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yeah.....ok
You right I'll still get washed
Nintendo Thread: Nintendo Direct Mini 03/26/2020
You right I'll still get washed
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speaking of melee
unlocking mewtwo was such a pain
i did the 1 stock sudden death thing
until i played enough matches
unlocking mewtwo was such a pain
i did the 1 stock sudden death thing
until i played enough matches
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smash still be fun even when ur losing though
thats whats so great about it imo
not too many games are fun even when ur losing
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My friend told me that he put on one 2-player match with both controllers connected and left his Gamecube on for an entire Friday night while he went to sleep THEN was able to unlock Mewtwo that following Saturday morning after that
12+ hours of VS. gameplay LOL
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wasnt it like 200 hours or something to unlock mewtwo that wayMy friend told me that he put on one 2-player match with both controllers connected and left his Gamecube on for an entire Friday night while he went to sleep THEN was able to unlock Mewtwo that following Saturday morning after that
i thought about doing it that way too
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You got the numeral right, just 1 digit over though
https://www.ssbwiki.com/Mewtwo_(SSBM)#How_to_Unlock
It is 20 hours of VS. gameplay
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Junichi Masuda again says next Pokemon game will let you bring over older creatures
Posted on October 15, 2018 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch
Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee are the first Pokemon games for Switch. But as we know, another new project – described as a core title – is set to arrive on the console during the second half of 2019. We’ve heard director Junichi Masuda talk about transferring Pokemon in the past, though it’s something he touched on again in an interview with GameSpot.
Masuda said that the team is still sorting through all of the details and figuring out how things will work. However, he reiterated, “we do have plans to find ways to let players use their Pokemon in the next game.”
Masuda’s full words when asked whether Game Freak is looking at letting Pokemon to move between Let’s Go and the next core title:
“We’re definitely always thinking of that kind of forward-moving functionality, especially since we’ve introduced Pokemon Bank. Now, up to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, you’re able to store your Pokemon, and we know they’re very important to everyone. I mean, obviously, people would be very sad if they couldn’t use their Pokemon in a future game. So, it does get complicated when you talk about the details and we’re still figuring it out, but we do have plans to find ways to let players use their Pokemon in the next game.”
Posted on October 15, 2018 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch
Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee are the first Pokemon games for Switch. But as we know, another new project – described as a core title – is set to arrive on the console during the second half of 2019. We’ve heard director Junichi Masuda talk about transferring Pokemon in the past, though it’s something he touched on again in an interview with GameSpot.
Masuda said that the team is still sorting through all of the details and figuring out how things will work. However, he reiterated, “we do have plans to find ways to let players use their Pokemon in the next game.”
Masuda’s full words when asked whether Game Freak is looking at letting Pokemon to move between Let’s Go and the next core title:
“We’re definitely always thinking of that kind of forward-moving functionality, especially since we’ve introduced Pokemon Bank. Now, up to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, you’re able to store your Pokemon, and we know they’re very important to everyone. I mean, obviously, people would be very sad if they couldn’t use their Pokemon in a future game. So, it does get complicated when you talk about the details and we’re still figuring it out, but we do have plans to find ways to let players use their Pokemon in the next game.”
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Yeah that's the thing, it has a lot to do with your age and interests during the peak of these consoles. I was in high school and loving all things gamecube
Wind Waker, metroid prime, Viewtiful joe, Ikaruga, skies of arcadia
I just got Skies on Dreamcast. I've wanted that game for so long. I don't have time for RPGs like that, but I'm making time for it. Battle Mechanics intrigue me with the changing colors/elements of your weapon.
boy bought more joycons
to get whooped
I respect those using Joy Cons/Pro Controllers. I'm tempted to buy a Gamecube Controller for it (Power A's wireless looks like it might be the truth), but I definitely want to learn to play with what I have. Gotta be prepared to pick up and play anywhere. It's funny how GC Controllers are like the Arcade Sticks for "Hardcore" Smash Players.
At the time to me, but in hindsight to most, GameCube is far superior to the original Xbox (hell, even to the 360.) I could only have one at the time in 2001, so my brother went with PS2. Backwards compatibility, dvd player (only one in my house until 2007 when I got a PS3), and it got the most ports of fighters in that generation. While not my favorite, definitely goes down as the Greatest System of All Time.
True Crime is a fun fun game.
i cant wave dash either
but my link in melee was godly
Link, Young Link, Roy, and Marth in Melee. I only used swordsman in Smash back then...sometimes Ness and still I'd pick up the Light Saber lol.
