Bowser jr. is most certainly deserving of a spotDJ-Lafleur

*Looks at Larry, Morton, Ludwig, Lemmy, Wendy, Iggy, Roy.*

Sorry guys maybe next time. You see it's a kind of popolarity thing and... these youngsters... they don't quite know of your existence...

YAHOOS HOMEPAGE SPOTS AN ARTICLE OF A HD WII COMING IN 2011

IF THIS IS TRUE WHAT ARE YOUR RESPONSES WHAT DO YOU WANNA SEE BE PUT IN TERE

WHAT WILL IT BE CALLED? -_-

fncds

Yeah, an article based on nothingness. Gotta love journalists.

Yay for yet another one of these. I'll just repost my list:

"Dr. Mario
Mewtwo
Roy
Dixie Kong
Toon Zelda/Toon Sheik
Plusle & Minun"

They were originally planned for Brawl but were cut out due to time restraints. So it's a given they would be in SSB4.

Isaac, from Golden Sun. He's a mixture of swordfighting (like Marth) and psychic powers (like Ness/Lucas). Seeing as he's now an assist trophy in Brawl, and he has two games under his belt as a main character, I think he has good chances of being in an hypothetic SSB4.

Paper Mario. I just want him in so bad. He would be the weird character in SSB4, like Mister G&W and ROB were for their respective games. Think of the possibilities with his movese, paper plane as a come back move, hammer as a forward smash, flipping on the other side as a counter, and maybe switching partners with B+down (like PT), you could switch between Bombette, Kooper and someone else and use them exactly as in Paper Mario (Mario jumps on Kooper and sends him forward, and he puts Bombette down and she goes straight for a while then explode) with neutral B. Obviously having Star Power as a final smash.

Stafy, from the Legend of Stafy. Another assist trophy from Brawl, it's quite a popular series in Japan (4 games already) and Sakurai said he's interested in addingjapanese only characters after seeing what happened with Roy/Marth and Fire Emblem.

Geno, from Mario RPG. Because many want him, however I find it unlikely for him to be in SSB4 because he's a very minor character in the Mario universe, even overshadowed by the likes of Daisy and Waluigi. Plus I think his rights are in Square Enix's hands.

Megaman. Most likely 3rd party character to be in SSB4 IMO. Capcom is one of the few software houses which has an excellent relationship with Nintendo, they brought some heavy exclusive titles on GC/WII (Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil Remake, Resident Evil 4, PN.3, Viewtiful Joe, Killer 7, No More Heroes, Zack & Wiki plus they ported Okami. Some ended on PS2 too though). Plus he totally fits SSB's mood.

King K. Roll, from DK. The archenemy of DK, 'nuff said. They may or may not add it.

Ridley, from Metroid. One recurring enemy of Samus, one of the most liked by fans. I frankly thought they would add him in Brawl (well he is in Brawl as a boss). Maybe there's a problem with his size... (even though his size seems to vary from game to game)

Banjo/Kazooie, Conker. Not happening, too bad they sold Rare, it would have been simply awesome to have them...

Krystal from Starfox Adventures. Would have been such a great addition for the Starfox series, much better than Falco or Wolf, who are mostly clones of Fox, rod techniques could be cool. Too bad fans hate her (me too...), very unpopular pick...

Little Mac - The remake of Punch-Out!! opens the door to him to be in.

Saki - Sin & Punishment 2 + Brawl cameo as assistant. There's a chance.

[QUOTE="Axass"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

I can do even better, I'll show 2 examples. Both will feature Zelda

1. Link to the Past on the GBA. Completely redone PLUS fixed the glitch in the ice level. The entire game had the same sort of polish as the other games coming out at the time.

2. Twilight Princess on the Wii. Twilight Princess could have launched holiday 2005. Instead they held it over for the Wii, in the time it was being modified did the group in charge of the title go onto new games? No they did not.

They spent most of the year making the Wii's version

Jaysonguy

Well you lose any credibility you had before with this comment. You clearly don't know a single thing of what you speak about...

Link to the Past remake for GBA wasn't done by Nintendo at all. Much less the Zelda team at EAD. It was done by Flagship, a studio responsible for all the GBA Zeldas plus Oracle of Ages/Seasons. Flagship is a studio, now closed, which was owned by Capcom.

Proof in case you don't believe me: http://www.gamespot.com/news/6171114.html?tag=result;title;0

You honestly made me shake my head like "Oh, puppy fell down and we're gonna have to bring it to the "farm""

You mean Nintendo didn't do it themselves?

Much like Retro did Metroid or Rare did Banjo and Donkey Kong?

So yeah, thanks for the link.

Capcom made it. Capcom is not a second party of Nintendo (Retro and Rare were 2nd parties AKA owned by Nintendo). What is your point?

It just proves what WE say. They asked Capcom and Namco to do games for them in the past so that EAD and their other internal studios could make something else.

In fact they got out more games this way than what they would've otherwise. (without Capcom/Namco's help)

Besides if Sakurai doesn't wanna work on it, doesn't mean nobody will take his place.

I can do even better, I'll show 2 examples. Both will feature Zelda

1. Link to the Past on the GBA. Completely redone PLUS fixed the glitch in the ice level. The entire game had the same sort of polish as the other games coming out at the time.

2. Twilight Princess on the Wii. Twilight Princess could have launched holiday 2005. Instead they held it over for the Wii, in the time it was being modified did the group in charge of the title go onto new games? No they did not.

They spent most of the year making the Wii's version

Jaysonguy

Well you lose any credibility you had before with this comment. You clearly don't know a single thing of what you speak about...

Link to the Past remake for GBA wasn't done by Nintendo at all. Much less the Zelda team at EAD. It was done by Flagship, a studio responsible for all the GBA Zeldas plus Oracle of Ages/Seasons. Flagship is a studio, now closed, which was owned by Capcom.

Proof in case you don't believe me: http://www.gamespot.com/news/6171114.html?tag=result;title;0

Also remember that for every remake (at least in Nintendo's case) we lose a new game. Nintendo does not do anything half way. They have a history of putting their top devs on remakes. I strongly doubt they'll deviate from the past 20 odd years.Jaysonguy

You're delusional, it takes them really little effort to slap the Wii controls in the GC gameswithout changing anything else (which seems what they're doing). They won't need their top developers.

Marvelous just announced the release dates:

NA Feb 2009
Europe March 2009
Japan TBA