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Forums - Nintendo - The NSMB series lacks something very important! The ability to kick turtle shells UPWARDS!

 

Do you want the "kick upwards" feature?

Yes! 8 66.67%
 
No! 0 0%
 
What? 4 33.33%
 
Total:12

This is something I want to return.

I cant help it but it feels wrong without.

When I played New Super Mario Bros Wii for the first time I even killed myself (true story)  because I tried to do it but guess what...  the shell was kicked forward hit a pipe and well... its still to hard for me to talk about it....

What do you think?

p.s.  I cant remember but NSMB also lacks the   "kill turtle by standing next to a wall/pipe etc. and kicking it against the wall/pipe"  right?   If so I also l demand a returon of this feature!!! (I cant remember exactly because I was scared that I would die again... so I guess I never really tried it?)







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Are you sure? I swear that was possible in NSMBW. Now I have to go look



Your right but my next point is the game was designed in way that its not needed so its not a loss. people complain about losing his spindash but when was the last time it was useful? SA1?



I just want a slight change in music.



Welcome to VG Chartz!

You can introduce yourself, post your turtle kicking feelings in the Angry Thread or if that depressed you so, post it in the Depression Thread. As I can see you have already done it so on the "Post Your Mind" thread :)

I can't believe I posted in a thread before The Ryantist, The BlaCk Pe**s, but damn... after The Piplup!

It oviously wasn't too much of a big deal because I even missed it. Odd. SMW gave you the option to kick forward, up, or hold the shell. Wth.



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Just another example of how Nintendo has gone backwards rather than forwards with the SMB franchise.



On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.