, there are more great games being released weekly than there's ever been, but 90% of the developers will go unrewarded because of how competitive and bustling the system is.

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