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So, this is weird. @Dcubed there hoping for the GBC characters to be in there, but it's a lot worse then that. So there was a hidden feature in this and Mario Tennis that let you play some special tournaments. You hold Z+R and then select Clubhouse, which unlocked a code entry screen. You enter certain codes then. NSO version has disabled the ability to get to the code entry screen. Holding Z+R does nothing. It's bizarre, you can do it in Mario Tennis. Wonder why they removed it from Golf?

Mario Golf is available now. @BowserBasher and I are gonna play a round or two at 8pm tonight if anyone wants to join in.

My GP victory streak was ruined by @BowserBasher hitting me with a Bob-omb while he was in first. After how much I nailed him with that last week, that's some Mario Kartma that really stings... Good games, hope people don't mind me turning on CPU's when we have low turnouts. Gets a bit lonely otherwise.

Player's choice, 150cc, Normal Items. Pick what you like, but don't vote for a track if it's already been done today. Unless I say otherwise, just assume those are the rules.

Room's open now.

Another session tonight at 8pm.

I'm suddenly reminded of that kinda crummy, even for the 90's, render of Blastoise. And now I'm reminded of that god awful one in Pokkén!

While I do agree with the general argument here, my money would be on that rumour gained traction because the first entries in Hyrule and FE Warriors had a similar concept in terms of plot. Main characters not connected to any previous game goes on an adventure with multiple characters from separate games to take down Koei Tecmo's OC villain. Of course, just because the first entries shared similarities, it's stupid to think this would follow AoC. I like to think there would be a bit more imagination for a second entry here.

Two days until the registration for the Moltres Online Competition ends, so if you haven't done so yet...

Ah, but perhaps it was needed? Take a look at this very scientific graph I made. There is a clear upward trend of Time Travel and Fun.

Honestly can't tell with what little info about it we got there. I'm intrigued with how it would work in this game though. The two things I did notice are the pair up mechanic from the first FE Warriors is making a return, and the mission ranking (AoC ditched that). The main benefit of pairing up was covering your bases with the weapon triangle. But Three Houses ditched that, so I'm wondering if it's even gonna be a thing in this game. And if it isn't, what's the benefit to offset the downside of needing 2 characters that have to stick together, thus reducing the amount of field coverage you have? I hope it is, the weapon triangle encouraged you to use a variety of characters as the situation demanded.

That's spoilers, BTW. Might wanna hide that. Anyway, I think you meant Meta Knight. You can just refuse to take the sword and wait for him to initiate the fight. (Dunno why you wouldn't take it though, the final sword form is stupid broken. Just dodge everything, Smash style!)

Nah, that's it. Colosseum and Capsules. There are some capsules that you cannot get from random finds or the Gotcha Machine (Some in Vol 1 and Vol 4), if you look at the figurine collection screen, the game will tell you what you need to do to get them when you hover over them. So prioritise getting those before shoving money into the machines.

Nah, that's it. Colosseum and Capsules. There are some capsules that you cannot get from random finds or the Gotcha Machine (Some in Vol 1 and Vol 4), if you look at the figurine collection screen, the game will tell you what you need to do to get them when you hover over them. So prioritise getting those before shoving money into the machines.

That scene takes on a bit of a different meaning thanks to you two.

No-one can resist the Kirby Dance. No-one.

Time matches tonight at 8pm.

Geez, we haven't seen Fatty Whale since the DS days, talk about your deep cuts!

Pretty sure this game has an option to only have the skip function work on dialogue you've seen before. If you turned that on, it would stop if new dialogue came up. Too little, too late now, I know. But something to keep in mind if you move on to Zero Time Dilemma.

Is this a good time to mention that I completed Frenzy mode on my second attempt? Seemed on the easy side compared to some other Kirby mini-games.

@darksnowman, you coming?

Room's open now.

That Blizzard Bridge one is a lot closer then you might think. In fact, after you find it, consider jumping upwards, and making your way up a wall. You just might find something else that's interesting.