[QUOTE="cakeorrdeath"][QUOTE="Jandurin"]Dude, that movie of SSBM made me realize just how much I hate wall-huggers, or whatever that's called.Jandurin

I liked them most of the time i use C-stick though but it really did make it interesting because it really helped some characters that needed to have heavier hitting moves (but man did they make ness's moves suck). so yea i think they will have them. im just wondering if they will leave the wavedash in

Dude, that movie of SSBM made me realize just how much I hate wall-huggers, or whatever that's called.Jandurin

lol. i think you mean edgehoggers

[QUOTE="edeasknight"][QUOTE="Socrates88"][QUOTE="edeasknight"][QUOTE="Socrates88"]lol at SSBM. How can button mashing be hard?Socrates88

I really can see how you would think its not that deep because its not the same kind of depth that a traditional fighter has. Its alot more about timing and finess.

Have you actually everseen someone really skilled play SSBM?

*goes to find a video*

this one looks cool

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZDRzPKGWFQ&mode=related&search=

tell me if you think youcan do that button mashing

SSBM requires more finess and timing than any other fighting game ive ever played. not just mashing in huge combos (which is still fu as hell but it takes alot more time and efort to get really good at smash bros than something like SC2)

but i think fox's shinewave shorthop down A infinite cornering combo is the single hardest combo to pull off consistantly

I sold one of my N64's on Ebay right before the Wii came out. I got something like$20 for mario 64 and 25 for mario kart. twice what they cost on the VC and you only have to own one system

*quickly realizes Oblivion is comming to PS3*

but it has been out n 360 for a while and is AAA

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This is the best thread ever. Bookmarked and in my sig!

s50cal

the links are there