Teens Look at Original N64 Super Smash Bros!
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@thanksaj still nailed by a perfectly timed thunder attack
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@nadnerB said:
@thanksaj still nailed by a perfectly timed thunder attack
Ness and Pikachu were good characters all the way back to the original. They are among the harder characters to use though. But Ness has the home run bat on him at all times...
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Ness is the only one I'd play since I'm a huge Earthbound fan.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Ness is the only one I'd play since I'm a huge Earthbound fan.
Have you played SSB? He's good, but it takes more work to just get functional with Ness than any other character. He's insanely hard to use!
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Just saying...
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@thanksaj said:
Have you played SSB? He's good, but it takes more work to just get functional with Ness than any other character. He's insanely hard to use!
Don't think so. I played one on the N64 and one on the GC. Didn't enjoy the SS series at all.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@thanksaj said:
Have you played SSB? He's good, but it takes more work to just get functional with Ness than any other character. He's insanely hard to use!
Don't think so. I played one on the N64 and one on the GC. Didn't enjoy the SS series at all.
You are one of a few. That is the classic game to play together as a group, especially when your parents don't let you play FPS...
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It's okay to fight from the third person but not from the first? That's a bizarre rule.
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@scottalanmiller said:
It's okay to fight from the third person but not from the first? That's a bizarre rule.
No, it's not okay to simulate real war fighting with gore but cartoony fighting with no gore is fine. It has nothing to do with perspective of the camera...
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@thanksaj said:
No, it's not okay to simulate real war fighting with gore but cartoony fighting with no gore is fine. It has nothing to do with perspective of the camera...
FPS doesn't mean that, it just means the perspective. There are cartoony FPS. We used to play the South Park FPS on the N64, it was awesome and totally cartoon and no gore... you killed each other with chickens and nerf guns and fart blasts.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@thanksaj said:
No, it's not okay to simulate real war fighting with gore but cartoony fighting with no gore is fine. It has nothing to do with perspective of the camera...
FPS doesn't mean that, it just means the perspective. There are cartoony FPS. We used to play the South Park FPS on the N64, it was awesome and totally cartoon and no gore... you killed each other with chickens and nerf guns and fart blasts.
My parents didn't like South Park due to content and how raunchy it was/is. If it wasn't for that, it probably would have been fine. And, okay, let me spell it out. If it was a war game, like Battlefield, CoD, etc, I was not allowed to play it. It was because you were emulating a soldier was the reason, but I won't get into it more than that. SSB was always acceptable.
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@thanksaj said:
My parents didn't like South Park due to content and how raunchy it was/is. If it wasn't for that, it probably would have been fine. And, okay, let me spell it out. If it was a war game, like Battlefield, CoD, etc, I was not allowed to play it. It was because you were emulating a soldier was the reason, but I won't get into it more than that. SSB was always acceptable.
That makes sense. I just wouldn't categorize them as FPS because there are TPS war games and other types too. And isometric, etc.
We had some other FPS on the N64. There was the obvious GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. But I swear that there was another one that was decent that was more cartoony, but I can't recall what it might have been. South Park was the most fun of them, though.
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@scottalanmiller http://www.racketboy.com/retro/nintendo/n64/the-n64-fps-games-library
I loved the Army Men series.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@thanksaj said:
My parents didn't like South Park due to content and how raunchy it was/is. If it wasn't for that, it probably would have been fine. And, okay, let me spell it out. If it was a war game, like Battlefield, CoD, etc, I was not allowed to play it. It was because you were emulating a soldier was the reason, but I won't get into it more than that. SSB was always acceptable.
That makes sense. I just wouldn't categorize them as FPS because there are TPS war games and other types too. And isometric, etc.
We had some other FPS on the N64. There was the obvious GoldenEye and Perfect Dark. But I swear that there was another one that was decent that was more cartoony, but I can't recall what it might have been. South Park was the most fun of them, though.
The biggest war games are, as a rule, FPS. I agree not all, but most. That's the classic perspective. What's funny, though, is that Star Wars: Battlefront was fine, because it's Star Wars.
