Uhh, no, that is completely incorrect, you're allowed to view any website using the Wii's internet browser (....certain "adult only" websites actually started modeling their websites to be "PS3 and Wii user friendly" for the Wii/PS3s user's leisure)
Sony doesn't own Square, so there's nothing for them to drop. Square is an independent 3rd-party developer with no affiliation to Sony. Sony in no way has any ownership of Square
Games get released in Japan first, the US gets games later, not the other way around NA will get 358/2 days 1-3 months after Japan's release date
Wasn't Bowser doing regular aerials in that video?
You can only do it over the stage, Shoush, not in the air, it doesn't allow Bowser to recover any easier, it's just some strange hopping glitch that only Bowser can do http://hk.youtube.com/watch?v=p1wx0bz_6FQ
Why? It's not like Bowser is a high-tier or broken character
The PS3 overtaking the 360 by 2009 isn't wishful thinking, I'd say it's pretty much bound to happen. The fact that the 360 does not sell in 1/3rd of the market is really starting to bite it in the ass, the 360 can outsell the PS3 in both PAL and NA, but even with that the PS3 always has it's Japan figures to fall back on, which in the end allows the PS3's sales to remain on top of the 360's sales regardless of how well it does in the other 2 regions The 360's lower sales don't reflect that it's a bad system, by all means, but the 360 has been last in cumulative sales out of all consoles for the past few months
But you have to factor that if Marth misses his FS, he kills himself. If Marth doesn't hit something with his FS, he continues his forward momentum and flies right off the edge of the map, instead death
It's competing, and it's winning.
So far the multiplayer that has been utilized for the 358/2 Days demo has been local multiplayer, as in it was played with 4 DSs connecting together wirelessly within 100 feet of each other. It is not confirmed that the game will have Wifi, so we'll have to wait and see.
Still pretty lackluster when it's just inadvertantly hopefully killing someone by preventing their recovery, when the alternatives are "oh hey, press buttan, recieve 3 kills instantly" Also, characters like Metaknight, Pit, ROB, and maybe Charizard probably wouldn't be affected by it at all, as they have lots of stall tactics and insane recovery to last them the duration of the FS
Nomura gets off to the PS3's hardware potential almost as much as belts and zippers, I don't buy it Would a KH game on Wii be cool? Yeah, but would it be KHIII? Doubt it, I'd settle for a spin-off title Being on Nintendo hardware doesn't suddenly insert Nintendo worlds into the mix or mean that Nintendo has an influence on the game's content. Has KH yet to have Solid Snake or Crash Bandicoot in it simply because it's been on Sony consoles?
Jigglypuff's Final Smash for being absolutely useless
Neutral Special - Fires a horizontal laser that does 5%-10% damage (5% from far away, 10% if you're right near him) that goes through multiple enemies. No manual charging, just an instantly shot. Can't be rapid-fired, if you use it immediately after just using it, ROB's face sparks and nothing happens, gotta wait like 3 seconds between uses. This laser can also be angled upwards and downwards, and bounces off of Walls and the Stage Floor (Though I believe it goes straight through platforms) Side Special - Spins his arms all around him in a whirlwind hitting the opponent with multiple hits. The tilts of his arms can be adjusted mid-attack so that he's aiming his arms upwards and downwards. It's unconfirmed, but I've hear that ROB can stand at the edge of a stage, arm his arms at a downward angle and use this attack, and if someone is recovering and runs into his spinning arms, they will be spiked down to their death (This was originally a function of Link's Up-B in Melee, his Up-B would "semi-spike" people downwards, but it was removed from Link in Brawl, and possibly given to ROB) Down Special - Charges up a Gyromite Spinning Top, when it's done charging ROB can fire the Top at any time (It's like how you can charge Samus's Charge Canon and when it's done, Samus is flashing and then later you can just press B to fire a full charged blast). When ROB presses Down-Special again he launches the Spinning Top forward with a lot of force that does about 20% on the initial hit, after it hits it sits on the stage spinning in place, it can then be picked up and thrown like a normal item for 10% damage, or ROB can charge it up again to use. Up Special - ROB uses a rocket jump with incredible recovery distance, ROB boosts himself with a rocket jet under himself, anyone directly under ROB get's burned by the blasts. ROB's Up Special is the only one in the game that you can actually stop using in Mid-Air, and then start using again, and ROB can even do aerial attacks in between boosts. Final Smash - ROB's eyes electrify and he starts shooting out a tornado of lasers and damaging energy/electricity directly in front of him. ROB's Final Smash is not a huge explosion or anything that damages the whole stage, his eyes are simply shooting out immensely damaging lasers, so ROB must run and chase him opponents, trapping them in his damaging eye lasers for immense damage. The Final Smash lasts for a period of about 15 seconds, and in this time if used properly, ROB can do over 200% damage to an opponent. You can see all of these here: YouTube - SSB R.O.B. specials and training gameplay I recently discovered, ROB's Neutral Special is actually like Wario's Fart attack: the longer you wait to use it the more damage it does. The earliest blast does 5% damage, and then if you try and use it directly after, it hasn't had any time to 'charge' so it does nothing and just sparks. However, if you wait to use it the laser actually has an invisible charge time, and after about 30 seconds of not using it, it will be a more powerful blast that does 20% damage and can knock you off the stage (Possible 40% damage if you're directly next to ROB when he uses the more powerful blast) Also, ROB's Back-A is a rocket-boost explosion sort of attack, which in addition to being an attack, propells ROB forward slightly when used. So, it can be comparable to Marth's Forward-B recovery from Melee, only with ROB's Back-A Anyone remember that Jigglypuff combo video I showed awhile ago that showed how Jigglypuff could knock you off the stage and keep hitting you over and over and actually forcibly punch you all the way to death from the side of the stage? Well, with ROB's awesome jumps and ridiculous Up-B, ROB can do that now...yes, ROB is indeed capable of Jigglypuff's Wall of Pain
You're about 6 months late on that, Deoxys was shown as a Pokeball summon forever ago, lol Lucario is playable though
most everyone already knew about that the day after that update, lol
tl;dr, companies file patents on things they purposefully won't use for the sake of preventing third parties from making them in the first place, as if it ever happened Nintendo could stop it as infringement
Mmhmm, Mewtwo was scrapped, he's a regular Trophy now. Lucario took a lot of his old moves, Lucario is still is own character though, just borrowed some of Mewtwo's old material
No, it was entirely possible, they just decided to squander all the potential and take the easy route and make him a clone. There was a ridiculous ammount of Windwaker material that lent itself to a unique moveset that was simply not used at all Also, Ganondorf is a clone of Captain Falcon again, there was a video of Ganondorf doing Target Test and all of his aerials are taken directly from Falcon, we don't know his B-moves yet except for Up-B, which is the same functionality as Falcon's Up-B only Ganon does a spin instead of a front-flip like Falcon. And Luigi hasn't been changed at all, again squandering the potential for a Luigi's Mansion based moveset, they just recycled his moves again.
Marth was from beating Classic Mode on Normal or higher (some say you have to do it with Ike, some don't specify) Sonic, I believe, had something to do with Event mode (Said to be a huge pain in the ass, whatever it is) Jigglypuff was supposedly involved with Target Test A lot of characters, like Sakurai said in a Dojo update, are just unlocked by progressing through SSE's storyline, and you unlock them as you meet them and progress to the story's end. (Snake, Lucario, Game and Watch, R.O.B and Ganondorf I know were unlocked this way) Wolf O'Donnell may be pretty difficult, whatever the unlock method is, because he's the final character they've yet to unlock
