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Flippy_D
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Thread Rules
- Stay civil and don't be a jerk. Flinging insults around can get you banned, and if the entire thread spins out of control, it could get closed down for good.
- Stay on topic. While it's okay to make random predictions of what you hope to see in Brawl, do not go too far off track while discussing other series or characters. If the thread goes too far off-topic, it could get closed down for good.
- Do not make posts that simply say "blue dot" to mark this thread. Be constructive in your posts or you could get infracted.
Pokémon: Manaphy
It’s Manaphy! This Pokémon also appeared in a movie.
This Manaphy is quite different from the other Pokémon that appear in this game. So much so that you’ll think, is this even possible?! Or words to that effect.
It appears from the Poké Ball!
Heart Swaaaaaaaaap!
.........
Nothing happened...? No. That is not so.
Why, Zelda and DK have switched bodies! Wait... You mean, I’m her, and she’s me?!
AAAUUUGGGHHH!
You have to fight as your opponent for a while! They say it’s good to know your enemy.
But you haven’t really swapped places, so if you jump off the edge, it counts as a self-destruct for you. And your damage meter remains as it was.
After a certain amount of time, you go back to normal.
Phew. Good.
Things always seem to end well in this game, don’t they?
Iwata Asks
There’s a web page nestled within Nintendo’s official site where Mr. Iwata, President of Nintendo Co. Ltd., interviews other Nintendo employees. This corner of the website is known as "Iwata Asks."
For some reason, I, Masahiro Sakurai, was invited to one of these interviews.
Wha--?
But I’m not a Nintendo employee! I-is this OK? Are we seriously doing this? Oh, is that so? All right, well, if you insist!
I imagine this interview should give you a tiny glimpse behind the curtains to see what creating Super Smash Bros. Brawl has been like.
Go on and click the link below to check it out!
Wii.com Iwata Asks <Super Smash Bros. Brawl>
_____________________________________________________________________
Control Settings
Playable Characters
Final Smashes
Game Modes
The Subspace Emissary - A full-fledged adventure mode featuring the whole Smash Brothers roster going through side-scrolling stages and boss fights as they stop the evil plot of the Anceint Minister. Includes two-player co-op.
Wi-Fi Play - Play online against opponents from around the world, either against your friends on your friend list or against random and completely anonymous players on free-for-alls.
Trophies and Stickers - These are collectables you'll find as you play! You can now obtain trophies through a special new minigame.
Stickers as a Power Up (1p mode) - You can apply stickers to the base of your character's trophy to strengthen them!
Challenges - Sorta like acheivements - boxes get unlocked as you fulfil certain criteria. Hammers can be used to open some of the boxes, but not all. The boxes contain CDs, trophies, and probably other stuff.
Snapshots and Replay - Instead of a separate camera mode, you can now take snapshots anytime you pause. You can also record about three minutes of gameplay in replays. You can share all your footage with your friends.
Event Mode - Take part in specially designed battles with unique settings and objectives. Now features varying difficulty levels and a separate co-op list.
Stage Builder - Create and share completely custom stages with your friends!
Special Brawl - This time you can stack up the various special modes of play to create unique and varied brawls.
Home-Run Contest - Smash the sand bag as far as you can with a Home-Run bat. It how features a weak forcefield for higher combo potential. You can also play co-op or competitively with nearby or online friends.
Target Smash!! - Use any character to break the targets of five different stages of varying difficulty, now with items and co-op to help.
Multi-Man Brawl - Take on the multicolored Fighting Alloy Team with various modes of play! Features co-op, including online with friends.
Lesser Game Modes:
- Classic, take on series-themed battles on this classic one player mode
- Tourney, play with up to 64 friends in a layered tournament
- Spectator, watch and bet on random online battles
- Training, practice with either CPUs or friends in this controlled enviroment
- Rotation, more than four players can take turns playing with this swap-out mode
- Handicap, adjust the amount of damage players start with to balance brawls
New Items
Announced Stages
Such Pretty Music
Series Represented
- Stay civil and don't be a jerk. Flinging insults around can get you banned, and if the entire thread spins out of control, it could get closed down for good.
