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NOT Sony.
They will have to really add some new ideas to make me buy it.
Also i see nintendo becoming more like sony every day.
And people will not like it but look at the PS1 and how well it did, maybe its a good idea to do so.
First the beer-gaming-party, then the sequal after sequal, and next the wor... money nintendo will get from selling the console.
And ~Resurection~, I can tell you've never played the game.
> Is it just me that thinks that the SSB series has endless
> oppertunnites. new characters, levels, unlockables, etc.
face it mate it's gonna be just as lame as the first 2 and just as boring.
more nintendo orginality i guess hey :)
Melee has covered most of what can be done with the franchise.
Further possible improvements:
More characters playing at a time (I think 8 would be a nice maximum - good for team games and allows 4 human + 4 computer players at once).
If you think 8 players is crowded, you don't HAVE to have that many - just an option for those that do.
Internet link up - (again, for possible 8 player games) - also that would mean people like Edgy and Cookie who didn't get much multiplay to appreciate the first time round.
Improved one player modes:
Classic was how it should be.
Adventure needs to be better.
Zelda and Mario were alright, but the rest of the levels were unimaginative and generally sucked!
Also, having games like the original Mario games, Donkey Kong Country, Super Metroid etc, as unlockable secrets would give newer players an insight into their character's past.
Even then, would a Melee sequel be worth paying another 35 quid or so for this?