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AngryLittleAlchemist on 01 November 2018
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Runa216 said:
AngryLittleAlchemist said:

Uhhh ..... what?

1999: Super Smash Brothers

2001: Super Smash Brothers Melee

2008: Super Smash Brothers Brawl

2014: Super Smash Brothers for Wii U/3DS

2018: Super Smash Brothers Ultimate

A new smash game every year? Nintendo was making arbitrarily long waits for sequels to series before the gaming industry even made the 3-6 year development time a standard, lol. Most of their main franchises were carefully filtered so that they only had one game per console, or in the case of Smash, even just one game per generation. 

Not only that, but Nintendo has been doing paid DLC since 2014 and Games as a Service since 2015. I don't get how they're reluctantly joining the gaming industry now, they did that like 3-4 years ago. 

Yes, exactly like what I said. They aren't releasing a Smash game every year. You literally just responded to what I said with an air of indignity then proceeded to spend however many minutes it took you to research those dates to confirm that, no, Nintendo does not release a new Smash every year. 

Just like I said. 

Just like you seem to agree.

Yet seem to be arguing about? 

This must just be one of the worst worded posts in the history of VGChartz, then. 

"Nintendo finally seems to be (reluctantly) joining the modern age and aren't spamming us with a new smash game every year so this works for me. "

You put two separate ideas right next to each other A ) Nintendo doesn't release a Smash game every year B ) They're finally joining the modern age. That makes it sound like they're finally not releasing a smash game every year. And it wasn't just me who was confused - the entire Nintendo channel in the VGChartz Discord did not understand the comment. 

I didn't have to look up the dates for the Smash releases anyways since there's only 5 entries in the series, so they're pretty easy to remember (also it's not "dates" it's year of release, i'm not so anal as to use dates). Luckily a majority of my post was a response to making Smash an infinite DLC machine anyways, so not really a waste of time on my part.