- Stay on topic. While it's okay to make random predictions of what you hope to see in Brawl, do not go too far off track while discussing other series or characters. If the thread goes too far off-topic, it could get closed down for good.
- Do not make posts that simply say "blue dot" to mark this thread. Be constructive in your posts or you could get infracted.
Pokémon: Manaphy
It’s Manaphy! This Pokémon also appeared in a movie.
This Manaphy is quite different from the other Pokémon that appear in this game. So much so that you’ll think, is this even possible?! Or words to that effect.
It appears from the Poké Ball!
Heart Swaaaaaaaaap!
.........
Nothing happened...? No. That is not so.
Why, Zelda and DK have switched bodies! Wait... You mean, I’m her, and she’s me?!
AAAUUUGGGHHH!
You have to fight as your opponent for a while! They say it’s good to know your enemy.
But you haven’t really swapped places, so if you jump off the edge, it counts as a self-destruct for you. And your damage meter remains as it was.
After a certain amount of time, you go back to normal.
Phew. Good.
Things always seem to end well in this game, don’t they?
Iwata Asks
There’s a web page nestled within Nintendo’s official site where Mr. Iwata, President of Nintendo Co. Ltd., interviews other Nintendo employees. This corner of the website is known as "Iwata Asks."
For some reason, I, Masahiro Sakurai, was invited to one of these interviews.
Wha--?
But I’m not a Nintendo employee! I-is this OK? Are we seriously doing this? Oh, is that so? All right, well, if you insist!
I imagine this interview should give you a tiny glimpse behind the curtains to see what creating Super Smash Bros. Brawl has been like.
Go on and click the link below to check it out!
Wii.com Iwata Asks <Super Smash Bros. Brawl>
_____________________________________________________________________
Control Settings
There have the option to play this game with four different kinds of controllers.
You can remap the buttons any way you choose, and save your settings to your name for easy access. These are the default settings for each control setup.
You can remap the buttons any way you choose, and save your settings to your name for easy access. These are the default settings for each control setup.
Playable Characters
Veteran Fighters
Newcomers
Missing Characters
As of yet unconfirmed characters from the previous Super Smash Bros games.
Jigglypuff
Captain Falcon
Ness
Luigi
Mewtwo
Mr. Game & Watch
Marth
Dr. Mario
Ganondorf
Falco
Young Link
Pichu
Roy
Interesting Fact: All of these characters have one thing in common: They were all hidden characters in their respective games. None of the returning characters so far were locked when you first started up the two games.
Newcomers
Missing Characters
As of yet unconfirmed characters from the previous Super Smash Bros games.
Jigglypuff
Captain Falcon
Ness
Luigi
Mewtwo
Mr. Game & Watch
Marth
Dr. Mario
Ganondorf
Falco
Young Link
Pichu
Roy
Interesting Fact: All of these characters have one thing in common: They were all hidden characters in their respective games. None of the returning characters so far were locked when you first started up the two games.
Final Smashes
Mario - Mario Finale
Link - Triforce Slash
Pikachu - Volt Tackle
Samus - Zero Laser
Bowser - Giga Bowser Transformation
Donkey Kong - Konga Beat
Yoshi - Super Dragon
Pit - Palutena's Army
Diddy Kong - Rocketbarrel Barrage
Pokémon Trainer - Triple Finish
Fox - Landmaster
Kirby - Cook Kirby
Peach - Peach Blossom
Meta Knight - Galaxia Darkness
Ike - Great Aether
Ice Climbers - Iceberg
Lucas - PK Starstorm
Wario - Wario-Man
King Dedede - Waddle Dee Army
Sonic - Super Sonic
Snake - Grenade Launcher
Olimar - End of Day
Zelda/Sheik - Light Arrow
Link - Triforce Slash
Pikachu - Volt Tackle
Samus - Zero Laser
Bowser - Giga Bowser Transformation
Donkey Kong - Konga Beat
Yoshi - Super Dragon
Pit - Palutena's Army
Diddy Kong - Rocketbarrel Barrage
Pokémon Trainer - Triple Finish
Fox - Landmaster
Kirby - Cook Kirby
Peach - Peach Blossom
Meta Knight - Galaxia Darkness
Ike - Great Aether
Ice Climbers - Iceberg
Lucas - PK Starstorm
Wario - Wario-Man
King Dedede - Waddle Dee Army
Sonic - Super Sonic
Snake - Grenade Launcher
Olimar - End of Day
Zelda/Sheik - Light Arrow
Game Modes
The Subspace Emissary - A full-fledged adventure mode featuring the whole Smash Brothers roster going through side-scrolling stages and boss fights as they stop the evil plot of the Anceint Minister. Includes two-player co-op.
