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What made that match even more uncomfortable was the fact that I was playing as a woman at the time.
ChaosWolf said:
then of course… there’s Mr. Hands.Mr. Hands is dead, man. There will never be another.
MasterP said:
Let me rephrase that: current licensing rules prevent Nintendo from putting any of the Perfect Dark characters in any new game.I know. I was just listing the developer’s rules for character eligability in Brawl. It goes without saying that they would also have to obey legally binding contracts. Strangely enough, under these laws, Battletoads are not eligable for inclusion, but Altair is.
And now to prove how nerdy I can be. Snake didn’t start on Nintendo. He started on the MSX. Metal Gear was later dumbed down and put on the Famicom/NES. This version sucked. You didn’t even fight a Metal Gear.
I believe the current rules for Smash Bros eligablitity are:
1. They must have appeared on a Nintendo console at least once.
2. They must have originated in a video game.
That means no anime characters and no ninja turtles.
Oh, and Sheik is cooler than Zelda.
I think its funny how the white cat is totally baiting the black cat. Thats the cardinal rule of being a succesful jerk: you don’t get mad; they do.
Oh Malley said:
Depends on what your comfortable with. Besides, you’ve got to remember, you can carry two.What I mean is if I were carrying both a long and short range weapon, wouldn’t I be at a disadvantage if my opponent were at mid-range?
I heard there is a way to skip about half the track on the Rainbow Road by jumping over the siderails. Is this true or am I just going senile?
If you have a short-range weapon and come across a long-range weapon, should you take it? I know this would leave the mid-range wide open, but couldn’t you just use the long-range and grenades to work things out?
Star Wolf may have originated in Star Fox 2, but their introduction to the general public was in Star Fox 64. It was many years after 64 that 2 became available to download. Of course, if the business people at Nintendo had their way, nobody would ever download any of their propery, no matter how obscure it may be. They’ve always been bulldogs.
Edit: 200th post! Hooray!
