wouldn't it be incredibly cool if they added an option on ssbb to add your mii to the game and give him the powers you want.. off course you would have to make some tough decisions so that the character won't become rediculously overpowered. maybe they could give him one ranged attack, 2 melee attacks, 1 jumping attack or something like that and 1 block attack. off course they will have to come up with a system to make sure they don't become overpowered like I said before, that's why I thought of this idea; what if they added like a card-grid (like in JUS! for NDS) where every move available has a card in a certain size in different shapes. And then put some restrictions around it; like you have to have at least one ranged, melee, one jump attack etc. etc. so that way if you take a very strong jump attack, like fox's jump attack in ssb:m than you'll have to cut down on mellee atacks.
OMG there making another all ready. I was just about to buy th DS Lite, now im not so sure. I dont want to have to buy another in less than a year. :( black_awpN1
they're not making it - yet - but they propably will in a couple years.. Â
I suggest you get EBA first, you would have gotten it now or later anyway, if you take puzzle quest, you'll be stuck with two rpg's, which is maybe just a little too much too handle..
Ive checked all their evolutions ,all their moves that they are going to learn and in my opinion , turtwig is the best one , next comes piplup then chimchar, but thats just me.Roushrsh
well, and your right, and due to the lack of fire pokemon in the new generation, turtwig won't have a lot of competition, except from infernape, heatran and the hard-to-get magmortar
There is a demo of puzzleQuest available on the internet, just search for it on google. I suggest you try that first, if you like it, get puzzlequest, if you hate it, get the other one.!
It's funny though; even though it is in japanese there will be a smattering of English words also used in some main parts of the menu that will help guide you along. There is a walkthru posted here that is also a major help especially with some game basics. I just got this game a couple of days ago and I'm a little unsure of the whole create a deck part but there is another mode (J Arena) that automatically creates these combos of characters called decks and you can just start playing. I was worried about this too and even though I haven't figured out the deck thing yet I'm able to get right into it and play anyway. So far it's a blast to play even though i've only started getting used to to what button does what. --as far as what kind of fighting game it is; pretty much of an all out melee...check out the video overview posted on you tube although it doesn't give quite the idea of how much fun it is to play it yourself. Coming from someone who was just looking for an entertaining game experience, not a shooter or fighter fan especially, it pretty much does live up to the hype it's been getting.mtburdell
I just saw a film of someone making a deck, i'll link it to you so you understand it :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlaJw_TUoTc
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