Stages For SSB4! - Page 6

quote RegalBryant

Underwater stages could act like the air stages, maybe an extra jump thrown in for good measure. an for the falling, mayb whirlpools or a current ala Jungle Japes.

I hated the Jungle Japes currents, so I wouldn't want that idea. But I do like the whirlpool idea.

I got a good stage idea!
It's appropriated from Style Savvy: Trendsetters, which, if you're curious, yes, is a Nintendo franchise. The players will do their battle on a sort of runway, and models will walk on the runway at the background, modeling and showing off all their sensational clothes. The MC could make more character-personal commentary, like Peach's dress color clashing with the fashion color theme.

Yes, I am aware that Style Savvy is a 'girl game'. But I am a male (a 17-year old male), and I am bold enough to admit that I played a girl game.

...So let anyone try to argue with me.

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quote GoombasRool

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Truly a revolutionary idea.

In all seriousness, a stage based on the shopping mall or (more likely) the factory in Shiver Star from Kirby 64 would be cool. Could either have the escalator room and have rocks tumbling down or use the elevators to move between different floors for the mall. As for the factory... conveyor belts! And this giant robots in the background that smash down on the stage with their massive squeaky hammers of doom.

I KNOW RIGHT!!! Nice stage idea, I loved the mall level (in Kirby 64). Here's my stage:

Giygas Dimension

The players are on a thin black platform in the "Giygas Dimension". It is pitch black and Giygas's eerie music plays in the background. After a few seconds, the red swirly version of Giygas appears in the background. He moves around and says random threatening things in an Earthbound styled text box. Kind of like the Spear Pillar stage (whatever it's called), Giygas can attack players. He can send "Un-Graspable" attacks at players that can do high damage. He can also put players to sleep, make them have that status effect after you get hit by a Deku Nut and put a flower on your head.

quote RegalBryant

There is no such thing as a 'girl game' or 'boy game'. There is, however, such a thing as a sucky game. I played it too. And it was lame.

Sorry I took so long to reply, RegalBryant. But you don't seem to be familiar with the audience the game is after: females. Which male in his right mind wants a game whereby you model women in makeup and accessories and have them strut on the runway? And Style Savvy for the original DS was a hit among girls. If it's lame to you, so be it. But as a gamer seeking ideas to lay down for the next Smash Bros., I cannot overlook any idea from any Nintendo-published game, no matter how lame or heavily criticised it may be. Who knows, the idea that will raise Super Smash Bros. 4 to a higher caliber could come from technically the worst Nintendo game ever made...

So, in conclusion, I have the Style Savvy Trendsetters demo on my 3DS, and I was quite entertained by what I saw. It's a game I'm considering getting.