[QUOTE="sarentack"]it was good even though its old for the fact you couldnt always come back onto the platform if you got knocked too far. #2 you could play and win with any characters pretty much. IMO this should of been the mold used to create competitive smash bros instead of the crap they put in Brawl and Melee to some extent. The tiers in Brawl from top to bottom make me wanna puke.JuarN18
even the original game had a tier list if it did it hardly mattered unless of course you played Jigglypuff. But once melee and brawl hit, their was some chars you dare play with, but then you start getting into the tiers in the last 2, and none if it really made sense for the fact the top tiers only catered to 1 playstyle, if you didnt have that playstyle, you were SOOL.
what footage ive seen of it, I get the impression its one of those Zelda games for lil kids. lets remember, adults is the only ones who can really beat any Zelda game or people who is close to being adults anyway. I think they made this one for adults to take a back seat in.
it was good even though its old for the fact you couldnt always come back onto the platform if you got knocked too far. #2 you could play and win with any characters pretty much. IMO this should of been the mold used to create competitive smash bros instead of the crap they put in Brawl and Melee to some extent. The tiers in Brawl from top to bottom make me wanna puke.
Nintendo is all about keeping cost down. TBH if the Wii wasnt $199 new on launch and it was more, they wouldnt sell as many as they have, Nintendo understands the tough economy. 360 when launched was like $300 I think or it might of been more. The PS3 is still expensive and when it was launched I think was $400, its quite ridiculous. You have to understand very few games would look good in 720p or 1080p anyway, Zelda would look awesome in 1080p unfortunately, but few others would. hard drives on consoles matters none to me.
I picked up my copy of Prime Trilogy at Best Buy in July of 2010 for $20. It was the last one I ever saw on a shelf in any store. Lucky me, lol.
-John_Connor-
before I even gave looking for rare titles a 2nd thought, I would see Trilogy all over the place myself. I am still seeing Fire Emblem around though sealed and new in Wal Mart stores. Now all of a sudden its $55 unless you manage to snag a copy from gamestop.
Nintendo makes a fortune outside the Wii to, but they make it with the Wii by selling to Wal-Mart, all you see in WalMart is games published by Nintendo or companies that are tied in or owned by Nintendo. They probably rake in a fortune on Pokemon more than anything though.
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