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My thoughts exactly. I wouldn't discount the possibility of an ARMS character, either. To be totally fair, this does seem to be a glitch. ZeRo did a play-by-play and pointed out that she jumps four times in this video. Also the blog updated again. Today's post is on Bomberman's assist trophy. Looks like he drops remote bombs as well as normal ones.

ITT: people on a sonic forum arguing about what series has the worst fans Also this may be of interest. The project plan being finished in 2015 means that the final roster was probably decided around then too. You could take that as evidence that fighters from 2016 and onward aren't on the cards, but you never really know. Roy, for example, was debuted in Melee before he appeared in Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade. He's the exception rather than the rule, but depending on how much the devs thought ahead, we could still see characters from more recent games. The Ballot for Smash 4's DLC is probably going to go a long way in determining who gets in and who doesn't. The Japanese ballot page practically said as much.

Really hate to be the guy who shits on other people's suggestions, but an Undertale character getting in would be my official "old man yells at cloud" moment. There are definitely plenty of other third party characters I want, but Smash is a Nintendo crossover first and foremost, and I think there's a need to be selective. I wouldn't want to see them pulling randoms from any remotely popular indie game as guest fighters.

I'm assuming Bayonetta's guns are allowed because they don't look quite like real guns and fire magical bullets. Allowing those but not Snake's weapons may seem like splitting hairs, and I understand how the door to that discussion got opened, but putting realistic guns in Smash Bros isn't just a matter of whether or not the dev team is willing to change their minds. Ratings boards also care about how firearms are depicted, and them raising the rating on the game could impact sales.

Wily does look to be Keith Silverstein. No word on who voices Mega Man himself. My guess was Bryce Papenbrook. Anyway, game looks fantastic. The double gear system sounds like a refreshing change of pace.

I'm trying to think of what they could put on this that would actually entice me into buying it. Most non-Sonic Genesis games have aged... pretty poorly, and the third party support especially didn't hold a candle to the old Nintendo systems. Maybe I'd be down if Castlevania Bloodlines was on it. This thing needs good games that never see re-releases.