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Topic	The Smash Bros development team really have a lot of video game knowledge
ohnoitschris 12/09/18 6:51:15 PM #10:	Darmik posted... To be fair Western developers probably will never get a similar opportunity as the Smash developers. The closest stuff is probably the superhero games. The Arkham games, Injustice and Spider-man all have a lot of fan service and passion in them too. But unfortunately most of the time when they work with other licenses they're stuck on a tight deadline or lower budget. Western licensing in general seems a lot more cynical compared to what we see used in Smash. Square-Enix seeming to be the exception. There are some mashups here and there in the indie western world, Super Meat Boy had all sorts of playable characters from lesser-known games But yeah I agree with you, seems like most western AAA devs have a stick up their asses about keeping their games serious and straightforward. Which I don't like at all --- Join the Nintendo Fun Club today, Mac! <cite>ohnoitschris posted [p:913844164] in The Smash ... [t:77286176]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darmik posted...</cite> <quote>To be fair Western developers probably will never get a similar opportunity as the Smash developers. The closest stuff is probably the superhero games. The Arkham games, Injustice and Spider-man all have a lot of fan service and passion in them too. But unfortunately most of the time when they work with other licenses they're stuck on a tight deadline or lower budget. Western licensing in general seems a lot more cynical compared to what we see used in Smash. Square-Enix seeming to be the exception.</quote> There are some mashups here and there in the indie western world, Super Meat Boy had all sorts of playable characters from lesser-known games But yeah I agree with you, seems like most western AAA devs have a stick up their asses about keeping their games serious and straightforward. Which I don't like at all --- Join the Nintendo Fun Club today, Mac!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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