Wi-Fi Play - Play online against opponents from around the world, either against your friends on your friend list or against random and completely anonymous players on free-for-alls.
Trophies and Stickers - These are collectables you'll find as you play! You can now obtain trophies through a special new minigame.
Stickers as a Power Up (1p mode) - You can apply stickers to the base of your character's trophy to strengthen them!
Challenges - Sorta like acheivements - boxes get unlocked as you fulfil certain criteria. Hammers can be used to open some of the boxes, but not all. The boxes contain CDs, trophies, and probably other stuff.
Snapshots and Replay - Instead of a separate camera mode, you can now take snapshots anytime you pause. You can also record about three minutes of gameplay in replays. You can share all your footage with your friends.
Event Mode - Take part in specially designed battles with unique settings and objectives. Now features varying difficulty levels and a separate co-op list.
Stage Builder - Create and share completely custom stages with your friends!
Special Brawl - This time you can stack up the various special modes of play to create unique and varied brawls.
Home-Run Contest - Smash the sand bag as far as you can with a Home-Run bat. It how features a weak forcefield for higher combo potential. You can also play co-op or competitively with nearby or online friends.
Target Smash!! - Use any character to break the targets of five different stages of varying difficulty, now with items and co-op to help.
Multi-Man Brawl - Take on the multicolored Fighting Alloy Team with various modes of play! Features co-op, including online with friends.
Lesser Game Modes:
- Classic, take on series-themed battles on this classic one player mode
- Tourney, play with up to 64 friends in a layered tournament
- Spectator, watch and bet on random online battles
- Training, practice with either CPUs or friends in this controlled enviroment
- Rotation, more than four players can take turns playing with this swap-out mode
- Handicap, adjust the amount of damage players start with to balance brawls
New Items
Crates and Barrels - They are now themed to fit the level style: normal, festive or futuristic. There are also rolling crates that slide hazardly, and explosive crates and barrels are marked as such.
Assist Trophy: This item is similar to be Pokéball but instead produces various video game characters. These are not in any way playable characters.
Known Assist trophies:
Poké Ball: An all-time favorite item which gives you a random Pokémon ranging from the earliest to latest games.
Known Pokémon:
Gooey Bomb: The Gooey Bomb acts as a sticky Remote Mine. While stuck to a character, it can be passed back after making contact with another player.
Cracker Launcher: This projectile launcher isn't as racist as it sounds. It shoots out rapid-fire blasts and can be aimed up and down while running.
Banana Peel: Because clichés work. This item doesn't do much other than tripping an opponent.
Bumper: A returning item from the original Super Smash Brothers, this time around it can be placed in midair.
Pitfall: The item comes from Animal Crossing and retains its effect from there. It can trap opponents in the ground or drop them through a platform.
Smoke Ball: This item deals no damage, but rather actually just blinds the player from the screen. It shoots out rainbow-colored gas.
Franklin Badge: Debuting from the Mother Series (Earthbound), it attaches to a player's chest and is basically an automatic reflector.
Spicy Curry: When a Fire Flower just can't suit your flaming needs, eating this will make your player constantly spew out flames.
Golden Hammer: A coat of paint works wonders, this hammer is flung around at crazy speeds and can let you hover. Occassionally it is a worthless squeaky hammer.
Smart Bomb: From the Starfox series, this bomb creates a massive explosion when thrown.
