Nintendo Conference | DSi | Sin and Punishment 2 | Punch-Out!! | American Conf.

ok you need to explain a bit more, no combos? what exactly did you mean by that? how in the world did Melee need more skill to recover? and WTF is tripping?

poster

Hitstun is next to non existent in Brawl, in Melee after you airdodged you were vulnerable, in Brawl you can airdodge as much as you want until you land on the ground. In Brawl no matter how close you are to the ledge, when you UpB you automaticly grab onto it (unless you're really close to it or your character doesn't grab onto the ledge automaticly), in Melee you had to work for your recovery with the skill it took sweet spot the edge (when you grab onto the edge without having your hitbox reach above the edge which would make you vulnerable). And don't tell me you've never tripped in Brawl. It's when you stumble from starting a dash.

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ok you need to explain a bit more, no combos? what exactly did you mean by that? how in the world did Melee need more skill to recover? and WTF is tripping?

Stabby2486

Hitstun is next to non existent in Brawl, in Melee after you airdodged you were vulnerable, in Brawl you can airdodge as much as you want until you land on the ground. In Brawl no matter how close you are to the ledge, when you UpB you automaticly grab onto it (unless you're really close to it or your character doesn't grab onto the ledge automaticly), in Melee you had to work for your recovery with the skill it took sweet spot the edge (when you grab onto the edge without having your hitbox reach above the edge which would make you vulnerable). And don't tell me you've never tripped in Brawl. It's when you stumble from starting a dash.

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ok you need to explain a bit more, no combos? what exactly did you mean by that? how in the world did Melee need more skill to recover? and WTF is tripping?

nintendo-4life

Hitstun is next to non existent in Brawl, in Melee after you airdodged you were vulnerable, in Brawl you can airdodge as much as you want until you land on the ground. In Brawl no matter how close you are to the ledge, when you UpB you automaticly grab onto it (unless you're really close to it or your character doesn't grab onto the ledge automaticly), in Melee you had to work for your recovery with the skill it took sweet spot the edge (when you grab onto the edge without having your hitbox reach above the edge which would make you vulnerable). And don't tell me you've never tripped in Brawl. It's when you stumble from starting a dash.

You must not play very often. :P

LOL ok this tripping business is just stupid, but i swear it never happened to me.poster

You should main Game and Watch if you're that lucky.

from a competitive aspect melee is better and it was the better game for it's time...but c'mon.

Brawl is just the better game when you compare the two side by side.

Larger roster, more content, better soundtrack, online (don't try to tell me that no online is better than crappy/barebones online...becasue it isn't)...it's kind of pointless to re-release melee.

[QUOTE="poster"]LOL ok this tripping business is just stupid, but i swear it never happened to me.Stabby2486

You should main Game and Watch if you're that lucky.

from a competitive aspect melee is better and it was the better game for it's time...but c'mon.

Brawl is just the better game when you compare the two side by side.

Larger roster, more content, better soundtrack, online (don't try to tell me that no online is better than crappy/barebones online...becasue it isn't)...it's kind of pointless to re-release melee.

Shinobishyguy

I really enjoy the whole level design aspects of SSBB

from a competitive aspect melee is better and it was the better game for it's time...but c'mon.

Brawl is just the better game when you compare the two side by side.

Larger roster, more content, better soundtrack, online (don't try to tell me that no online is better than crappy/barebones online...becasue it isn't)...it's kind of pointless to re-release melee.

Shinobishyguy

Plus, it'd be a slap in the face for Sakurai, considering he worked over 3 years with Brawl and rushed with Melee.

[QUOTE="Wanderer5"]Man I am so excited for Sin and Punishment 2. I hope it comes to the NA. Anyway great conference. Now lets see how the NA one will do. I hoping for a release date for Fatal Frame 4.blushield

The american one has no new announcements. They jsut release the same info as the japanese one

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from a competitive aspect melee is better and it was the better game for it's time...but c'mon.

Brawl is just the better game when you compare the two side by side.

Larger roster, more content, better soundtrack, online (don't try to tell me that no online is better than crappy/barebones online...becasue it isn't)...it's kind of pointless to re-release melee.

HarlockJC

I really enjoy the whole level design aspects of SSBB

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Since the DSi will have faster downloads and a built-in browser, I would like to know how fast is its CPU. Perhaps the higher price may have to do with the faster CPU and other features.

As for "Red Ocean," I did not know that the DSi will be competing against the Xbox 360 and PS3.

MagnuzGuerra

Phase three is all about the product becoming a tool for such a non-customer. This means the DS will be given non-gaming additions. This is not unlike the Wii having a Weather Channel and News Channel, for example. Music playback and likely firmware that allows it to be used as a tool, such as a cookbook or a navigation guide in airports and other areas, fit the 'distant user' very well. People could buy the DS as a tool for those things and get into gaming in a more roundabout way. article

Hmm, that's interesting. I knew about the navigation guide and Nintendo's baseball stadium, but I never made the connection. I always saw the camera, etc. as Red Ocean features, but I was only seeing the surface. My interest is based in the Red Ocean, but the Blue Ocean appeal is certainly there.

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from a competitive aspect melee is better and it was the better game for it's time...but c'mon.

Brawl is just the better game when you compare the two side by side.

Larger roster, more content, better soundtrack, online (don't try to tell me that no online is better than crappy/barebones online...becasue it isn't)...it's kind of pointless to re-release melee.

tocool340

I really enjoy the whole level design aspects of SSBB

The playing online part would have been great...Maybe in the sequel

I don't know about the customization issue. I though it was great. I have made around 20 of them.

Anyway, this surely is a better jump from DS Lite to DSi than it was for GBA SP to Game Boy Micro.Willy105

meh.

do appreciate the slightly bigger screen.

[QUOTE="Willy105"]Anyway, this surely is a better jump from DS Lite to DSi than it was for GBA SP to Game Boy Micro.Dreams-Visions

meh.

do appreciate the slightly bigger screen.

[QUOTE="tocool340"][QUOTE="HarlockJC"][QUOTE="Shinobishyguy"]

from a competitive aspect melee is better and it was the better game for it's time...but c'mon.

Brawl is just the better game when you compare the two side by side.

Larger roster, more content, better soundtrack, online (don't try to tell me that no online is better than crappy/barebones online...becasue it isn't)...it's kind of pointless to re-release melee.

HarlockJC

I really enjoy the whole level design aspects of SSBB

The playing online part would have been great...Maybe in the sequel

I don't know about the customization issue. I though it was great. I have made around 20 of them.