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They could have had 10 Rabbids for all I care if I could have played as Complete Carnage.The S wrote:When you have an extensive cast of 40+ characters, it's not entirely a "waste of space" for a guest character. After all, this isn't TMNT Smash-Up (16 characters, 3 of which are Rabbids).
Well, they were sorta in Raging Blast 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ASxxbd ... re=relatedgoku the krump dancer wrote:What I meant was having the tag team finishing moves.
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I know what you mean. I know who that is and I know who Radical is, too. My beef with the game wasn't that it was basically Rabbids and TMNT '07 characters with a few extra people tacked on, though. It was that these oh-so-great former Smash Bros. guys who were making it (on the cheap) apparently don't know how to balance characters out. So, in the one time I played it, I got my ass handed to me as Karai vs. Nightwatcher because, even though Karai is fast, she can't deal out damage worth a crap. She'd have to be a literal blur at all times to be fast enough to make up for it.Cipher wrote:They could have had 10 Rabbids for all I care if I could have played as Complete Carnage.The S wrote:When you have an extensive cast of 40+ characters, it's not entirely a "waste of space" for a guest character. After all, this isn't TMNT Smash-Up (16 characters, 3 of which are Rabbids).
If you're part of the ninety percent of this board not up enough on TMNT lore to even know who Complete Carnage is, don't worry. Neither was Ubisoft when they made this game, apparently.
He was in Raging Blast. In fact, they had a what if fight between Gogeta and Vegetto.LeprikanGT wrote:Gogeta is in now.
No what I meant was that RB2 should have all of those moves or something like those. I already knew that the first RB had tag moves but there only about 4 and two of witch we already had in BT3, yet they promised us more than that, I specificaly remember them saying that we was going to have a team Wolf Fang Fist, Life Drain and a couple others.Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Well, they were sorta in Raging Blast 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ASxxbd ... re=relatedgoku the krump dancer wrote:What I meant was having the tag team finishing moves.
At least the camera is better this time round, however the game just seems identical to Raging Blast 1, except it has more improved graphicsmysticboy wrote:Here's some gameplay from E3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvwfR8JjABE
Yeah, the camera seems decent. I'm not even sure I'd call them improved graphics, just more like different lighting techniques or a different shader was used instead of the more common cell-shader used in RB1.mysteriousdbzgt wrote:At least the camera is better this time round, however the game just seems identical to Raging Blast 1, except it has more improved graphicsmysticboy wrote:Here's some gameplay from E3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvwfR8JjABE
Herms wrote: The DB wikai lists “Rolie Buu” as one of this form’s alternate name, though I have no clue who calls him that.
If that last paragraph was directed at me, Cipher, I'm insulted! Or do you not realize who I am? o.OCipher wrote:They could have had 10 Rabbids for all I care if I could have played as Complete Carnage.The S wrote:When you have an extensive cast of 40+ characters, it's not entirely a "waste of space" for a guest character. After all, this isn't TMNT Smash-Up (16 characters, 3 of which are Rabbids).
If you're part of the ninety percent of this board not up enough on TMNT lore to even know who Complete Carnage is, don't worry. Neither was Ubisoft when they made this game, apparently.
