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I'm extremely glad about the Captain Falcon announcement, and Lucina looks pretty fucking cool too. As for Robin, are they supposed to work similarly to something like the Ice Climbers?

Keane wrote:I'm extremely glad about the Captain Falcon announcement, and Lucina looks pretty fucking cool too. As for Robin, are they supposed to work similarly to something like the Ice Climbers?

No, Robin has a completely new play style, in that he/she has limited magic usage, and seemingly has different swords (although only the Levin Sword is mentioned in the trailer, you can spot male Robin using the Bronze Sword at one point). Although they picture the two Robins beside each other in their promotional render, you play as one at a time. You can simply select between the male and female version as costumes, much like Villager and Wii Fit Trainer.

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Reeeeeaaaaaaaaaally disappointed in Lucina though. She's just a Marth clone, except they completely removed what made Marth unique as a swordfighting character (the tipper mechanic). And if they intentionally slowed down Marth to make Lucina a faster version of him, than that's a huge middle finger to Marth fans.

Looks like Americans finally got this game on Arcades.
I demand Wii U port:

Hey just wondering, I plan to buy the new Shantea coming out in October, but I'm going to be really strapped for cash until 2015. Anywho I was wondering if I should get Megaman2 instead of shantea, since I also want to play that. Suggestions?

I played Mega Man 2 and it is awesome, I didn't play this other game so I dunno.

I heard that both of those titles are good, but think to yourself on which one you'll have more fun with.

Think Ill stick with Shantea for now, and hope for a good time to get a extra shift at work.

It was about time:
http://wiiudaily.com/2014/07/nintendo-a ... pal-cards/

OldClassicGamer wrote:It was about time:
http://wiiudaily.com/2014/07/nintendo-a ... pal-cards/

Wow finally, I used to buy them online with ideal, a Dutch online payment system, but then I had to pay 1 euro extra

Interesting, I'd imagine that this would be very handy. Although Me thinks Ill stick with the 7 eleven across the street.

http://mynintendonews.com/2014/07/23/if ... -bros-3ds/

UGHUGHUGHUGHUGHUGHUGH

I hate not being American, and it has absolutely nothing to do with finding the country extremely appealing.

Nintendo is always unfair for non American and Japanese gamers :\

YEAH! I'M AMERICAN!!! BUT FUCK, I'M NOT GOING TO COMIC CON! Son of a bitch!!!

So a bit more information has come about about that.

It seems you don't get a downloadable demo through this #BringMeSmash event. Instead, a Nintendo rep will come find you based on your picture and bring you to a place where you will be given a physical copy of the demo, and can play it in a lounge for a while on your own 3DS.

Seems a bit...redundant, since they will have a ton of booths for both versions of Smash Bros at Comic-Con. I guess it's nice for those who do get this private session though. Hopefully we get some in-depth showcases out of it.

Thinking of all those people packed into Comic Con makes me pretty happy to know online coverage exists.

The 3DS Super Smash Bros Comic Con Tournament will be on now in a second! Get in here!

http://www.twitch.tv/nintendo

Hey everyone! I have a bit of a problem with Rayman 2 on the N64. After I completed the game, and I see the ending sequence, and I watch the credits, the screen says "THE END" and I can't seem to get past this screen. Also, I'm playing on an actual Nintendo 64, NOT an emulator. If anyone could help, that would be great!

Also, the prison ship, and the final boss are not separate levels, which I thought they might of been

I don't know about Rayman 2, but on a lot of N64 games you have to restart the console, as you can not continue after beating the games (Super Mario 64 and Paper Mario do this).

RibShark wrote:I don't know about Rayman 2, but on a lot of N64 games you have to restart the console, as you can not continue after beating the games (Super Mario 64 and Paper Mario do this).

It's really annoying, as I had just collected all 999 (1000) lums before it did that. Oh well, I'll just try again..

Huh, that's an odd thing indeed, none of the disc versions of Rayman 2 did that, so if it is a thing, would it be because of the cartridge format?