Super Smash Bros. is one of the very best and most loved Nintendo series, yet there is still no handheld version of the game. I don't believe that there is any good reason for that.
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The Super Smash Bros. series is Nintendo's premier fighting series, featuring many characters from Nintendo's most popular games as well as third-party characters.
Super Smash Bros. Double Skirmish - would it work?
Your right, it would be a great title to have on the DS. For the reasons you already mention, I see no reason why Nintendo have not created such a game.
The DSi could handle it a online component well with it's improved RAM (16mb, as opposed to 4mb). it would help with all such online functionality.
Perhaps Sakurai has it in the works, I would certainly like to think so.
"Your right, it would be a great title to have on the DS. For the reasons you already mention, I see no reason why Nintendo have not created such a game.The DSi could handle it a online component well with it's improved RAM (16mb, as opposed to 4mb). it would help with all such online functionality.Perhaps Sakurai has it in the works, I would certainly like to think so."They would have to be poor business people to not have worked it through, and I don't think they are. This is a game that should sell in excess of 10 million units. That is a shitload of profit begging to be made. They owe us that game :-)
Hrm, perhaps theyll put Super Smash Brothers 4 on the DS?
"I can only see it working if it's 2D...otherwise, i'm not sure."I couldn't agree more. The whole game pretty much plays out in a 2D plane anymore. As long as the characters were animated well, it would be better in 2D. 3D for the sake of 3D is stupid. The game would run smoother and they could fit a tonne more stuff into it - characters, levels and modes. No reason they couldn't get a level editor into it as well, probably better than Brawls.
They could do 3D similar to New Super Mario Bros.?
It should be called Super Smash Bros: Dual Smash because the environment will extend over the two screens :D
EDIT: Did a quick mockup :P
"Hrm, perhaps theyll put Super Smash Brothers 4 on the DS?"I see what you did there.
It is possible to do. However, I doubt they would do it. It would probably be Super Smash Bros. 64 quality in terms of content delivery with the smaller memory. Granted, a DS cart can store 256 megabytes, more than most devices N64 carts at the time of the Nintendo 64.
But here is the problem.
There is the unspoken obligation to have online matches and local matches.
Then there is the need for a "deep" single player mode.
Then of course there is the obligation to exceed the standards of its predecessors.
"It is possible to do. However, I doubt they would do it. It would probably be Super Smash Bros. 64 quality in terms of content delivery with the smaller memory. Granted, a DS cart can store 256 megabytes, more than most devices N64 carts at the time of the Nintendo 64.But here is the problem.There is the unspoken obligation to have online matches and local matches.Then there is the need for a "deep" single player mode.Then of course there is the obligation to exceed the standards of its predecessors."I don't see that being a problem. If they can make a quality Super Mario 64, then why not Super Smash Bros? It only has to be as good and they are clever enough to make it even better.
"Godwind said:I was thinking about it, and they will definitely release it, but I think it will be more towards the end of the system's life cycle, to help spur hardware sales...."It is possible to do. However, I doubt they would do it. It would probably be Super Smash Bros. 64 quality in terms of content delivery with the smaller memory. Granted, a DS cart can store 256 megabytes, more than most devices N64 carts at the time of the Nintendo 64.But here is the problem.There is the unspoken obligation to have online matches and local matches.Then there is the need for a "deep" single player mode.Then of course there is the obligation to exceed the standards of its predecessors."I don't see that being a problem. If they can make a quality Super Mario 64, then why not Super Smash Bros? It only has to be as good and they are clever enough to make it even better.It is a killer app waiting to be made."
"r3b3lr0b0t said:"mock'd :)That is probably more likely, but I would rather they moved through both screens - maybe book style like Ninja Gaiden.""
Exactly, with destructable environments, where you have to break down to the bottom screen or vice versa...
"r3b3lr0b0t said:Why would you want it book style? Then You'd have to use touch controls, which I don't think would well suit this game."mock'd :)That is probably more likely, but I would rather they moved through both screens - maybe book style like Ninja Gaiden.""
"oldschool said:I am not saying I do, just 'maybe'. It can work well, but I would prefer regular style playing through both screens. Those parts of the game are great where you move up and down.That is probably more likely, but I would rather they moved through both screens - maybe book style like Ninja Gaiden."Why would you want it book style? Then You'd have to use touch controls, which I don't think would well suit this game."
That is a very good idea. It would also be great for meeting up with friend. I would pull my DS back out for it.
To ressurect an old thread, I'd like it and its something that would possibly sell more DS units.
I wouldn't mind it sprite based, and not story book style like Ninja Gaiden. Also, No Stylus.
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