Team Healer: Only appearing in Team Battles, this item has to be picked up and thrown at your teammate to heal him, and can be intercepted.
Dragoon: You must fight to collect all three pieces before winning the one-hit KO of this legendary Air Ride machine.
Confirmed returning items: Beam Sword, Bob-omb, Bumper, Bunny Hood, Fan, Fire Flower, Food, Freezie, Green Shell, Hammer, Heart Container, Home-Run Bat, Lip's Stick, Maxim Tomato, Motion-Sensor Bomb, Mr. Saturn, Party Ball, Poison Mushroom, Poké Ball, Ray Gun, Screw Attack, Star Rod, Starman, Super Mushroom, Super Scope, Warp Star
Still unceartain items: Barrel Cannon, Cloaking Device, Flipper, Metal Box, Parasol, Red Shell
Assist Trophy: This item is similar to be Pokéball but instead produces various video game characters. These are not in any way playable characters.
Known Assist trophies:
Hammer Bro
Nintendog
Samurai Goroh
Dr. Wright
Knuckle Joe
Devil
Andross
Lyn
Mr. Resetti
Excitebike
Lakitu
Little Mac
Gray Fox
Saki Amamiya
Stafy
Waluigi
Nintendog
Samurai Goroh
Dr. Wright
Knuckle Joe
Devil
Andross
Lyn
Mr. Resetti
Excitebike
Lakitu
Little Mac
Gray Fox
Saki Amamiya
Stafy
Waluigi
Poké Ball: An all-time favorite item which gives you a random Pokémon ranging from the earliest to latest games.
Known Pokémon:
Groudon
Deoxys
Munchlax
Piplup
Meowth
Bonsly
Known returning Pokémon: Bellossom, Celebi, Chikorita, Electrode, Entei, Goldeen, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Mew, Snorlax, Staryu, Suicune, Togepi, Wobbuffet
Deoxys
Munchlax
Piplup
Meowth
Bonsly
Known returning Pokémon: Bellossom, Celebi, Chikorita, Electrode, Entei, Goldeen, Ho-Oh, Lugia, Mew, Snorlax, Staryu, Suicune, Togepi, Wobbuffet
Gooey Bomb: The Gooey Bomb acts as a sticky Remote Mine. While stuck to a character, it can be passed back after making contact with another player.
Cracker Launcher: This projectile launcher isn't as racist as it sounds. It shoots out rapid-fire blasts and can be aimed up and down while running.
Banana Peel: Because clichés work. This item doesn't do much other than tripping an opponent.
Bumper: A returning item from the original Super Smash Brothers, this time around it can be placed in midair.
Pitfall: The item comes from Animal Crossing and retains its effect from there. It can trap opponents in the ground or drop them through a platform.
Smoke Ball: This item deals no damage, but rather actually just blinds the player from the screen. It shoots out rainbow-colored gas.
Franklin Badge: Debuting from the Mother Series (Earthbound), it attaches to a player's chest and is basically an automatic reflector.
Spicy Curry: When a Fire Flower just can't suit your flaming needs, eating this will make your player constantly spew out flames.
Golden Hammer: A coat of paint works wonders, this hammer is flung around at crazy speeds and can let you hover. Occassionally it is a worthless squeaky hammer.
Smart Bomb: From the Starfox series, this bomb creates a massive explosion when thrown.
Team Healer: Only appearing in Team Battles, this item has to be picked up and thrown at your teammate to heal him, and can be intercepted.
Dragoon: You must fight to collect all three pieces before winning the one-hit KO of this legendary Air Ride machine.
Confirmed returning items: Beam Sword, Bob-omb, Bumper, Bunny Hood, Fan, Fire Flower, Food, Freezie, Green Shell, Hammer, Heart Container, Home-Run Bat, Lip's Stick, Maxim Tomato, Motion-Sensor Bomb, Mr. Saturn, Party Ball, Poison Mushroom, Poké Ball, Ray Gun, Screw Attack, Star Rod, Starman, Super Mushroom, Super Scope, Warp Star
Still unceartain items: Barrel Cannon, Cloaking Device, Flipper, Metal Box, Parasol, Red Shell
Announced Stages
Battlefield (Super Smash Bros.)
