Are you talking about the Bounty Hunter missions? If that is the case then you need to unlock all of the bounty hunters. Boba Fett, Jango, IG-88, 4-Lom, Dengar, Bossk, Boush (Leia in disguise). I think that is all of them. Once you have unlocked all of them then you will be able to do the bounty hunter missions.
I just got my Tuning Kit this afternoon and was excited about fixing my drums. However, I was very dissappointed that it didn't really fix my problem. I was wondering if anyone else had received their tuner as well as how well it worked. The problem that I have is that when the Red/Yellow or Green/Orange pads are hit at the same time, the symbols don't always register. It is extremely frustrating when you are hitting the right notes and they aren't registering. I have been in contact with Activision and they weren't exactly the best help in trying to solve my problem. I was curious if anyone else had encountered this problem.
My favorite memory from Nintendo was the first time I finished the final boss battle in Zelda:Oot. The entire Gannondorf/Ganon battle was epic and the best endings to a game that I have ever played. The thing that made it so amazing was after navigating the burning castle with Zelda's help, the ginormous beast Ganon emerges from the rubble that send shivers down my spine. I still went back and played the final boss battle over several times. I actually would still probably play it over again today if I ever hook my old N64 up. Any game that can produce that kind of a memory over 10 years later, definitely has to be my favorite Nintendo moment.
I had problems with my tiny green dots showing up on my screen. It has to do with the GPU overheating. It gradually happens over time. I believe it will happen to all of the origianl launch units eventually. The only thing to do is to send it in to Nintendo to get it fixed. I just recently did this and it completely solved the problem. Hope that helps.
Yes, I know the Wii is not HD. I have had mine since launch and it is running 480p. There are distinct pixels that are flashing while the game is running in progessive mode. It has only recently become an issue with Smash Bros. when it has been hooked up to my girlfriends Toshiba HDTV. I talked to Nintendo and they said it might have something to do with TV not scaling the resolution right. I am going to have to hook it up to another HDTV to see if the same problem occurs.
I have a 52" Toshiba HDTV and there is something about Smash Bros. that has really been bothering me. On the title screen and all throughout gameplay there are tiny pixels that show up in the background that do not fit in how they should. They flash on and off and make the picture look terrible. I have not noticed this on any other of my games. It is exremely noticable on the title screen when set to progressive mode. I have notice it slighty on the main menu page for the Wii now that I have seen it on Smash Bros. I have both Smash Bros./Wii and my tv set to widescreen with component hookups. Does this game truly look this bad or is it possibly my game? Should I just try and call Nintendo and see what they have to say? Any help would be appreciated.
You need to find a room with an orange door that leads to the arrows. I believe you have to use the plasma beam to melt some ice around a mouth that you can roll through with the morph ball, I am not sure on the exact landing spot on Bryyo though.
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