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New Super Mario Bros. 2
#91
(04-30-2012, 01:17 PM)Captain Artebrock Wrote:
(04-30-2012, 09:20 AM)NICKtendo DS Wrote: You know what would kick ass?
Playable Wario that plays like Wario Land. He should be the new Luigi (in addition to Luigi, of course).
Wishful thinking, but whatever. By the way, all that gold sure fits the obese anti-hero.

But then Wario would have to fart from what Shigeru Myamoto said.

Yeah, I know. Why add a variation in gameplay for each character if you can simply clone them?
Is it weird to add a character with a different playstyle? Sonic 2, 3 and Knuckles did it.
I know that what Miyamoto said about 'all characters being equal' was to give the 4 simultanious players no advantages nor disadvantages over eachother. Peach and Wario's build simply couldn't replicate Mario's.
What I'm saying is that Nintendo actually should add Wario or someone else with a different playstyle. If you have cleared the game as Mario, you might want to play the game as Wario from start to finish, because you'd take routes more suitable or exclusive for Wario, thus going through the game differently. That's what motivated me to play Sonic 3 & Knuckles from the beginning at least 3 times, once per character.
#92
you do realize I was sort of joking in that post right?


anyways far as I care I wish wario was in more mario canon games for all the reasons you stated that and honestly, I'd like to see how well wario can do with some old school mario items now that we've seen what wario can do with power ups in the wario land series.
#93
(04-30-2012, 03:05 PM)Captain Artebrock Wrote: you do realize I was sort of joking in that post right?

I did. The cursive was a hint. I just wanted to say what I just said based on said joke referring to Miyamoto's 'excuse'.
#94
Yeah sometimes I'm very annoyed by how much say Miyamoto has. I know it's his series but... sometimes I feel he's the one holding it back from doing great new things.