Delfino Plaza (Super Mario Sunshine)
Yoshi's Island (Yoshi's Island)
Lylat Cruise (Starfox)
Bridge of Eldin (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess)
Smashville (Animal Crossing)
Rumble Falls (Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat)
Skyworld (Kid Icarus)
Castle Seige (Fire Emblem)
WarioWare (WarioWare)
Pokémon Stadium 2 (Pokémon)
Battleship Halberd (Kirby Superstar)
Shadow Moses Island (Metal Gear Solid)
New Pork City (Mother 3)
PictoChat (Nintendo DS)
The Summit (Ice Climber)
Norfair (Metroid)
Mario Circuit (Mario Kart)
Frigate Orpheon (Metroid Prime)
Distant Planet (Pikmin)
Melee Stages: Temple, Yoshi's Island, Corneria, Onett, Brinstar, Rainbow Ride
Such Pretty Music
First, a giant list of composers, accompanied by the new Menu Music:
Menu Theme
Now just some small clips to some music samples we've been given:
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl: Main Theme
- Yoshi's Story: Ending
- Metroid: Boss Battle Music (Ridley Fight)
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Medley
- Star Fox: Space Armada
- Kid Icarus: The Underworld
- Animal Crossing: Go K.K. Rider!
- Pokémon: Pokémon Stadium/Evolution
- Metal Gear Solid: MGS4 Love Theme (Smash Bros. Brawl Version)
- DS Cooking Game (Japanese only)
- WarioWare: Ashley's Theme
- WarioWare: Ashley's Theme (Japanese version)
- Fire Emblem: Fire Emblem Theme
- Kirby: Meta Knight's Revenge
- Donkey Kong
- Zelda II: The Adventure of Link: Great Temple/Temple
- X: Tunnel Scene
- Ice Climber
- Mother: Porky’s Theme
- Sonic The Hedgehog: Angel Island Zone
- Pikmin: World Map
Menu Theme
Now just some small clips to some music samples we've been given:
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl: Main Theme
- Yoshi's Story: Ending
- Metroid: Boss Battle Music (Ridley Fight)
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Medley
- Star Fox: Space Armada
- Kid Icarus: The Underworld
- Animal Crossing: Go K.K. Rider!
- Pokémon: Pokémon Stadium/Evolution
- Metal Gear Solid: MGS4 Love Theme (Smash Bros. Brawl Version)
- DS Cooking Game (Japanese only)
- WarioWare: Ashley's Theme
- WarioWare: Ashley's Theme (Japanese version)
- Fire Emblem: Fire Emblem Theme
- Kirby: Meta Knight's Revenge
- Donkey Kong
- Zelda II: The Adventure of Link: Great Temple/Temple
- X: Tunnel Scene
- Ice Climber
- Mother: Porky’s Theme
- Sonic The Hedgehog: Angel Island Zone
- Pikmin: World Map
Series Represented
So far, we've been given a list of series that have been represented, but as we get this list, its come to us out of order. We currently have gaps as shown:
1. Smash Brothers
2. Donkey Kong
3. StarFox
4. Kirby
5. F-Zero
6. Metroid
7. EarthBound/Mother
8. Pokemon
9. Zelda
10. Mario
11. Yoshi
12. Fire Emblem
13. ???
14. Ice Climbers
15. Animal Crossing
16. Wario
17. Metal Gear
18. Kid Icarus
19. ???
20. Sonic the Hedgehog
21. Nintendo DS
22. Pikmin
*22 Is the highest number we're aware of, it in no way indicates that it is the final number
It seems that icons at least require a stage to exist, so just because an icon is out there doesn't nessecarily mean there's going to be a character featuring it.
1. Smash Brothers
2. Donkey Kong
3. StarFox
4. Kirby
5. F-Zero
6. Metroid
7. EarthBound/Mother
8. Pokemon
9. Zelda
10. Mario
11. Yoshi
12. Fire Emblem
13. ???
