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Mcmadness said:LGM is gonna flip out over this I bet.
Yes! This blatant sexism has got to stop.Swiftie_Luma said:im glad they are showing more detail to the human male cast instead of just focusing on the sports attire of the princesses and Rosalina.
I knew you'd like the game when I watched the direct, but I knew you'd particularly like that scene.LeftyGreenMario said:
It's even odder if you consider that both Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash and Mario Sports Superstars introduced new 3D models for artwork illustrations...Swiftie_Luma said:Also Nintendo/Camelot, once again shamelessly using GCN renders in a current gen game.
would it kill them to use updated renders and artwork????
I don't mind as much if it's for in-game background stuff. It's when a new game uses it as an excuse not to make new renders for a character even in promo art that it gets really shameless.Swiftie_Luma said:Also Nintendo/Camelot, once again shamelessly using GCN renders in a current gen game.
would it kill them to use updated renders and artwork????
I always thought it was kind of ridiculous that the male humans in the Mario and Sonic games had to be swimming in their casual wear, including their shoes.LeftyGreenMario said:Yes! This blatant sexism has got to stop.Swiftie_Luma said:im glad they are showing more detail to the human male cast instead of just focusing on the sports attire of the princesses and Rosalina.
iirc the idea of giving everyone swimsuits was tossed around in those games, but ultimately rejected by Sega because that would have meant removing Sonic's shoes. *shudder*Julia-BM said:I always thought it was kind of ridiculous that the male humans in the Mario and Sonic games had to be swimming in their casual wear, including their shoes.
Roll and Maria Renard said:Wow a new Mario Tennis game. So they decided not to make Ultra Smash Second Edition/Deluxe. I really really hope Aces will be just as good as Power Tennis and surpass it and not be another Ultra Smash which failed to surpass Power Tennis.
Ultra Smash was a huge letdown and was a rushed mess due to Nintendo's decision of shipping it unfinished with not enough polish. Ultra Smash will be truly forgotten for being a rushed unfinished game and the worst Mario Tennis game due to Nintendo not deciding to fix it by releasing a heavy steam of updates and DLC which really did the most damage. It will be always be known as the Mario game that defied Shigeru Miyamoto (the creator of the entire Mario franchise)'s statement of "a delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad" and that's exactly what it was. It failed both ways as a Mario game and a Mario Tennis game. It's still a decent game on its own but not as a Mario Tennis game.
LeftyGreenMario said:I hope this game delivers given this game's development cycle seems short.
See, Sports Superstars was released just last year in Spring. It's developed by Camelot (and Namco). Assuming Camelot isn't already working on this game during Sports Superstars development, that'll mean this game got around only one year of development. Perhaps Ultra Smash gave it a boost, though, so if it's like Ultra Smash, but with more stuff, would make a little more sense for the short development time. Either way, that spring release a year after Mario Sports Superstars, I hope, isn't ultimately a bad thing.