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Re: Capcom May Consider A Ghost Trick Sequel If There's Enough Support

Bass_X0

SPOILERS

The game shows the second time that Ray asked Sissel to help him. The first time Sissel turns him down and goes off on his own. We don't see the consequences of this.

What happened after turning Ray down? What does he do? Who does he meet?

The ending is pretty neatly wrapped up. So a direct continuation of the story after the ending isn’t really possible.

Re: Nintendo Expands Switch Online's GBA Library With Three Super Mario Games

Bass_X0

Other than that, it's pretty similar to the All-stars version of Super Mario Bros 2 on SNES

No it’s not. Play SMA1 and find out. They added a bunch of new stuff that makes it worth playing. Of course it wasn’t going to be completely new but neither is it a straight port of the All*Stars version.

Being able to play SNES games on GBA was quite special back in the day. Even straight ports.

Re: Soapbox: It's Time For A Zelda 1 Remake, Please

Bass_X0

Years ago I wanted a remake of Zelda 1 reusing Minish Cap graphics. It would bring life to a generic looking NES games with a variety of visually different locations making up the same areas of the NES game. Link starts out on a village for example with the ”mountains” being replaced by buildings and blocks in that area replaced by people.

Re: Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster File Sizes Seemingly Revealed

Bass_X0

@Scapetti hey people complain that they don’t want to rent NSO games and demand they be sold individually. And so Square said “okay, now you can buy these old games without subscribing”, and then people complained that they are too expensive being sold individually…

Re: Video: Let's Discuss The Super Mario Bros. Movie

Bass_X0

Worst point for me was that the music is way too loud in places.

Voices were okay. Storyline was okay. Action and CGI was good. Loved the references… but no Wario? Not one reference or cameo in the entire movie. The kid who bullies baby Luigi should have been baby Wario but it wasn’t. And only the briefest of Yoshi cameos.

Re: Video: Super Mario Bros. Movie 'Princess Peach Training Course' Clip Released

Bass_X0

@mrMike it’s become common that female heroes in movies don’t get stronger, they just “lower the difficulty setting” of the male characters around them. They’re playing on easy mode so they can win instead of fighting and overcoming a difficult opponent. And that’s just an insult towards female characters in movies. Tearing others down to win instead of becoming stronger yourself is not empowering.

Re: Mario Movie Directors Explain Their Take On Princess Peach

Bass_X0

@Zelda_01 No sorry. Peach is Peach. She’s not Samus. She’s not Lara Croft. She’s not Bayonetta. I don’t want her turned into something she’s not. Part of having diversity is that there is a variety of different character traits, yes even for the same gender. The “strong independent woman who don’t need no man” trope works for some characters but not everyone. Peach’s strengths lie in her kindness, gentleness, compassion, intelligence and being respectful. She is not one to bark orders and charge into battle spear in hand. Diversity includes such character traits as being valid. Or do you want to pretend that such positive traits are a unbecoming of a female character. Not every woman has to be physically strong to have strength. Peach is one such woman.

Re: Simon Pegg Is Heading Back To School As Hogwarts Legacy's Headmaster

Bass_X0

@twadebarcelona Still Twitter trash to me. I can only imagine the garbage fire the comments section will be when the game is released on Switch. And the phrases and arguments that will be used will have come from Twitter.

And the army of hate is coming from those who bully twitch streamers into not playing the game. That is the army of hate we good people must rise up against and strike down.

Re: Mario Movie Directors Explain Their Take On Princess Peach

Bass_X0

@SirCarbs

“ My dude, there’s a lot of projection & insecurity in that comment. You okay?”

No, I’m not okay with modern day Hollywood literally pooping on our childhood legacy heroes. This is what they do, and now regularly do. So yes adults are pretty insecure that their childhood heroes will be pooped on whenever they announce a new movie or tv show. Hollywood, Disney, Netflix, Amazon, Warner Bros etc has zero respect towards keeping the spirit of the original series.

Right now the movie could go either way. I think it’s fair to say that many fans of Mario from the 80s and 90s are still fans today, and we want 80s and 90s Mario to be respected. And no, that does not mean that Peach should be a weak fragile demure shell of a woman. She was good in the 90s cartoons.

Re: Mario Movie Directors Explain Their Take On Princess Peach

Bass_X0

@steely_pete Princess Toadstool in the Super Mario 3 and Super Mario World cartoons was a good character with likeable positive traits.

I don’t want her to become some stuck-up B who humiliates Mario in the movie just because she thinks she is superior to him on account of her being a woman.

They’re friends. They’re equals. She’s a kind caring, polite and understanding capable woman without an ounce of aggression in her. If they don’t capture that element of her personality then they don’t understand how to write her.