14. Ice Climbers
15. Animal Crossing
16. Wario
17. Metal Gear
18. Kid Icarus
19. ???
20. Sonic the Hedgehog
21. Nintendo DS
22. Pikmin
*22 Is the highest number we're aware of, it in no way indicates that it is the final number
It seems that icons at least require a stage to exist, so just because an icon is out there doesn't nessecarily mean there's going to be a character featuring it.
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Posts
This section of the opening post will be dedicated to any forumer contributions made to this thread by way of creating something that will be helpful for organizing online play, the setup thereof, or sharing pertinent information such as user names and friend codes. In addition to this, there is now a portion explaining more advanced Smash terminology as well.
E For All Demo
- FINAL SMASH COMPILATION VIDEO. Hooray Faustum!
-Joshua368 found a ton of videos, most of which are recent.
-Zec posted an adventure mode preview showing off Donkey and Diddy Kong.
-StriderEdge posted an adventure mode preview showing off Kirby and Peach.
-Cloudeagle posts yet another adventure mode preview showing off Pit and Mario.
-Faustum posts a final adventure mode preview called Worlds Collide featuring Wario
-InvisibleInk posted this interesting article: Nintendo World Reports Impressions of the E for All demo
-Ultrachrist found an Official E for All Firsthand Impressions Thread put together by SmashBoards
The Penny Arcade Super Smash Brothers Brawl Online Tournament List!
This is all organized courtesy of Nickle. It is planned to take place a week or two after the game comes out so people have a chance to practice. There are still plenty of spots available here if you want to sign up.
Here is the tournament list, which is more of a placeholder than anything else. People will have to reconfirm their desire to take part in the tournament when it arrives.
Last updated January 16th.
1. Nickle IL
2. Guek WA
3. BlueBlue MS
4. Speakeasy CA
5. TempleWolf MN
6. quovadis13 ON, CA
7. cloudeagle OK
8. Joshua368 SC
9. Djiem Canada somewhere, I think
11. Redfenix IL
12. Mntorankusu KY
13. Ronen NY
14. Phanman
15. Pata
16. shyguy NY
17. Sharp10r NC
18. LordNibbler NY
19. ruiisu FL
20. Behemoth WA
21. Bulbasaur ON, CA
22. MetaHybrid ON, CA
23. willmannyeatthat MA
24. ArcSyn NJ
25. Munkus Beaver
26. Shabutie CA
27. Brue CA
28. Arcibi KY
29. Squashua FL
30. urahonky OH
31. Aydr WA
32. Faustum TX
33. Fishguy NM
34. Khavall PA
35. Improvolone FL
36. Goatmon CA
37. Niceguyeddie616 MA
38. Reigner PA
39. Gino WI
40. Zealous One CA
41. Woot427 IL
42. Monsty ND
43. Gunwarrior (Maybe) CA
44. Taramoor WA
45. Captain Crunch BC, CA
46. Gorilla Salad TX
47. Snork CT/PA
48. Jrosey WA
49. Tehcoolryan CA
50. Atheraal
51. Toothy KY
52. JLM-AWP
53. Zimarooski TX
54. Yalborap
55. Jarhog
56. Rehab NE
57. Rollout MTL, QC, CA
58. Gravija IL
59. Aioua WA
60. Hylianbunny ON, CA
61. SkyGheNe CT
62. BahamutZERO CA
63. Vann Diras IN
64. No Great Name East Coast
65. AshtonDragon NL, CA
66. Bibble TN
67. InivisibleInk OR
68. aaronsedge AR
69. Mushroom Pie
70. Greg343 KS
71. Corp.Shephard NC
72. Kupi NC
73. Kor NM
74. TehSpectre KS
75. JustinChar99 FL
76. Godfather TX
77. Zen Vulgarity FL
78. Manetheren AL
79. mts CA
80. RedMageDarion ME
81. Tachyon CO
82. Zampano NH
83. Zek NJ
84. Inquisitor CA
85. Manaleak34 WA
86. Cloudman MO
87. mr_ekim CA
88. Ruins MD
89. ChopperDave
90. Qorzm CA
91. CaspianX CA
92. Fig-D CA
93. Spoof
94. Mtvcdm WI
95. Dusda OR
96. Geod VA
97. Red Gear NY
98. Mighty TX
99. Brokecracker IN
100. HylianZora OH
101. LightRider TX
102. PikaPuff
103. tony_important NS, CA
104. DasUberEdward OH
105. SoonerMan OK
106. Lagnar NS, CA
107. Rei NY
108. redfield85
Smash Brothers Community Terminology
This is a very thorough look at advanced Smash terms to help end confusion about them. ChopperDave wrote it and has this to say:
Here is something that could be considered Part 3 of the Smash Bros Terminology. It goes over common misconceptions about tournament players and seeks to help end the SmashBoards versus casual play arguments which always seem to pop up in these threads. Everyone should take a look at these discussions:
-More talk about the competitive community by Chopper Dave
-Joshua368 which stages are banned in tournament play ... and explains why
Flash-based replica Brawl Stage Editor
This is a really cool page designed by mntorankusu, based around the Stage Creator update on the dojo. Here are some instructions and information.
