Now let's not get crazy here, Smash is Pokémon-tier, AC is not there yet.Word
The new Animal Crossing game will sell more than Smash Ultimate as well, almost guaranteed.
Now let's not get crazy here, Smash is Pokémon-tier, AC is not there yet.Word
The new Animal Crossing game will sell more than Smash Ultimate as well, almost guaranteed.
The anger here is insane. Y'all really need to get over yourselves.
Boo, what a kiddy choice. Wish they made Dark Samus a semi-clone instead, she's way more worthy and would have been more interesting.
wait people are upset?
i assumed it was like 17 pages of...I dunno, new rumors and hype
In handhelds Animal Crossing sells better than any Smash. I am pretty confident it will happen, when is the only question.Now let's not get crazy here, Smash is Pokémon-tier, AC is not there yet.
Boo, what a kiddy choice. Wish they made Dark Samus a semi-clone instead, she's way more worthy and would have been more interesting.
i mean, there's a smash direct coming eventually..
it's implied that all characters in Animal Crossing are kids... Talking about what they want to become later and everything...
True! I didn't even think of ol Tortimer. No way he's a kid.Uuuuuuhhh... no, they aren't. There are young adults, adults, and old males and females.
The only kids are Nook's nephews.
the cranky villagers even have "BACK IN MY DAY" style old man dialogueUuuuuuhhh... no, they aren't. There are young adults, adults, and old males and females.
The only kids are Nook's nephews.
Uuuuuuhhh... no, they aren't. There are young adults, adults, and old males and females.
The only kids are Nook's nephews.
Huh? New Leaf sold 11.78 million copies, Smash 3DS sold 9.3 million.Now let's not get crazy here, Smash is Pokémon-tier, AC is not there yet.
Ridley was just the final boss of a metroid game that came out less than a year ago, ans has been in akmost every metroid game, not part of the past.Thinking about it now, all the non-echo newcomers have been either current major Nintendo characters (Inkling, Isabelle) or characters who were big at some point in Nintendo's past (Ridley, Simon, K Rool). I don't think there's any reason to expect randos like Skull Kid or whoever to show up at this point
It means to objectify female characters.Serious question: What does it mean to 'waifu' a cartoon dog? I'm not trying to insult anyone I just don't understand it.
Or really, what does it mean to 'waifu' anyone?
It's quite annoying to see people framing Isabelle as a waifu character. Like, way to make it all about guys and ignore all of the female fans who just, you know, like Isabelle
yes at your question, a lot of really gross people do, which is why it's even weirder that you're trying to twist it into a form of ironic endearment/infatuated with. you can say you like a character without having to use the word "waifu", you know.im pretty sure its used ironically to mean characters that you're infatuated with, and has more to do with the personality and character design than sexual attraction. At least that's how ive seen it used more often than not and would be kind of surprised if its not. Does anyone use "waifus" or "husbandos" unironically?
yes at your question, a lot of really gross people do, which is why it's even weirder that you're trying to twist it into a form of ironic endearment/infatuated with. you can say you like a character without having to use the word "waifu", you know.
It seems like a bunch of people on here are incapable of expressing themselves unironicallyyes at your question, a lot of really gross people do, which is why it's even weirder that you're trying to twist it into a form of ironic endearment/infatuated with. you can say you like a character without having to use the word "waifu", you know.
you're the one who provided this alternate description for "waifu" and seem to imply that nobody uses it any other way. the fact you had to ask if there were people who used it non-ironically tells me you know that its supposed to be a objectifying term and you would rather believe you're pacifying the term by using it ironically.trying to twist it? I just said that's how I understand its use, so you're just being intentionally obtuse
You tell that person who shared what he thought was an answer to a question and asked to be informed if he was wrong. What a weirdo.yes at your question, a lot of really gross people do, which is why it's even weirder that you're trying to twist it into a form of ironic endearment/infatuated with. you can say you like a character without having to use the word "waifu", you know.
you're the one who provided this alternate description for "waifu" and seem to imply that nobody uses it any other way. the fact you had to ask if there were people who used it non-ironically tells me you know that its supposed to be a objectifying term and you would rather believe you're pacifying the term by using it ironically.
You tell that person who shared what he thought was an answer to a question and asked to be informed if he was wrong. What a weirdo.
Edit: Sorry, posted this before your second post. That's not how you communicate with other people when you disagree with what they're saying, especially if you want them to see things your way. You're obviously just looking to argue with somebody on this topic.
what part of "at least thats how I understand it" implies that nobody uses it another way? its pretty plainly stated and now you're trying to turn it into a fucking drama.
You tell that person who shared what he thought was an answer to a question and asked to be informed if he was wrong. What a weirdo.
Edit: Sorry, posted this before your second post. That's not how you communicate with other people when you disagree with what they're saying, especially if you want them to see things your way. You're obviously just looking to argue with somebody on this topic.
Yes, most if not everyone in Resetera does, this thread alone is very prevalent in it's use as a denigration and insult.
alright, i'm sorry for coming at this completely wrong. i came off a bit aggressive and i dont think it really helped anyone. i just really dont like the term and i dont like excuses for people to use it either, but you're right in that pixel just believed it differently and hadnt really seen it that way before. my apologies.
Have we already talked about how perfect this screenshot is in this thread?
I can't get over her face, how scared she is, and how devastating the attack seems to be for link. The entire image, every pixel, is just so delightful to me. I'm going to love this game so much.
In handhelds Animal Crossing sells better than any Smash. I am pretty confident it will happen, when is the only question.
I'll say by the end of 2020 it will exceed Smash.
Thing is, Smash 3DS had some huge problems:Huh? New Leaf sold 11.78 million copies, Smash 3DS sold 9.3 million.
Thing is, Smash 3DS had some huge problems:
- It had a split fanbase between the handheld and console versions.
- Handheld version had the perception of being the inferior one (Rightfully so)
- Smash 4 is a more divisive game overall than Smash Ultimate.
Smash Ultimate is not only the best Smash Bros game content-wise, it's also coming at the height of a popular platform, the Switch, and without any sort of competition with another Console.
We're talking about potentially a 20M+ territory, Animal Crossing hasn't proved to be that big.
You not liking the term doesn't allows you to attack anyone who uses it. I've seen it used mostly for cute characters (p. Ej Mio from K-ON) and, ironically enough, for objectified male characters with its husbando variant.
That's mostly my enviroment of course, but everyone has its own definition/use for waifu and husbando, and if it's not used in a creepy way i think it's ok.