DeadGame

This only means the modders closed developement on the project, as long as people still play the mod, it'll be alive. From a certain perspective, however, this might even be a positive thing, as players will no longer need to adapt to new changes and can fully establish a meta. Basicly, it's a bittersweet announcement, and I personally welcome it. PM is and always will be a better Melee in my eyes, plus it's the the key to modding heaven. (Oh, I just remembered that we won't ever see the "Dweeb-Philanderer-Awakening DLC-Roy" now, which makes me happy.)

Localization changes galore. Anything that'll turn this game into a PEGI 12-rated title and conciliate this (thanks to Intelligent Systems) torn apart fanbase. That's totally what christmas is all about, am I right? : ) Happy Advent Season, and god bless.

I just remembered something. This should've been Ark from Terranigma instead!

I hear you there, I'm torn apart aswell in that manner. On one hand it's been one of my favourite franchises by Nintendo, but on the other hand it's extremely frustrating to see what they're doing with it in recent years, to the point that I actually want them to end it and create an entirely new one. Although that doesn't refer to the core gameplay changes they made. We'll see if they tone down certain elements in the localization, until then I suggest holding onto your money.

I play on Nintendo and PC, so don't you worry about my gaming horizon. As I said, the thing is that this guy had never anything to do with Nintendo, which is something fairly required in my opinion. I mean, if they went with Ark or Chrono, this would've been an entirely different story. I'm not mad or anything, though.

I don't even know who that edgy blonde guy is, to be honest, as he never appeared on a Nintendo system (aside from a few cameos, or so I heard) and I didn't play FF7 on Steam. I mean, you hear about him being oh-so iconic, but that's basicly it. The decision to include him in Smash Bros. just seems very awkward in my eyes, even more than having Snake in Brawl. Figures it's all publicity.. It could be worse though.

Marth for the japanese audience, FE7 Lords (plus Ike, maybe) for the American/European audience. ...Theoretically. I'm sure the lovely FE13 fans disagree, but who cares?

Listen, there is nothing wrong about clone characters, unless they're outclassed by the original, in which case they need balancing (looking at Dr. Mario). Aside from that, Falco, Wolf and Roy and Toon Link aren't clone characters. They're "semi-clones" at best. Although they share a couple of similar looking moves with other characters, they play very different and have their own identity. Lastly, about Luigi.. I don't even know what to say. Did you honestly just say his playstyle is similar to Mario's? This is the year 2015, not 2001. : )

This some sort of a joke topic? I highly doubt that physical copies will ever die out, since data is much safer stored on a disc than on a harddrive.

A bad game may be rushed, but a good game is delayed forever. Derp.

This is very interesting. Let's see how he's going to handle things.

Perhaps you should try out Blackguards 1+2, it's pretty good. (Still don't get why apparently nobody on these forums knows these games..)

Could be that Square Enix simply has no plans on rereleasing the games, but I also heard that Nintendo's WiiU VC policies were kinda strict and complicated. I suggest getting Chrono Trigger or Final Fantasy on the Wii Shop Channel in Wii-mode.

The tough strategy gameplay, glorious music, mild artstyle and epic scenarios are what makes me admire the franchise. (Or at least used to..)

I dislike what the devs are doing with the series in recent years. Most has been said by others before, but to sum it up, the whole pervert err.. "fan"-service, meaning the cringeworthy dating sim elements aswell as awful character designs are the worst.

I want one that plugs into a TV and uses the WiiU gamepad as a second screen.. Remember the Super Gameboy or the Gameboy Player? These things are awesome.

Pretty much all S-supports and many others in Awakening, I guess. I never got sickened, while playing a game, as often as while 100%-ing that game. Ended up just skipping them at the end. Unfortunately, I'm expecting something simmilar from fates. (Although I'm not entirely sure if I'm actually getting that game after all..)

Don't have a favourite, but I did enjoy reading conversations that underlined the simple camaraderie among units. Nothing more or less.

Heh, this question is just begging to be answered with: "The Fire Emblem community". Admittedly, though, that's half true.. Anyways, in general every big fanbase has its weak parts. I think that oftentimes it's the fault of the developers for messing with the series resulting in the fanbase being torn apart. Look at Smash for instance. After a highly competetive game, the fans are presented with what's basicly the opposite. Naturally some people loose faith in the series, although most stayed cool and moved on to Smash 4.

The Last of Us is the most overrated games of all time, followed by Shadow of the Colossus, the tons of interactive movies published by Sony and finally any other game that has nothing to it other than loads of oh-so artistic nothingness. Ocarina of Time is in no way overrated. The game set bars in 3D gamedesign and holds up even today as a great game. It had its flaws which were fixed in the 3DS version, but it still aged pretty well for being one of the first 3D action adventures. (This, by the way, isn't based on any kind of nostalgia goggles.)

'Scuse me, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. ..That help?

What if you admire a franchise, but the developers suddenly decide to, say (and this is just in theroy), milk the hell out of it, releasing one horrible game after another and just borrowing of the name instead of enriching the series with another great title? Would you accept the developers keep spitting on that franchise? I personally agree with what you said in general, as long as it isn't a series that means something to me (in which case I just want the devs to change the name).

(Heh, I guess that's also quite literally true.) They sure could! It's not like Fire Emblem has a huge continuity anyways, with the Emblem itself altering from game to game. Hell, they could name the series after a freaking fruit, alright? "Date Saga", the new franchise by Intelligent Systems. Perfect!

Yes, every mode should have its risks. Tougher enemies, less experience, these things. Even classic fans might try it out then.

I don't know about crashing the market, but thing is, that Activision is still making money of something they don't need to put much effort in. From a business standpoint it's gold so they won't stop unless people stop buying the games.