Click here to play it. Here is an example of what you can do.
Customizable signatures that display user names and friend codes.
Here is something that mntorankusu and Geod have been working on, which will allow people to easily put their favorite character and friend code in a fancy signature to help organize things once the game comes out. It allows you to choose your name, character, icon, friend code, and color of character. This is what they look like:
The line "if you're lucky" in the update suggests otherwise, in my opinion...
Dedede has such awesome expressions.
Needs a vocalist!!
I also like how Olimar's eyes are apparently bulging as he flies away from the explosion.
Dedede IS awesome.
So in this picture we clearly see that Dedede is being poisoned by the white Pikmin...
Do you think you can chain the Pikmin in such a way that it'd do different types of damage in order?
Like a fire/poison/thunder combo?
Or perhaps it's just difficult to aim.
This was considered, but who can match KK's voice? It... it's beautiful.
XBL/PSN/Steam: APZonerunner
I used to watch the auto matches for Soul Calibur, and those were horrible due to being Comp vs Comp. This would be gold.
I expect said thread, and will avidly post in it.
Oh way wee ohhh, wee wee way oooohhhh
I tend to miss a lot.
Number of days until the Japanese release.
And we get the full everything soon after, since some crazy mother will beat SSE with every character in every conceivable amount of time, as well as beating every event match within 5 minutes after release.
I wonder about how SSE is going to work, as far as the branching story paths - will everyone come together at the end and let you select who to beat it with? What of the paths not traveled, will I have to replay SSE to play with Diddy instead of Fox? 2 weeks of mysteries.
Seriously, that's pretty awesome work there, and I bet you could do some awesome things with a bit more time.
It's cool to see the attention they're putting into making the characters a bit more animated. As was said, Dedede's expressions look awesome, as well as other things like Wario's jaw dislocating after a hit from the Andross assist trophy. There was a bit of that in Melee but it seems much more visible in Brawl.
I cant im going to bed in 4 minutes but do it!
AKA [PA]Ilovepandas
Also Olimar is great and I will play him lots.
I more or less picture some crazy dude data mining everything within minutes.
At least we'll have the full character list soon - although half the fun of the Smash Bros. experience is coming across the unexpected and fighting characters I would have never thought of seeing, so maybe I won't peek at the newcomers after all.. But 2 months is a long time to wait.
Well, that last one had Olimar, the Famitsu scans, and the delay...
List of Capcom Characters that should be in Brawl:
1. Megaman
2. No one fucking else.
This needs to be in the OP. So people get the point.
I'd also accept Viewtiful Joe but only in addition to Megaman
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... Zero?
PM me if you added me!
Actually, I won't be mad. The game is still going to be perfect, just not... perfect-er.
Steps may include getting the triforce in OoT and unlocking Luigi for super mario 64 after downloading both on the vc.
There is absolutely no chance of it
None whatsoever
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