It's true: with the game not even released outside of Japan yet, Super Smash Bros. Brawl creator Masahiro Sakurai has been talking about his plans for a sequel, and even a DS iteration.Fact is, there are quite a few ideas Sakurai wanted to implement in Brawl, but he simply didn't have the time - even with TWO YEARS worth of delays (remember the Q4 '06 release date??). Even so, he wouldn't reveal what those features are, saying:
"I feel like anything I've considered I'm probably going to think about when -- I mean if -- another game was to come out in the series and so I'd like to keep a lid on that for now. and not disclose anything I've been thinking about there."
He also commented on the possibility for Nintendo to create a portable version of Smash Bros., on the DS or possibly even the DS's successor:
"Seeing the success that Brawl has had with the Wii remote being playing sideways, I don't think that there are control limitations that keep it from being ported to the DS. But I personally have no plans to do this myself. If, in the future, such a thing was to be planned, it would be up to Nintendo to decide how and when and in what way they would like to create that sort of game."
Blog9 plans to receive its copy of Super Smash Bros. Brawl over Spring Break!
Super Smash Bros. Brawl is set for a March 9 release in North America.
Source: Kombo.com
3 comments:
is this really what you guys write about? video games, harry potter and fire trucks? wow...
Actually, we have quite a bit more content than that.
May we direct you to our blog posts about the Spice Girls concert, the Lunar Eclipse, and Valentine's Day?
Or perhaps the one on Seven Deadly Sins?
Bottom line is, we're individuals, and we blog about what we're interested in. The object of this is capturing a fraction of the huge amount of diversity on Vassar campus.
If you want a blog strictly about Vassar news, that's fine.
You can find it here:
madsvassar.blogspot.com.
and there are some funny sex facts.
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