I'm definitely going to try to expand my portfolio this time around and give everyone an honest shot. The little that I played of Brawl when I had it (never played Wii U or DS version) I used Ike and a little Solid Snake.
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GameCube will always be my favorite Nintendo console
So many classic games that still have replay value
Melee the GOAT Smash game
So many classic games that still have replay value
Melee the GOAT Smash game
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im gonna try using simon belmont
he looks dope
also probably gonna pick pokemon trainer back up
cause i was beastly with ivysaur in brawl
he looks dope
also probably gonna pick pokemon trainer back up
cause i was beastly with ivysaur in brawl
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that disappointment
after unlocking him
and actually playing him
and him being trash though
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One of the hardest things for Melee was unlocking the N64 DK stage.You had to complete the 15 minute Melee so I did the ground smash with DK for 15 minutes. Those captain falcon/Zelda things were still able to attack you sometimes
Their target stages were also really good and the events were the hardest to complete. I could only beat the last Giga Bowser event with Jigglypuff
Their target stages were also really good and the events were the hardest to complete. I could only beat the last Giga Bowser event with Jigglypuff
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i did that too
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there was one for beating 5 of the tougher wire frames off the stage too
cant remember what trick i used for that
cause they were really tough
cant remember what trick i used for that
cause they were really tough
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there was also a 100 melee
i did dk thing to where he repeatedly hits the ground
i did dk thing to where he repeatedly hits the ground
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Ooh yeah I remember that. That was tough af. I don't remember what I did either
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During the Gamecube era I was too distracted by the Gameboy Advance(s). EVERYBODY had a Gameboy SP and was playing Pokemon that's all we cared about here. I didnt get the GC until the end of its lifetime, when it was on sale at Toys R Us for like 90 bucks.
Ahh good times. Nothing was worst than falling asleep before you get to save the game ...then you wake up to a dead Gameboy with lost progress. The pain
that's all we cared about here. I didnt get the GC until the end of its lifetime, when it was on sale at Toys R Us for like 90 bucks.Ahh good times. Nothing was worst than falling asleep before you get to save the game ...then you wake up to a dead Gameboy with lost progress. The pain
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hell gamecube had that adapter where u could play gamboy gamesDuring the Gamecube era I was too distracted by the Gameboy Advance(s). EVERYBODY had a Gameboy SP and was playing Pokemon
Ahh good times. Nothing was worst than falling asleep before you get to save the game ...then you wake up to a dead Gameboy with lost progress. The pain
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I love Gameboy, people would let me borrow theirs lol it’s one thing I never got as a kid cause I had to choose 1 system...I got one now tho 
Wish I would of got a Gameboy player when I had my original cube.
Also my cube is the only system I had that straight up died on me.
Wish I would of got a Gameboy player when I had my original cube.
Also my cube is the only system I had that straight up died on me.
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Gamecube era.. I was hyped for it. Remembered they were calling it "Project Dolphin" before it was out. When it came out I couldn't get with the controller and when I tried playing Melee I didnt like how it felt so slow paced compared to the first Super Smash. Idk overall just felt let down compared to the N64. I skipped the GC and the OG Wii. But I still copped the Gameboy advance & Nintendo DS tho.
and when I tried playing Melee I didnt like how it felt so slow paced compared to the first Super Smash. Idk overall just felt let down compared to the N64. I skipped the GC and the OG Wii. But I still copped the Gameboy advance & Nintendo DS tho.
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GameBoy Advance SP was the best handheld
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Yeah I think the SP was the first Gameboy with the backlit LCD so you can play in the dark without the little light attached. That was like a game changer for me lol
The little light things you'd have to buy
The little light things you'd have to buy
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My small Gameboy collection. I’m trying to fill that leathery book with 32 games and that’s it.
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Yo the Gameboy Micro was trash
Not surprised it’s coming from the same guy that sold his Switch though
Not surprised it’s coming from the same guy that sold his Switch though
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It’s on point, fits in my pocket easily everyday I forget it’s there. Buttons are the same size as Ds. I take Godzilla with me a lot.
Switch been slacking since labo came out. I haven’t missed out on anything really. There haven’t been any system sellers in its whole second year until coming up now with smash. Nothing but remakes or games that are on other platforms for cheaper. The switch game tax is ridiculous.
2019 is gonna be huge tho.
Switch been slacking since labo came out. I haven’t missed out on anything really. There haven’t been any system sellers in its whole second year until coming up now with smash. Nothing but remakes or games that are on other platforms for cheaper. The switch game tax is ridiculous.
2019 is gonna be huge tho.
