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Originally posted by iron_warrior
The stage looks ridikkeruss too.
Since when has WarioWare not looked ridiculous?
Originally posted by iron_warrior
The stage looks ridikkeruss too.
Since when has WarioWare not looked ridiculous?
Woops. Yeah. The science in 8th grade is Chemistry.There are no physics classes in GRD8...it's just "Science." And Elements are usually in Chemistry, not Physics.
Even I can't delve through that nonsense...what on earth are you trying to say?
Woops. Yeah. The science in 8th grade is Chemistry.
I don't like not being cryptic.But what are you trying to say!
There are only a few nonsense stages in the only "slightly" nonsensical Smash. But there isn’t any stage more nonsensical than this.
PictoChat?! What is THIS?!
It’s a fun little sketch-and-chat software with wireless functionality that’s built into the Nintendo DS!
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And if you turn it into a stage, it looks like this! BAM!
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At first, there’s nothing there. It’s just flat.
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If you wait a bit, terrain gets drawn in with a few stylus strokes!
Of course, you can climb up on the doodles.
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You may get knocked about by side winds.
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There may be things you want to ride on moving around.
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Hot! HOT! Are these flames?
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This looks solid! But it’s also flat?!
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Wow! A whale!
The doodles that appear will disappear after a while, and then something else will get drawn.
Oh, and on this stage, you’ll also be able to enjoy Mii Channel music and Wii Shop Channel music, too.
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Oh! That’s just divine.
A target-breaking mode has appeared in every game in the Smash series. It’s a mode that challenges you to break ten targets within a given time limit—basically, a game for those who salivate at the thought of speed runs.
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Break the targets!
It’s outdoors now, giving it a refreshing visual appearance. This time, there are five different maps of varying difficulty—challenges you can take on with your favorite character.
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Each of the five maps is distinctive.
Some levels have items as well, so you may be able to use them to cut your time even more.
Use all of your character’s skills to beat your own personal records!
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This is the pause screen.
If you fail, you can pause the game and try again. You can also confirm the overall layout by pausing.
There is another announcement I’d like make simultaneously...
This time, you can view replays. What this means is, the game records what you did in brawls or in Target Smash and lets you review it.
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You can record about three minutes worth of replay data.
And it’s even possible to send replays of your most amazing times to Wii Friends! If you compete against each other, things will surely heat up.
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Fire it off!
It feels great to use all of your knowledge and techniques to shave off a hundredth of a second. But you don’t have to do that to enjoy these features, so I hope you’ll give it a try regardless.
Old cube controller, wiimote, wiimote + nunchuck, and classic controller.Brawl looks like it may disappoint! More stupid looking levels! So many new characters, and I hate the controller. Although you can use the old cube controller right?
Stage Builder
You can create your own stages this time?! No way. REALLY?! With a feature like that, won’t I be able to play this game forever?!
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Apparently it’s true...!!!
Those who enjoy a little effort may be able to enjoy this stage builder for the rest of their lives.
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First, start from the initialize setting.
You start by choosing the size of the stage, the background pattern, and the music that will play. Oops! Sorry. For music, you’ll only be able to choose from the songs you have available.
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This is the edit screen!
Basically, you choose parts from the palette on the side and place them in the field.
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Just place terrain however you like. Chuckity-chuckity-CHUCK!
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Then try it out!
Modify it and try it... Repeat as necessary. Make your own ideal stage!
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Mmm... That’s amazing.
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And you can save a name and a comment for the stage.
You can change the music on the save screen. Choose something that matches the mood of your stage.
And I’m happy that this is compatible with SD cards. You don’t have to worry about size, so make as many stages as you like.
Also, if you’ve finished registering someone as both a Wii Friend and a Smash friend, you’ll be able to send custom stages to each other.
Now, for those who hate putting effort into such things, we’ve also prepared something you can enjoy as well.
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"Submit" ...?
That’s right! You can use your Wi-Fi connection to send stages you’ve made to Nintendo! (However, you can’t submit repeatedly. Maybe just once per day?)
And a stage selected from the entire daily collection will be sent from Nintendo to your Wii. A stage made by someone else will come to you over the Internet once per day!
DUN DUN DUNNNNNN! That’s the shocking truth. This means you’ll be able to experience a new stage every day—the flavor of the day, if you will. However, the plan is for that stage to vanish once one day has passed. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.
You can submit in both the Snapshots mode and the Stage Builder mode, allowing everyone to enjoy the creations of others. The fun of sharing is one of the ways that I wanted to take advantage of Wi-Fi for something other than pure battling.
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Today’s stage has lots of traps...
This is our ideal current plan. We still don’t know the exact service period. And future tuning may result in changes to the spec.
But for now, please look forward to it!
Classic
This is the classic single-player mode—hence the name, Classic.
In this mode, you try to clear each stage as you go.
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Choose your favorite character and a difficulty level, then start the match!
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Fight whoever appears!
The world you fight in is pretty much determined based on stage number. Stage 1 is based on The Legend of Zelda. Stage 3 is based on Pokémon. And each time, the characters are chosen randomly.
You’ll also find the status of enemies and rules of the match vary slightly to include things like Giant matches, Metal matches, and Team battles.
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Heart icons indicate your allies.
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You cleared the stage!
So... You just keep playing until you reach the end. Easy to understand, right?
Huh? You’re wondering what the coins on the Stage Clear screen are for? Um, you think they’re there to make it look more lively?
No, no. You earn and save these up little by little as you play. And supposedly you can use them somewhere. But no—you don’t use them to shop.
Well, in melee, the coins were used for a trophy slot machine of some sorts. It will probably be just the same for brawl.
No, no. You earn and save these up little by little as you play. And supposedly you can use them somewhere. But no—you don’t use them to shop.