WB's Multiversus is proving that games don't necessarily have to be a killer of Nintendo's classic to succeed in the genre.
Lillis also provided the voice for Jigglypuff, which has also been utilized extensively in the Super Smash Bros. franchise.
Start buying those misty and Jessie Pokemon cards, they going to jump in value. Good thing I have three of Misty's top cards. Japanese Misty tears, Misty's favor full art, and Misty & Lorelei SR 191/173. Going to see if I can buy some misty cards that are decently valued.
I also have some Jessie cards. Jessie & James full art.
NE: "What would a future Super Smash Bros. reboot look like with less fighters? We go over which characters are likely to stick around."
VGChartz's Mark Nielsen: "Last week Nintendo held this year's surprisingly packed not-E3 Direct; with a full schedule for this year and a vague promise of a console successor next year, it's very possible that we've now seen our final Nintendo Switch Direct, or at least one with major first party reveals. That makes this a good time to sit back and reflect on a generation of Direct moments, from the shocking and surprising, to the joyous and exhilarating - and, quite often, all at once."
It’s gonna be very difficult for any contender to defeat Smash at its own game, considering they have perfected the formula over the past 20+ years orso.
I do feel a company like Capcom has the characters in its rich history to make something similar, although I feel they would be wise to pour that rich history of amazing characters and worlds into the Power Stone concept, so you’d cherry-pick the very best of Capcom’s many MANY great characters and stages/worlds, and build some kind of Power Stone concept around all that.
You’d also have to nail the character-design and style for the new game though, so different styles would blend into one new consistent style. Disney Infinite did this very very well, Playstation All-Stars BR not so much.